News Noticias Podcast Dec 22, 2025 Quezada News TV (Eduardo)

News Noticias Podcast Dec 22, 2025 Quezada News TV (Eduardo)

Monday, December 22.

Immigration Shift: Following a series of fatal shootings at Brown University and MIT involving a foreign national, the Trump administration has officially suspended the lottery green card program.

Border Infrastructure: The federal government has approved five new contracts for border wall construction, accelerating the administration’s core security objectives as the year draws to a close.

Shutdown Threats: Tension is rising on Capitol Hill as Senate Democrats renew threats of a government shutdown in late January, specifically clashing with the White House over climate research funding and recent executive maneuvers.

Assassination in Moscow: A car bomb in Moscow has killed Russian Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov. This is the third high-ranking Russian officer killed this year; Russian officials are pointing to Ukraine, though Kyiv has not officially commented.

Border Clashes in SE Asia: Heavy fighting has broken out between Thailand and Cambodia. Reports indicate Thai F-16s conducted airstrikes following Cambodian shelling, resulting in casualties on both sides and displacing civilians.

Gaza Developments: In a significant shift, Israel has announced it will reopen the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, potentially allowing civilians to exit the Gaza Strip.

Primordial Earth: Scientists at MIT have announced the discovery of "Proto-Earth" remnants. These rare minerals date back 4.5 billion years, offering a window into our planet's composition before the collision that formed the Moon.

Health Breakthrough: Researchers have unveiled a new bionic knee that utilizes neural syncing to allow amputees to climb stairs and walk with a natural gait, a major leap for prosthetic technology.

Lottery Fever: The Powerball jackpot has surged to $1.6 billion, making it one of the largest prizes in history. The drawing is expected to drive massive ticket sales throughout the afternoon.

Holiday Safety: Forecasters warn of stormy weather impacting Christmas travel. Additionally, authorities remind residents to keep walkways and garage entryways clear. For those with larger vehicles, such as your Hyundai Santa Fe, ensuring the garage sensor path is free of snow mounds is vital for preventing sensor-triggered door reversals during the holiday rush.