In the lead-up to Inauguration Day, Donald Trump is overshadowing Joe Biden, acting like the President-elect even though he won’t take office for another 45 days. Trump is already making international moves, prompting foreign governments to treat him as a presumptive president. Meanwhile, police have revealed new details about the movements of the gunman who killed a CEO, including potential travel from Atlanta to New York. The reaction to the CEO’s death has sparked populist anger and highlighted issues within the U.S. health care system. Additionally, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield has reversed a decision to limit anesthesia reimbursements after backlash. The job market remains uncertain, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics expected to report a slight increase in the unemployment rate for November. In other news, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake off the coast of California briefly triggered a tsunami warning, a Hawaii woman’s possible involvement in a green card marriage scam is being investigated, NASA’s next moon mission is delayed until 2026, and a new study suggests a cause for warmer temperatures. On a lighter note, Brigham Young University’s first Jewish quarterback has signed a sponsorship deal with Manischewitz, a kosher Jewish food brand, marking a unique moment in the world of college sports endorsements.
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