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Culture Legendary game show host Chuck Woolery, a proud conservative in liberal Hollywood, dead at 83 By John Solomon
Culture Rafael Nadal officially ends decades-long tennis career after Spain loses to the Netherlands By Misty Severi
Culture As giving season arrives, calls for an end to swipe fees on donations By The Center Square Staff
Political Ethics Trump lawyer sought contracts from candidates, Cabinet seeker while advising president-elect
Education Sharp drop of pro-Palestinian protests, encampments on colleges campuses after tighter rules: Report
Courts & Law Menendez brothers who murdered parents scheduled to appear in court for first time in 28 years
Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology expected to waive tuition for families that make under $200K
Federal Agencies At least two Democratic senators are prepared to support and work with Trump Cabinet nominations
Elections Jack Smith request to drop Jan. 6 case 'major victory for the rule of law,' Trump spokesperson says
