- Governor Asa Hutchinson again called for establishing a hate crime law in Arkansas, one of only four states without such statutes.
- Protestors gathered outside of Rep. French Hill’s Little Rock Office, rallying in favor of impeaching Trump. Hill responded in a letter, declaring his intent to vote against impeachment.
- The U.S. House of Representatives will vote on the two articles of impeachment this evening.
- Congress authorizes financial sanctions against Syrian government officials, military and civilian leaders deemed responsible for war crimes.
- For frustrated travelers during this holiday season, Burger King will offer free Impossible Whoppers to those with delayed flights.
- Catherine’s Bistro in Camden will host two Gingerbread House workshops for kids this Saturday. The first session will be from 10:00-11:30 for children aged 5-8, and kids aged 9-14 are welcome to join the second session, starting at 2:30.
- December 18, 1892: Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Ballet” premieres in St. Petersburg.
- December 18, 1917: Congress passes the 18th Amendment, authorizing complete prohibition of alcohol.
