SUMMARY: On election day, voters select electors who officially cast their votes for president in each state’s Electoral College. In Kentucky, the process began with electors swearing an oath before voting. The votes were then carefully checked and recorded, with Kentucky casting eight votes for Donald Trump and JD Vance. This ceremonial event, held at 11:45 AM, involved meticulous procedures dictated by state law, with votes cast after noon. The Electoral College votes will be formally counted by Congress on January 6th. Audits will also be conducted to ensure free, fair, and secure elections, as reported from Frankfurt by Bod Brooks.

A crucial function of electing our country’s president took place in state legislatures all across the United States on Tuesday.

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SUMMARY: Lexington Sporting Club has announced the signing of two new players: forward Milo Yosef and defender Xavier Zengue. Yosef, a German attacker, previously played for FC Tulsa and boasts a successful college career at Marshall University, where he scored 31 goals and assisted 21. Excited about joining Lexington, he aims to contribute to the club’s inaugural season. Zengue, a defender from Ohio, was drafted by the Columbus Crew and has experience in MLS NEXT Pro. Standing nearly six feet tall, he strengthens the team’s defense. Both players express enthusiasm about being part of Lexington Sporting Club’s journey.

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SUMMARY: A shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, on December 16, 2024, resulted in the deaths of a teacher and a student, with six others wounded. The 15-year-old shooter, identified as Natalie Rupnow, reportedly acted during a study hall before turning the gun on herself. Police Chief Shon Barnes indicated that potential motives include bullying, while investigators examine a possible manifesto. Emergency services responded quickly as parents anxiously awaited news of their children. President Biden and Wisconsin Governor Evers condemned the violence, citing the ongoing debate over gun control and its toll on children’s safety in schools.

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