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Sturtevant is facing a charge of providing material support to a terrorist organization.

Officials in Switzerland say they now have a possible cause for a fire in a bar at the ski resort of Kranz, Montana on New Year's Eve.

The fire killed at least 40 people and injured 119 others.

Local prosecutor Beatrice Pio says once the fire began, it spread rapidly across the room.

Investigators are looking at soundproofing on the ceiling that may have not met building regulations.

Colombia's armed forces say they've killed the leader of Tren de Aragua, a criminal gang that the U.S.

government has labeled a foreign terrorist organization.

Reporter John Otis has our story.

Stocks edged mostly higher on Wall Street Friday in the first trading day of the year.

The S&P 500 rose almost two-tenths of a percent to start the new year, while the Dow finished up more than six-tenths.

But the Nasdaq finished off basically flat.

Foreign markets did better, with markets in Britain and South Korea both hitting record highs.

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Tesla has lost its title as the world's best-selling electric vehicle maker.

Tesla's sales for 2025 were down 9% from last year.

The company sold 1.64 million units.

China's BYD, meanwhile, sold 2.26 million vehicles.

South Carolina's Department of Public Health is reporting nine more confirmed measles cases in its first outbreak update of the year, and the outbreak is affecting kids at a greater ratio than in other states with outbreaks.

South Carolina Public Radio's Luis Alfredo Garcia has our report.

Blake Horvath threw a pair of touchdown passes and rushed for his score as Navy claimed its 11th win of the season on Friday by beating Cincinnati 35-13.