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Comedian Pete Davidson and model Elsie Hewitt have welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson, born on December twelfth. The couple, who first made their relationship Instagram official in March, shared the news on social media, with Elsie expressing her joy and Pete paying tribute to his late father. The name Scottie holds special significance for Pete, honoring his father who died in the September eleventh attacks.

Sonys acquisition of a majority stake in Peanuts franchise, home to iconic characters like Snoopy and Charlie Brown, marks a new chapter for the beloved comic strip. The deal, valued at $457 million, gives Sony an 80% ownership, nearly doubling their control. The family of Charles M. Schulz retains the remaining 20%. Sony plans to leverage its global network and expertise to expand Peanuts reach and impact worldwide.

Craft beers decline and local business recognition: A tale of two economies - The craft beer boom is fading, leading to job cuts and economic shifts. Meanwhile, the San Antonio Business Journal celebrates local success with Business of the Year and Best Places to Work awards, highlighting companies that positively impact the community and their employees.

Joy to the World gets a modern twist from a talented teen composer, Sir Isaac Nealy, who reimagines the classic Christmas tune with hip-hop, rock, and Afro music elements. His viral TikTok performance has captivated nearly one million viewers, launching his career aspirations as a professional composer.

The Department of Justice faced a deadline to release Jeffrey Epstein files, mandated by a bill passed by Congress. House Democrats released new photographs of Epstein with prominent figures. The push for transparency intensified, leading to Trumps reversal on his stance and the bills passage. The public and political interest in the case continues, seeking clarity and accountability through these documents.

Venus Carter, a young mother from New Braunfels, Texas, is one step closer to reuniting with her children after losing custody. With the help of faith-based organizations, she received a car, a crucial gift that she believes will lead her back to her babies. Venus, motivated by her difficult childhood, aims to provide a stable upbringing for her children. After overcoming domestic violence, she now holds a stable job and lives in a shelter, meeting the courts requirements for regaining custody. Christian Brothers Automotive, a faith-based business, donated a car to Venus, installing a new engine and offering free oil changes. Venus is now focused on finding permanent housing, inspiring others to keep moving forward and ask for help when needed.

Rising Health Care Costs: A Growing Concern for Americans - A new AP-NORC poll reveals that health care is now a top priority for many Americans, surpassing other issues that typically grab headlines. This shift in concern comes after recent changes, such as cuts to Medicaid and the end of special subsidies for the Affordable Care Act, which are expected to significantly increase health care costs for millions of people starting early next year. Julia Dvorak, a fifty-six-year-old with a chronic knee condition, and Joshua Campbell, a small business owner, share their personal struggles with rising health care costs, highlighting the real-life impact of these changes. As the midterm elections approach, health care expenses could become a major issue, potentially influencing the outcome and bringing the topic back into the political spotlight.

Tragic Plane Crash Claims NASCAR Champion Greg Biffle and Family: Investigation Underway A devastating plane crash has resulted in the loss of NASCAR champion Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina, and five others, including their children. The group was traveling to Florida for a birthday celebration when the accident occurred. Cristinas last message to her mother, were in trouble, foreshadowed the tragedy. The family is grieving, with Cathy Grossu sharing her heartache with People magazine. Federal investigators are examining the crash site to determine the cause, as the reasons behind the planes malfunction remain unknown.