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AP News in Brief at 12:04 a.m. EDT

  • Legal battles over National Guard deployments continue in major United States cities as President Donald Trump pushes for military presence, facing opposition from local leaders and ongoing court challenges. The Supreme Court and lower courts are weighing in on whether troops can be sent to places like Chicago and Los Angeles, while similar debates unfold in Portland.

  • Progress and challenges in Gaza ceasefire were highlighted during Vice President JD Vance's visit to Israel, where he expressed cautious optimism about the peace process but acknowledged the difficult work ahead, including disarming Hamas and rebuilding Gaza.

  • President Trump delays meeting with Vladimir Putin on the Ukraine war, citing concerns over its usefulness, as diplomatic efforts remain uncertain and European leaders express relief at the pause.

  • Government shutdown continues into its fourth week, with President Trump hosting Senate Republicans at the White House while federal workers face furloughs and funding issues for key programs. No compromise with Democrats appears imminent.

  • Trump's nominee for a federal watchdog agency withdraws after offensive text messages surface, leading to a loss of support among Republican senators.

  • Warner Bros. Discovery considers potential buyout offers, reviewing strategic options after receiving interest from multiple parties, though no decisions have been announced.

  • A major jewel heist at the Louvre has left authorities racing to recover priceless French crown jewels, with experts fearing the artifacts may be lost forever as police intensify their search for the thieves.

  • President Trump claims the government owes him money for past federal investigations, insisting he would have final approval over any payout related to claims he filed for damages.

  • Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies at 29, remembered as a prodigy and influential figure in the chess community, with the cause of death not immediately known.

  • The Los Angeles Angels hire Kurt Suzuki as their new manager, turning to the former catcher and World Series champion to lead the team after a period of instability.

Original article source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-15215171/AP-News-Brief-12-04-m-EDT.html
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