During what year IN
Executive summary
You asked “During what year IN” — available search results do not include that exact question or clarify what “IN” refers to; sources instead show multiple December 2025 news items and timelines (e.g., CNN, PBS, Wikipedia’s December 2025 portal) that place events in 2025 [1] [2] [3]. Because the query is incomplete, this briefing summarizes what the current reporting covers for December 2025 and highlights likely interpretations and gaps in the sources [1] [2] [3].
1. What the sources actually cover: a snapshot of December 2025
The documents in the search results are contemporaneous news rundowns and event guides centered on early December 2025: a Wikipedia current‑events portal compiling multiple outlets (including BBC, Al Jazeera and Reuters) for December 2025 [1]; CNN live political coverage referencing December 4 and 7, 2025 events tied to the Trump administration [2] [4]; and PBS NewsHour episodes from December 1 and 8, 2025 reporting on the same timeframe [3] [5]. Those sources uniformly date the coverage to 2025 [1] [2] [3].
2. Why the incomplete query matters: “IN” is ambiguous and not defined by sources
None of the provided results define or expand the phrase “IN” as used in your original query. The available sources do not mention what “IN” stands for (e.g., a country code, an acronym, a state abbreviation, or part of a longer phrase). Therefore it is not possible, from the current reporting set, to answer “During what year IN …” with a single definitive year tied to “IN” because the term is not present or explained in these documents (not found in current reporting).
3. If you meant “IN” as shorthand for India: reporting in December 2025
If “IN” was intended to mean India (ISO country code IN), the Indian Express live updates in the results chronicle December 2025 domestic developments — for example, rail service operations and relief housing stories dated to early December 2025 — confirming coverage of India in 2025 [6]. That interpretation is supported by the date stamps and content in these results [6].
4. If you meant “IN” as part of U.S. coverage or a timeframe: U.S. December 2025 stories
Several sources document U.S. political events in December 2025: CNN and PBS report on the Trump administration’s actions (Kennedy Center hosting, scrutiny over strikes on alleged drug boats, White House confirmations about military strikes) and label those items in early December 2025 [2] [4] [3]. Reuters and NPR items are likewise dated in December 2025 about markets and national news [7] [8]. These items establish that the relevant year in those reports is 2025 [2] [3].
5. How journalists and researchers should proceed given the gap
Because none of the provided sources address the literal fragment “During what year IN,” the immediate and verifiable step is to clarify what you meant by “IN.” If you intended a country code, state, acronym, or the preposition within a larger question, specify the full phrase. Current sources confirm the year 2025 across multiple December news items [1] [2] [3], but they do not resolve the ambiguity of “IN” itself (not found in current reporting).
6. Competing readings and the editorial angle
Two reasonable readings exist from the provided material: (A) you meant “IN” = India, which Indian news live updates in these search results locate in December 2025 [6]; or (B) you meant “in” as an English preposition asking “during what year in [X]?” — an interpretation that the sources cannot answer because the target X is missing (not found in current reporting). Be aware that broad December 2025 coverage in the sources mixes international (e.g., Malaysia flight search, Sri Lanka cyclone coverage) and U.S. domestic stories — so reporters aggregating timelines can unintentionally conflate jurisdictions unless the subject is specified [1] [9] [7].
If you clarify what “IN” refers to (country code, state abbreviation, or the missing part of the question), I will extract and cite the precise year and supporting items from these same sources (or state if the requested detail is not present in current reporting).