X-Files Returns With Mythology and Monsters
The science fiction classic resumes during the Trump era as Mulder and Scully pursue truth amid a renewed focus on government secrets and paranormal investigations. The article highlights the series return, its ongoing mythology, and monsters as core elements.
Multiple global events span politics and security
A roundup cites Colorado authorities discussing mental health concerns ahead of a deadly shooting, a former Wyoming law student warned over social posts, and Senator Franken resigning with Tina Smith poised to take his seat. It also notes Pakistan-Europe tensions over aid, South Korea proposing talks with North Korea for Olympics, Kim Jong Un's openness to a delegation, Egypt's executions tied to a 2015 bombing, and Egypt renewing a nationwide state of emergency for three months.
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Matthew Riehl
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Wyoming College of Law
South Korea
North Korea
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Seoul
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Kim Jong UN
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Egypt
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
Republicans split over Obamacare in fresh 2018 push
Republicans begin their 2018 agenda amid a renewed Obamacare clash with moderates seeking protections and cheaper premiums while conservatives press to repeal or repeal efforts. Senate leaders pledge action on stabilization bills to steady individual markets, in a clash reflected by quotes from Rod ney Whitlock and other GOP figures.
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Rodney Whitlock
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Senate
Mitch McConnell
Susan Collins
Unrest Tests Iran as Protests Rage Across Nation
Iran faces its most widespread anti-government protests since the 2009 election. Six days of unrest have left over 20 dead and hundreds jailed. Ayatollah Khamenei accused foreign meddling while protests spread from economic anger to corruption allegations and calls for reform.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Nikki Haley
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United Nations
U.N
Khamenei
Tehran University
Georgia fans push ticket prices past two thousand dollars
Georgia fans flood StubHub for the January 8 College Football Playoff national championship against Alabama at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, driving the cheapest tickets to about 2000 dollars and the average near 2690, with 4000 seats remaining as Alabama and Georgia hold most inventory.
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StubHub
Cameron Papp
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Papp
Notre Dame
Bill Hancock
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