Twelve people died at a popular ski resort in Georgia from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, the country’s officials announced. The bodies of 11 Indian nationals and one Georgian national were found on Saturday in a sleeping area above an Indian restaurant at Gudauri, a skiing destination in the Caucasus Mountains near the Russian border. A preliminary investigation found no signs of injuries or violence, authorities said, though a generator was found in an enclosed space nearby. Authorities said the generator was likely plugged in the previous day when the restaurant lost power. The deaths will be investigated as negligent homicides. Police said the victims were all employed at the restaurant. The Indian embassy in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, said it was “committed to providing all possible support” to the grieving families and is working to repatriate the bodies of the Indian nationals. Gudauri, which sits at one of the highest points in the Caucasus Mountains, has become a popular alternative to the more expensive European skiing resorts in the Alps.

Gloria Borger is departing CNN, the network confirmed to Deadline. The senior political analyst has been with the channel since 2007, featured prominently in CNN’s election coverage on shows like Situation Room and AC360. She was formerly the network’s chief political analyst, hosting various political documentaries and leading CNN’s long-form reporting on All Business: The Essential Donald Trump and Almost President: The Agony of Defeat. Borger, in 2008, was part of CNN‘s Peabody Award-winning coverage of the 2008 presidential primary campaigns and debates. Prior to joining CNN, Borger was a national political correspondent for CBS News, contributing to Face the Nation, 60 Minutes II and special events coverage. She also was a co-anchor of CNBC’s Capital Report. In recent years, however, Borger has cut back her responsibilities at the CNN, and her less frequent on-air appearances have been noticed by viewers. She is the latest longtime CNN personality to leave the network after anchor Alisyn Camerota departed following a decade at the company earlier this month. “My first order of business is to spend time ungoverned by a TV schedule,” she told the Daily Beast in a statement. “I’ll always be watching and cheering for CNN.”

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A reality TV star has broken his silence on his arrest for alleged domestic violence, pledging to make “meaningful changes in my life.” In a statement posted Wednesday on Instagram, James Kennedy, a recurring cast member of Vanderpump Rules, said he is “taking time to focus on my sobriety, personal growth, and being present for my loved ones.” He added that “navigating challenging moments is not easy, but I am determined to learn, grow, and move forward with the incredible support system around me.” Kennedy’s comments offer a contrast to his earlier refusal to apologize after police responded to calls about a man and women arguing at his home last week and he was was arrested for misdemeanor domestic battery. “We are in the process of conducting our own investigation into the allegations levied by the Burbank Police Department against James,” his attorneys told the Daily Mail last Friday, adding there had been no injuries and that they were confident no formal charges would be filed. The alleged victim, who has not been formally identified, reportedly told officers that she’d been lifted up and then thrown to the ground by her boyfriend.

Donald Trump ramped up his campaign of mockery against Canada on Wednesday with a trolling Truth Social post in the early hours. “No one can answer why we subsidize Canada to the tune of over $100,000,000 a year? Makes no sense!” the president-elect wrote. “Many Canadians want Canada to become the 51st State. They would save massively on taxes and military protection. I think it is a great idea. 51st State!!!” Trump has threatened to impose a 25 percent tariff on goods from Canada if it fails to stem the flow of migrants and drugs over the border into the United States. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago—where he reportedly warned Trump that such tariffs would kill the Canadian economy, leading Trump to suggest Canada could become the 51st state. The Republican has since publicly referred to Trudeau the “governor” of “the Great State of Canada” even as the Canadian government has been plunged into crisis, spiraling this week as the powerful Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned and accused Trudeau of being ill-prepared to deal with a “coming tariff war.”

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Young adult Americans are richer than ever before but, according to the Treasury Department, they still feel “an increasing sense of economic fragility.” Research released by the department Wednesday showed that real median wealth for Americans between 25 and 39 climbed to $80,500 in 2022—an increase from $23,750 in 2010, as measured in 2023 dollars. While young American adults have enjoyed a surge in net wealth during the recovery from the pandemic, today’s under-40s are also being hit by a wide array of economic headwinds. The Treasury research points to real non-housing debt almost doubling between 1989 and 2022—fueled by student loan debt—while the costs of housing, healthcare, and childcare have all risen faster than young adults’ incomes. The report also gave a “special mention” to the aging U.S. population which has meant that the young face increasing competition for jobs and housing from “older, wealthier, and more experienced counterparts.” It’s perhaps small wonder that a recent poll found Gen Zers think they need to earn almost $600,000 to consider themselves “financially successful.”

