National Geographic features Avery Jackson first transgender cover girl
National Geographic unveils a January special devoted to the gender revolution with Avery Jackson, a Kansas City fourth grader, on the cover. The issue includes a glossary of over 20 gender terms and explores how identity shapes culture, law, and education while sparking debate among conservatives.
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Poll Finds Mixed Views On Obama Presidential Legacy
A Washington Post poll shows about one third expect Obama to be seen as good or great, with 25 percent predicting fair or failed judgments. Democrats tilt positive 86 percent toward good or great, Republicans split 83 percent toward fair or failed. Voters cite economy and immigration as major concerns.
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Global terror alerts sprawl after truck attack and markets
A truck hijacking probe widens as police boost patrols in Chicago and Boston amid heightened security around holiday markets. Investigations reference recent attacks in Nice and Columbus, with IS claims and EU measures, while German and Italian officials discuss asylum and watch lists. Police warn of social media monitoring to prevent planned acts.
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