Maurice DuBois joins John Dickerson in leaving 'CBS Evening News'

Maurice DuBoisis parting ways with "CBS Evening News" after nearly 15 years, leaving the show without an anchor after this month.

His final broadcast will be Dec. 18 after more than 21 years at the network, dating back to his time at the New York City station WCBS-TV in 2004, he announced in anInstagram poston Thursday, Dec. 4.

"It has been the Honor of a Lifetime," he wrote. "What a privilege! To be welcomed into your homes night after night, delivering the news / meeting extraordinary people and telling their stories. I'll leave filled with gratitude, cherished relationships and amazing memories. A couple weeks to go; until then, see you on The CBS Evening News every night at 6:30."

Throughout his career, the Long Island native and Northwestern University alum has covered a variety of topics, moderated political debates and earned five Emmys.

Maurice DuBois at the 2023 Bring Change To Mind Gala at City Winery on Oct. 9, 2023, in New York City.

Who will replace Maurice DuBois on 'CBS Evening News'?

DuBois joins his co-anchorJohn Dickersonin exiting the show by the 2025's end and CBS has not yet confirmed who will succeed both in the next year. USA TODAY has reached out to CBS for comment.

Dickerson announced his departure as co-anchor and CBS News chief political analystin an Oct. 27Instagram postwithout specifying why he is leaving.

"I am extremely grateful for all that CBS gave me — the work, the audience's attention and the honor of being a part of the network's history — and I am grateful for my dear colleagues who've made me a better journalist and a better human," he wrote. "I will miss you."

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The network confirmed he will continue to co-anchor the "CBS Evening News" until the holidays, making it unclear who viewers tuning in will see come January.

Contributing: Brendan Morrow, USA TODAY

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King Charles Reportedly Preparing for This Christmas to Be His Last

King Charles reportedly wants this Christmas to be special in case it's his last.

  • His Majesty's health "isn't the best" and he's "taking it day by day" as he undergoes cancer treatment.

  • Charles will spend Christmas with the rest of the royals—including Kate Middleton and Prince William—in Sandringham.

King Charles reportedly believes this holiday season could potentially be his last, and is determine to make the most of it. A source tellsUs Weeklythat "Charles prioritizes duty, but he's also a family man who knows his time is precious. He wants a special last Christmas in case it's his last."

His Majesty plans to join the rest of the royals on their annual Christmas walk, will record his speech, and will spend the rest of the day with the family. "Nothing would stop Charles from doing that," a source said of the speech. "He will do everything expected of him and more. His health isn't the best. They're taking it day by day."

A source also says that "The celebration may carry a wistful tone, however, it will also be a time of celebration, especially after Kate received the all-clear. They all want to make the most of their time together."

Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like the royals are including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in their Christmas plans—and apparently they're still upset that the Sussexes attended Kris Jenner's celeb-packed birthday party. More on that below.

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DISNEY CHANNEL/BOB D'AMICO Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato in 'Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam'

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For someone who's only been confirmed to be an executive producer and not a cast member forCamp Rock 3,Demi Lovatosure is featured quite a lot in the three-quel's first teaser trailer along with theJonas Brothers.

On Thursday, Disney released the first footage fromthe upcomingCamp Rockrevival moviethat featured the surprise inclusion of Lovato's original character Mitchie Torres, despite the fact that Lovato is not included in the cast list.

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While Mitchie isn't shown onscreen, she's heard in voiceover with quotes from the first twoCamp Rockmovies, as well asher duet with her onscreen love interestShane (Joe Jonas), "Wouldn't Change a Thing." The montage footage also shows Mitchie's journal, in which she wrote all her songs.

Since Maria Canals-Barrera is also returning for the third movie to once again play Mitchie's mom Connie, all signs seem to be pointing towards a possible Lovato cameo in addition to her executive producing duties. Because as this teaser proves, you can't have aCamp Rockmovie without including Mitchie (she'sreallygood!).

As the teaser continues playing "Wouldn't Change a Thing" in the background, Shane and his Connect 3 band members/brothers (played by Kevin Jonas and Nick Jonas) return to Camp Rock for the first time after 15 years.