Iraqi police intercepted and killed at least two would-be suicide bombers who had planned to assassinate Pope Francis during a papal visit in 2021, the pontiff revealed in his upcoming autobiography. His advisors had warned him against making the three-day trip, which required intense security after years of rising sectarian violence. The country was also in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic, heightening the risks. But Pope Francis felt he had to go, he wrote in a book except published by the Italian daily Corriere della Sera. As soon as he landed in Baghdad, he was told, “A woman packed with explosives, a young suicide bomber, was heading to Mosul to blow herself up during the papal visit. And a van had also sped off with the same intent,” he wrote in his book Spera, which means “Hope.” The next day, he asked his Swiss Guards what they knew about the attackers. “The commander told me laconically, ‘They are no more.’ The Iraqi police had intercepted them and blown them up,” the pontiff wrote. “This too was the poisonous fruit of war.” The except also describes the pope’s interfaith meetings in Iraq and his attempts to bridge religious divides. Despite previous attempts, his visit marked the first time a pope traveled to the country believed to have been the birth place of Abraham. Spera is set to be released on Jan. 14.

A photograph has emerged of Prince Andrew appearing to stare down the top of a young woman at an official engagement about 20 years ago. The woman in the photo has now come forward and told U.K. tabloid The Sun that she was 24 at the time. She told the paper: “He wouldn’t leave me alone. As soon as he saw me he darted over for a chat. I was young, blonde, slim and attractive. He seemed a lot more inclined to speak to me than the middle-aged female MD… He was more interested in looking at my boobs than learning about our business. It was a bit creepy.” The woman said that when the Jeffrey Epstein sex allegations against Andrew emerged years later, “It made my tummy turn.” Andrew has been excluded from royal Christmas celebrations over his links to alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo.

Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson are reportedly on vacation in Venice, Italy, according to Page Six. The socialite has been posting vacation photos on her Instagram Stories, with one post picturing her on a gondola ride and another showing a throwback image of her mom, Inger, on a gondola years ago. She also posted a picture of Fretter slippers, an item available at luxury hotels. While Don. Jr was not pictured in any of Anderson’s Venice pictures, the pair were photographed holding hands in Palm Beach in photos published by the Daily Mail last week. President-elect Donald Trump also announced the appointment of Kimberly Guilfoyle, Don. Jr’s onetime fiancée, as ambassador to Greece on the same day The Daily Mail published photos of Don. Jr’s new squeeze. “Kimberly and I will never stop caring for each other and will always keep a special bond,” Don Jr. told Page Six in a statement. “I could not be more proud of her and the important role she’ll continue to play in my father‘s administration,” though he didn’t address rumors on the couple’s apparent split.

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Anchors at a local news station based in Tucson, Arizona, tearfully announced the death of their 28-year-old colleague in a Monday broadcast that seemed to stir the anchors on air. “Sad news to share with you, our beloved friend and co-anchor Ana Orsini passed away unexpectedly last week,” said anchor Tyler Butler of the CBS affiliate KOLD-TV. Co-anchor Carsyn Currier added, “Ana has been here at 13 News since June of 2023, and we are devastated by this loss.” Reaching out to hold Currier’s hand, Butler added, “We had the opportunity to work with her every day, and we do want you to know that what you saw with her on air, the funny, crazy person she was, she was just like that off-camera and more so.” Orsini is believed to have died from a brain aneurysm, Butler announced on Facebook Tuesday. A Colorado native, Orsini landed her first job at a Lubbock, Texas, news station and spent three years as a morning/midday anchor in Medford, Oregon, before arriving at KOLD, reported People. “She was truly one of a kind,” Butler wrote in his Facebook post.

Donald Trump’s lawyers are claiming to have received evidence of “grave juror misconduct” in his New York hush money case, part of yet another bid to have the case dismissed. Now the president-elect, Trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts earlier this year—but his election last month raised questions about whether he would ever be sentenced for the crimes. Trump’s lawyers did not disclose what the misconduct in question was in a Dec. 3 letter unsealed by the court Tuesday, according to NBC News—but that didn’t stop Trump attorneys Todd Blanche and Emile Bove from asking that the case be dismissed. “This behavior is completely unacceptable and it demonstrates without question that the verdicts in this case are as unreliable as DA Bragg’s promise to protect Manhattanites from violent crime,” the pair wrote, according to NBC News. In a reply to the letter, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office described the misconduct allegations as “vague” and said that their summary of the situation, which was not made public, “contains inaccuracies.” Judge Juan Merchan, for his part, said it contained “unsworn and contested statements” that could threaten jurors’ safety. The news comes just one day after Judge Merchan ruled that the case should not be dismissed because of the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity.