Scientists are working to save California’s endangered kelp forests, which are facing threats from warming waters and pollution. Meanwhile, allegations have emerged about Pete Hegseth’s drinking habits, with ten current and former Fox News employees expressing concerns. However, a Trump transition spokesperson has denied the allegations as unfounded and false. In other news, South Korea’s president briefly declared martial law before revoking it, and good news includes a poetry prescription to uplift spirits. U.S. officials are investigating a Chinese cyber hack of communications companies, while thieves are targeting holiday deliveries. Additionally, an investigation is underway into how a stowaway was able to board a flight from New York to Paris. Massive snowstorms have hit western New York and Pennsylvania, leading to concerns about more snow. Despite these challenges, 17 children were adopted at a Texas courthouse on National Adoption Day, and retailers are gearing up for Cyber Monday sales. In international news, Syrian rebels have launched a surprise offensive against Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Overall, there are numerous events unfolding globally, from environmental conservation efforts to cybersecurity investigations, reflecting the diverse and complex nature of current affairs.
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New revelations about Hegseth’s alcohol consumption habits