"Music, friendship, memories," Nate (Nick) says.

"We're back, exactly where we're supposed to be," Shane adds.

"Still no birdhouse," Jason (Kevin) quips in a callback to the original movie.

The teaser then introduces the new generation of campers with quick flashes of their characters, including Liamani Segura as Sage, Malachi Barton as Fletch, Lumi Pollack as Rosie, Hudson Stone as Desi, and Casey Trotter as Cliff.

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Camp Rock 3begins when Connect 3 loses their opening act for a major reunion tour, so the brothers return to the camp to discover the next big thing. As campers vie for the chance to become the opening act for the band, tensions rise and friendships are tested, leading to unexpected alliances, revelations, and romances. ​

Camp Rock 3arrives summer 2026 on Disney+ and Disney Channel.

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Trump administration to direct more water to California farms

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Trump administration is making good on a promise to send more water to California farmers in the state's crop-rich Central Valley.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on Thursday announced a new plan for operating the Central Valley Project, a vast system of pumps, dams and canals that direct water southward from the state's wetter north. It follows an executive order President Donald Trump signed in January calling for more water to flow to farmers, arguing the state was wasting the precious resource in the name of protecting endangered fish species.

Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum said the plan will help the federal government "strengthen California's water resilience." It takes effect Friday.

But California officials and environmental groups blasted the move, saying sending significantly more water to farmlands could threaten water delivery to the rest of the state and would harm salmon and other fish.

Most of the state'swater is in the north, but most of its people are in the south. The federally-managed Central Valley Project works in tandem with the state-managed State Water Project, which sends water to cities that supply 27 million Californians. The systems transport water through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, an estuary that provides critical habitat to fish and wildlife including salmon and the delta smelt.

It is important for the two systems to work together, Karla Nemeth, director of the California Department of Water Resources, said in a statement. She warned the Trump administration's plan could limit the state's ability to send water to cities and farmers. That is because the state could be required to devote more water to species protection if the federal project sends more to farms.

Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla, executive director at Restore the Delta, said pumping more water out would result in more Delta smelt and juvenile salmon dying from getting stuck in the pumping system, and once the temperature warms, harmful algae blooms will develop that are dangerous to fish, wildlife, pets and people. That could have economic impacts, she said.

"When you destroy water quality and divorce it from land, you are also destroying property values," she said. "Nobody wants to live near a fetid, polluted backwater swamp."

The Bureau of Reclamation denied the changes would harm the environment or endangered species.

The Central Valley Project primarily sends water to farms, with a much smaller amount going to cities and industrial use. Water from the Central Valley Project irrigates roughly one-third of all California agriculture, according to the Bureau of Reclamation.

The Westlands Water District, one of the largest uses of Central Valley Project water, cheered the decision. It "will help ensure that our growers have the water they need to support local communities and the nation's food supply, while also protecting California's wildlife," Allison Febbo, general manager, said in a statement.

During Trump's first term, he allowed more water to be directed to the Central Valley, a move Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsomfought in court, saying it would push endangered delta smelt, chinook salmon and steelhead trout populations to extinction. The Biden administration changed course, adopting its own water plan in 2024 that environmental groups said was a modest improvement. Newsom didn't immediately comment Thursday on the new decision.

The Republican president renewed his criticism of the state's water policies after the Los Angeles-area fires broke out in January and somefire hydrants ran dry. The Central Valley Project does not supply water to Los Angeles.

Trump dubbed his January executive order "Putting People over Fish: Stopping Radical Environmentalism to Provide Water to Southern California."

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Who is Brian Cole? FBI identifies suspect in Jan. 6 DC pipe bomb case

In a move that could soon bring closure to a mystery investigated by federal law enforcement for nearly five years, the FBI announced a person has been arrested for allegedlyplanting pipe bombs in Washingtonahead of theCapitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021.

The suspect was identified as Brian Jerome Cole Jr., 30, of Northern Virginia, Attorney GeneralPam Bondisaid in a Thursday, Dec. 4, news briefing.

