The 7 James Comey and Letitia James cases; Oval Office sign; Thanksgiving meal costs; and more
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Nov 25, 2025 A judge recently tossed out charges against Comey and Letitia James due to concerns over the legality of the prosecutor's appointment. There’s intriguing movement in U.S.-Ukraine peace talks, with ongoing territorial disputes. A gilded 'Oval Office' sign's sudden appearance and removal highlights Trump's unique redecorating choices. Meanwhile, shocking statistics reveal regional disparities in Thanksgiving grocery costs. In health news, new research links sleep apnea to an increased risk of Parkinson's, while AI is found to perpetuate hiring bias.
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Appointment Flaw Voids High-Profile Indictments
- A federal judge dismissed indictments because the acting U.S. attorney was unlawfully appointed.
- The Justice Department may refile against Letitia James but could face limits in Comey's case.
Peace Plan Shift Narrows U.S.-Ukraine Gaps
- U.S. and Ukraine reached closer agreement on a revised peace plan that Ukraine finds more acceptable.
- The revised plan may be less attractive to Russia and still leaves territorial concessions unresolved.
The Short-Lived Oval Office Sign
- A new gold-lettered 'Oval Office' sign briefly appeared outside the Oval Office entrance and then vanished.
- The White House said President Trump picked the swoopy font himself and celebrated the redecoration.