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December 23

Historic landmark to begin charging foreign visitors amid overcrowding battles

Rome is introducing a $2.35 entry fee for foreign tourists visiting the Trevi Fountain starting in February 2026 to combat overcrowding at the historic landmark.

December 23

Cities across Europe revise Christmas traditions, triggering public backlash

Brussels faces backlash over modern nativity scene as European cities rethink Christmas traditions amid cultural debates. U.K. museum suggests Santa is "too white."

December 23

Duffy threatens to withhold federal funds over illegal immigrant truck drivers

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the crackdown on illegal immigrant truck drivers and updates on holiday travel.

December 23

GOP governor lays out plan to ‘purge’ terrorists and terror supporters from state

After designating two prominent Islamic groups foreign terrorist organizations, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gave insight into his plan to “purge" both terrorists and terror supporters from his state.

December 23

'60 Minutes' CECOT segment pulled by Bari Weiss airs in Canada, spreads across internet

The "60 Minutes" CECOT segment that Bari Weiss had delayed from airing that caused a furor at CBS News has leaked online after it aired in Canada.

December 23

Holiday travel surge: How to avoid delays and cancellations

Travelmation Vice President Kristina Cooper gives tips to navigate the busy holiday travel season. She advises travelers to pack light, fly direct and use airport lounges.

December 23

Jack Brewer slams Minnesota leadership over $9 billion fraud scandal

Jack Brewer, CEO of The Brewer Group, reacts to Minnesota mayors expressing deep concern over state fraud and unchecked spending, resulting in an estimated $9 billion deficit.

December 23

Trump admin conducts another deadly attack on 'low-profile vessel' perpetrating 'narco-trafficking operations'

The U.S. on Monday attacked a "low-profile vessel" that had been "engaged in narco-trafficking operations," according to U.S. Southern Command.

December 23

China’s phony conviction of Jimmy Lai is a warning

Jimmy Lai, pro-democracy activist and media mogul, faces life in prison after Hong Kong conviction as authorities throw the book at the Apple Daily founder.

December 23

From 'happily ever after' to 'not so fast': Why young women are turning from marriage

Declining marriage expectations among young women could lead to increased loneliness and shorter lives, raising concerns about society's future wellbeing.