The pipe bombs were placed near the offices of the Democratic and Republican national committees on the night of Jan. 5, 2021, the FBI previously said. The explosives did not detonate.

Federal law enforcement officials said they located Cole by using evidence they already had – not a new tip – including cell phone data and purchasing records that a special team of investigators was brought in to reevaluate.

"That evidence has been sitting there collecting dust," Bondi said.

But who is Brian Cole? Here's what we know so far about the alleged suspect.

Prince William County police and FBI agents on Dec. 4, 2025, seal the street in front of the home belonging to a suspect accused of planting pipe bombs near the U.S. Capitol the night before the January 6th, 2021 insurrection in Washington D.C.

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Who is Brian Cole?

Brian Cole, 30, lives in Woodbridge, Virginia, a community in Prince William County located about 20 miles south of Washington.

According to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia reviewed by USA TODAY, Cole resides in a home with his mother and other family members.

Prince William County Public Schools Director of Communication Diana Gulotta confirmed to USA TODAY that Cole graduated from Hylton High School in 2013.

According to public records reviewed by USA TODAY, Cole does not have a criminal history but does have several traffic violations on file, which took place after the pipe bomb incident.

What charges is Brian Cole facing?

Cole is charged with use of an explosive device, Bondi told reporters.

"There could be more charges to come," Bondi said Thursday afternoon. "There was no new tip. There was no new witness, just good diligent police work and prosecutorial work."

Documents say Cole bought pipe bomb components from Home Depot, Walmart

Cole's credit card and checking account records showed that he purchased multiple items as early as October 2019 through late 2020 consistent with the components used to manufacture two pipe bombs placed at the RNC and DNC offices, according to his 7-page charging document.

Cole bought components including a galvanized pipe, end caps, electrical wire, battery clips and white kitchen timers,court recordsalso said. Investigators tracked Cole's purchases at Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart and Micro Center.

The suspect bought items including safety glasses, a wire-stripping tool and a machinist's file, which could be used to make pipe bombs, officials said. Cole then allegedly continued to buy the components after the pipe bombs were found, including a kitchen timer, more nine-volt batteries and galvanized pipes during January 2021.

Police in in Woodbridge, Virginia, on Dec. 4, 2025, seal the street in front of the home of a suspect accused of planting pipe bombs in Washington, DC, the night before the U.S. Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021.

A call to Cole's phone number listed in public records, as well as to other relatives, went unanswered on Dec. 4.

Provider records show Cole's cell phone connected with towers consistent with his being in the area of the RNC and DNC offices on Jan. 5, 2021.

In addition, court documents continued, a Virginia license plate registered to a 2017 Nissan Sentra that he owns was captured on camera the same day at 7:10 p.m., at the South Capitol Street exit from Interstate 395 South. That's "less than one-half mile from the location where the individual who placed the devices was first observed on foot," records said.

It was not immediately clear if he had obtained legal counsel.

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FBI, local law enforcement search home

On Thursday, Dec. 4, Prince William County police and FBI agents sealed the street in front of the suspect's home.

It was not immediately known what law enforcement recovered, if anything.

FBI agents outside the Woodbridge, Virginia home belonging to a suspect accused of planting pipe bombs near the U.S. Capitol the night before the January 6th, 2021 insurrection in Washington D.C.

USA TODAY has reached out to the FBI and Prince William County police for more information.

Contributing: Bart Jansen, Sarah D. Wire with USA TODAY

Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@usatoday.com and follow her on X @nataliealund.

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Yasser Abu Shabab, pictured in an image posted on the Popular Forces' Facebook page. - From Popular Forces/Facebook

The leader of an anti-Hamas group that was armed and backed by Israel has been killed in Gaza, the group confirmed Thursday, in a potential blow to Israel's post-war plans in the shattered territory.

Yasser Abu Shabab, who led a militia controlling a patch of territory in Rafah in southern Gaza, was killed while trying to "de-escalate a conflict" between members of a family in a public square, the organization said. One Israeli source said earlier the death resulted from "internal clashes."

