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Defense team for Duane Keffe Davis, charged with Tupac Shakurs 1996 murder, challenges evidence from nighttime home search. Davis, a retired cancer survivor, argues the search was unlawful due to false portrayal as a violent drug dealer. Police justified the raid for safety reasons, seizing electronic devices, marijuana, and photos. Davis, now in custody, claims his past stories were for a proffer deal and book sales. The battle over this evidence may impact his defense strategy.

California abandons federal funding for high-speed rail, seeking alternative sources like cap-and-trade program to keep project moving.

Israels recognition of Somalilands independence, a historic move linked to expanded cooperation under the Abraham Accords, has not been met with immediate U.S. support. President Trump, despite growing interest from the U.S. side, has not yet jumped on board, citing the need to review the complex issue and prioritize talks on Gaza and a ceasefire. Trump questioned Somalilands offers and expressed uncertainty about U.S. recognition, while Somalia insists Somaliland is its territory and Representative Ilhan Omar strongly opposes any moves there. As these talks unfold, they could reshape alliances in the Horn of Africa.

Unprecedented winter storms battered Southern California, causing widespread flooding, mudslides, and power outages. Over a hundred people were rescued from stranded vehicles, and three hundred fifty traffic collisions were reported. Homes were destroyed, and lives were lost. Despite the devastation, communities are bracing for more rain around New Years Eve and beginning the cleanup process.

Active Shooter Incident at Shoshone County Sheriffs Office in Wallace, Idaho; Suspect Killed, Victims Injured; Law Enforcement from Multiple States Respond; Witnesses Report Multiple Gunshots; Businesses Lockdown; Investigation Ongoing

Actor Mario Rodriguez accuses Tyler Perry of sexual assault, filing a lawsuit in California for alleged incidents over several years. Rodriguez seeks at least $77 million in damages and is also suing Lionsgate. Perrys lawyer denies all allegations, while Lionsgate has not commented. This comes after Derek Dixons similar lawsuit in June.

On Christmas Day, President Trump attacked Congressman Thomas Massie, accusing him of being part of a radical left witch hunt. Massie responded by raising $2,700 for his campaign in just two hours. Massie, along with Democrat Ro Khanna, had pushed for transparency in the Epstein case, leading to the Epstein Files Transparency Act. However, the Justice Department is now delaying the release of the files, leading Massie to threaten contempt of Congress if the full files are not released soon.

Billionaires in California consider leaving due to proposed wealth tax, while tech investors explore alternatives. The Service Employees International Unions Billionaire Tax Act aims to fund healthcare programs, but faces opposition from Governor Newsom and business leaders. Entrepreneurs and investors weigh backup plans, potentially impacting jobs, innovation, and services.