We’ll do our best to avoid stepping in any fake news and simply report what seems to be a shakeup in the Trump transition team on Christmas Eve; fill in the question marks any way you like in the meantime.

Jason Miller resigned his Trump White House job and Trump surrogate AJ Delgado deleted her Twitter account. Somethin' is up, y'all…
— Gabe Ortíz (@TUSK81) December 25, 2016

Jason Miller, who was just named White House communications director, reportedly has resigned to spend more time with his family — an explanation that has been known to cover, let’s say, a whole lot of ground…

The likely move of the European Medicines Agency, currently in Britain, has worrying implications for the country’s vibrant biotech and pharmaceuticals sector.

Well, this didn’t stick:

A&E changes ‘Generation KKK’ title, partners with civil-rights group Color of Change: https://t.co/fscnoE5zfd pic.twitter.com/VdIwKumOmG
— Yahoo TV (@YahooTV) December 23, 2016

A day after deciding to change the name of its “Generation KKK” miniseries to the much more difficult to misconstrue “Escaping the KKK: A Documentary Series Exposing Hate in America,” as well as announcing a partnership with Color of Change to “help provide context,” A&E has scrapped the project altogether…

It’s an amazing disgrace, all right.

I am amazed. It is Christmas Eve, and the lack of civility, compassion, caring by people who claim Christianity is astounding. God Bless
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) December 24, 2016

@matthewjdowd exactly the reaction you were trying to get, though.
— B. Miller (@BlaiseInKC) December 24, 2016

Not this again: “For a bunch of people who claim to be Christians, you sure don’t live up to my standard of Christian behavior…

Christmas cards are a Victorian invention, the first ones being sold in 1843. Sir Henry Cole, the first director of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, had cards printed and hand-colored for his friends. In 1843, he suggested that 1,000 cards be printed and sold to the public. They were not an instant success […]
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For most, the Christmas season is a time of joy, presents, and family. However, in Europe, there are certain Yuletide traditions that hint at a darker past. Even more than Halloween, the time around Christmas has traditionally been associated with folkloric creatures of terrifying darkness. 10 Christmas And Werewolves According to the traditions of Central […]
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In case you didn’t know, everyone has been put on notice by the media police to stop misusing the term, “fake news.” The term was floated to explain Hillary Clinton’s surprise loss and place the blame on a couple of fictitious stories being passed around on social media.
Of course, things got out of hand when the public started applying the “fake news” label to bogus stories being reported by respected media outlets…

Research confirms our deepest intuition: Human connection lies at the heart of human well-being.

Cult movies are those that people come to enjoy and even watch repeatedly, although the films weren’t financially successful at first. These movies develop an audience over time, and most people never get the opportunity to view them. If you missed these 10 cult films from the 20th century, you definitely need to see them. […]
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Fatal drug overdoses have nearly tripled over the past few years, largely because of opioid abuse, the C.D.C. has found.