Two Israeli sources said that Israel tried to evacuate Abu Shabab to a hospital in the country's south before he was pronounced dead.

Mourners pray before the body of slain militia leader Yasser Abu Shabab, covered by a Palestinian flag, during his funeral in east Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday. - From  Ghassan Al-Dahini/Facebook

Abu Shabab was the leader of the most prominent of several Israeli-backed armed groups in Gaza, and his death could prove to be a setback to Israel's still-unclear plans for the future of the enclave. Abu Shabab, who was in his early 30s, appeared to be spreading his reach slowly in southern Gaza as he tried to carve out an area free of Hamas. Israel intended to use Abu Shabab's militia to weaken Hamas, as an alternative to the militant group's Islamist rule.

Israel also planned to use Abu Shabab's organization, which he called the "Popular Forces," to secure reconstruction projects inside Israeli-occupied Gaza under the next phase of the ceasefire deal. During the last several months of the war, Abu Shabab helped control the flow of aid from the Kerem Shalom crossing in southern Gaza.

Hamas, which had previously vowed to target Abu Shabab, called him a traitor but did not explicitly claim responsibility for his death. The militant group said he faced "the inevitable fate of anyone who betrays their people and homeland, agreeing to be a pawn for the Occupation."

In a statement, Hamas commended all those who denounced Abu Shabab and others "collaborating" with Israel.

"We emphasize that the Occupation, just as it failed to protect its agents, cannot protect any of its collaborators," Hamas added.

The Popular Forces stressed that Abu Shabab was not killed by Hamas.

"We strongly deny any and all misleading reports suggesting that he was assassinated by thugs from the terroristic gang Hamas, as it is way too weak to take out the General Leader," the group said in a statement.

Pictures circulated on multiple Gaza messaging groups showed a number of Palestinians celebrating Abu Shabab's death. One picture obtained by CNN shows Abu Shabab with a red "X" over his face and calls him a "pig."

Abu Shabab was the leader of one of several loosely organized Palestinian gangs that Israel backs in Gaza, and its members largely stay within the Israeli-occupied part of the enclave.

Abu Shabab's group, which he claimed numbered in the hundreds, would carry out raids in Hamas-controlled territory before retreating quickly back to Israel's protection, according to Muhammad Shehada, a Gaza expert with the European Council on Foreign Relations.

In the absence of a post-war governance plan for Gaza, Israel has backed these armed groups, which have staked out small bits of territory in different parts of the strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the gangs "a good thing," even as his political rivals attacked him for arming "the equivalent of ISIS in Gaza."

The ongoing operation to arm the groups, including that of Abu Shabab, was authorized without security cabinet approval, two Israeli officials told CNN in June.

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Fans Rue Kelly Osbourne's

What was meant to be a heartfelt birthday message for her father, Ozzy Osbourne, quickly turned into a full-blown discussion about Kelly Osbourne's appearance, overshadowing the celebratory moment.

On Wednesday, December 3, the 41-year-old reality TV personality faced a wave of criticism over her noticeably hollow cheekbones, a sharply sculpted jawline, and plumper lips, a stark contrast to her older self.

"It's actually so interesting to watch her transformation given that her whole schtick was 'women who care deeply about their appearance are superficial,'" one user reacted.

The clip ended up overshadowing the 77th birthday of Kelly Osbourne's recently deceased father and legendary rockstar, Ozzy Osbourne

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Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away in July this year, was an iconic TV personality, English singer-songwriter, and the co-founder and lead singer of the pioneering heavy metal band Black Sabbath, formed in 1968.

On the occasion of his 77th birthday yesterday, his birth city, Birmingham in the United Kingdom, honored him with its highest civic recognition, the Lord Mayor's Award.

Kelly Osbourne accepted the award on his behalf during a private ceremony, where Deputy Lord Mayor Ken Wood also presented her with the city's books of condolence.

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The collection holds thousands of heartfelt messages written in the days following Ozzy's demise, making it an emotional keepsake for the family.

In anow-viral clipshared on X, Kelly is seen speaking with the Birmingham City Council at the event and recording a heartfelt message thanking the people for showing "so much love" to her father and the entire Osbourne family.

