Chicago shootings rise as police warn on gang areas
Nearly 50 people have been shot in Chicago since Christmas weekend, with Monday bringing new violence mainly in south and west side zones tied to historic gang activity. Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi noted the pattern as authorities hunt for answers.
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Obama says he would have beaten Trump if he ran again
Former President Barack Obama said in a recent interview that he could have united the American people to rally behind his vision had he run against Donald Trump. He criticized Hillary Clinton's campaign as too cautious and emphasized ongoing support for Democratic ideas and aging leadership.
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Russia probes Tu-154 crash amid Syria fears
Russia ruled out terrorism as a cause for the Tu-154 crash that killed 92 on Christmas Day. Investigators cite possible technical or mechanical failures and foreign object damage as they search for roots near Sochi and the Black Sea. Divers recovered at least 11 bodies as the aircraft carried military officers and civilians to Syria.
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Israel opposition leaders condemn Netanyahu after UN vote
Israeli opposition leaders sharpen attacks on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the Security Council resolution condemning settlements. They accuse him of harming Israel’s standing and call for unity against further international moves. Netanyahu defends a firm response and national pride.
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China naval carrier enters South China Sea amid rising tension
The Liaoning aircraft carrier leads Chinese warships into the upper South China Sea after passing south of Taiwan. Beijing labels it routine but Taiwan cites renewed strain. Johnny Chiang says the drill signals China breaking the first island chain. Japan monitors moves as it expands military reach.
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Trolls and The Secret Life of Pets Showtimes
Movie listings include Trolls with multiple times at 20 and 25 minutes past the hour, The Accountant and The Secret Life of Pets with afternoon and evening showings, Sally appears with parental guidance notes.
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