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Here are some of the stories we will be following today, December 25, Saturday. Pakistan is celebrating the 145th birthday of founder Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. A change of guard ceremony was held at his mausoleum in Karachi on Saturday morning to mark the day. Special programs are planned across the country to shed light on Quaid's struggle for the creation of Pakistan and to highlight his guiding principles of unity, faith and discipline. Christians across the world are celebrating Christmas today. Glittering pine trees, Santa Claus and stockings are part of many people’s ideas of C...

Disease. the company says the vaccine was generally well tolerated and common side effects included pain at the injection site, fatigue, and headache lasting no longer than three days. >> very good news there. australia's baseball team is kissing its hopes for olympic gold good-bye. the team pulled out of all kwie finers for the game set to start next month citing concerns for covid. joining us now is glen williams, chief executive of baseball operations in australia. i'm so sorry. tell us what went into the factors for disqualifying from the olympics. >> yes. thanks, brianna. it was quite a...

A'ja Wilson, Aces set to kick off two-game set against Fever Field Level Media The Las Vegas Aces have the reigning WNBA Most Valuable Player in A'ja Wilson. But it was Jackie Young who was most valuable in the Aces' most recent victory. Young scored a career-high 27 points to lead visiting Las Vegas to an 85-79 victory against the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday night. "You've got to keep feeding the beast," Wilson said of Young. "She led us." Wilson, Young and the rest of the Aces (3-2) will host the Indiana Fever (1-5) in consecutive games beginning Friday night. The two teams meet again Sund...

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Their own safety at risk to defend this nation. you see news reports they're nazis, white supremacist. they abuse women and children. ice agents and border patrol agents are parents too. this affects them deeply and emotionally. have you ever walked up to one and thanked them for helping their nation. i have. >> laura: game set. match. the only border, the new and radicalized democratic party believes in now are those around abortion clinics keeping sidewalk counselors away from vulnerable women. when have the democrats expressed a bit of empathy