The Osbournesstar sparked fresh concerns about her health, with many calling her a "hypocrite" as they speculated about her latest physical transformation

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The socialite, dressed in an all-black formal outfit paired with gold jewelry, purple-tinted shades, and a full face of glam, began her address by expressing gratitude.

Speaking in her thick British accent, she said, "Hello, I am Kelly Osbourne, and I just want to take a second to thank the people of Birmingham for not only showing my family so much love, but for showing up for my father in a way that made him thehappiest man in the planet."

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"We are here today receiving the Lord Mayor's Award, we got to see the book of condolences… It's beyond our wildest dream. We can't thank you enough."

Kelly concluded in a somber tone, "And the one thing that my father was most proud of is that he is a Brummie and Birmingham has done him proud."

For those unfamiliar, 'Brummie' is a term used to refer to people or things from the city of Birmingham.

"What Happened To Her???? Is this really the same person, I keep looking at but can't accept that it is……" wrote one user on X

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However, Kelly'semotional wordsfailed to resonate with many online. An X user with the handle @theashrb reposted the 48-second clip with the blunt caption, "Excuse me?? Who is this?????"

That remark opened the floodgates for a wave of similar conversations surrounding Kelly's dramatically slimmer frame, with many accusing her of relying on weight-loss medications.

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One user claimed, "Oz**pic should pay her not to appear publicly… now it's almost a new illness."

Another commented, "Yikes. Something went haywire or they were all replaced with clones."

A third quipped, "That's not Kelly Osbourne… It's Kelly Oz**pic."

Meanwhile, one sympathetic netizen reflected on thepressure women facein the spotlight, writing, "I could never be a woman in the spotlight, the amount of body shaming she's received over the past decades… she doesn't even look like herself."

The 41-year-old reality TV star has faced criticism about her physical appearance countless times in the past

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"She had a gastric sleeve and went on oz**pic after people used to call her fat and now they're calling her the opposite."

Kelly has dealt with intense scrutiny over her looks since she was a teenager.

Thrust into the public eye at just 17 whenThe Osbournespremiered in 2002, she became a frequent target of harsh commentary.

Despite not being clinically obese, she once recalled being told by a talent agency executive that she was "too fat for TV" andneeded to lose weightto succeed.

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In 2018, Kelly underwent gastric sleeve surgery, which removed a portion of her stomach and helped her lose a total of 85 pounds (nearly 38 kg).

Then, during a February 2024 interview withE! News, she openly admitted for the first time that she had also used Oz**mpic for weight loss, even describing the medication as "amazing."

Kelly has openly admitted to using weight-loss medication to help reduce her waist and has even called it "amazing"

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"There are a million ways to lose weight, why not do it through something that's isn't as boring as working out? People hate on it because they want to do it."

Sheadded, "The people who hate on it the most are the people who are secretly doing it or are pi**ed off that they can't afford it. Unfortunately, right now it's something that is very expensive but it eventually won't be because it actually works."

Beyond her weight, online users have also speculated about cosmetic procedures Kelly may have undergone.

Today on Ozzy Osbourne's 77th birthday, the Osbourne family returned to Birmingham to receive Ozzy's Lord Mayor's Award and the Book of Condolences following his sad passing. 🖤Kelly Osbourne spoke with us about Ozzy's Brummie pride and the family's love for the city.Ozzy…pic.twitter.com/ZFYMrH7VvO

— Birmingham City Council (@BhamCityCouncil)December 3, 2025

One person speculated, "I've always liked Kelly, but d**n, she must be getting the clone edition from Sharon's surgeon because she's looking exactly like her mom."

While Kelly has admitted to having a corrective procedure to reduce overdeveloped jaw muscles caused by TMJ disorders, she has denied getting any other cosmetic work done.

TMJ, the temporomandibular joint, can cause severe discomfort, and manypatients undergo treatmentto relieve chronic pain and muscle tension.

"Genuinely had the post not mentioned her name, I would not have known or recognized who this was. That's frightening," a concerned user reacted

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