The Daily Detail The Daily Detail for 12.4.25
Dec 4, 2025
Congressman Aderholt investigates violence against Christians in Nigeria. Senator Tuberville criticizes the 'seditious six' Democrats for urging troop disobedience. New SNAP job requirements now extend to age 64. Alabama families sue Roblox over predator grooming incidents. The FDA issues warnings about faulty glucose monitors linked to deaths. Trump surprises with a pardon for Rep. Cuellar while announcing a new tax deduction for car loans. Elise Stefanik secures FBI notification provisions, and Minnesota state employees raise alarms over fraud cover-ups.
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Congress Probes Alleged Nigerian Persecution
- U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt and members of Congress pressed the administration to investigate reported genocide against Christians in Nigeria.
- They want information to decide if U.S. aid should be halted until persecution stops.
'Seditious Six' Label Sparks Call For Questioning
- Sen. Tommy Tuberville labeled six Democrats the "seditious six" for urging troops to disobey alleged illegal orders.
- He called for questioning those members about the blanket advice given to military personnel.
SNAP Work Proof Requirement Expanded
- Work-activity verification becomes required for SNAP recipients aged 64 and younger starting in December.
- Applicants including veterans, refugees, and the homeless must provide additional documentation to receive benefits.