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  • 2023
  • November
  • Pro-Palestinian Protester's Charges Reduced, Investigation into Hate Crime Ongoing
  • Purdue Looks to Extend Winning Streak Against Northwestern
  • Third-Party Candidates Gain Momentum Amidst Unpopular Trump-Biden Rematch in 2024 Presidential Race
  • Power Conference Championship Races Heat Up as Regular Season Nears its End
  • Pittsburgh Steelers Release Final Injury Report Ahead of Clash with Cleveland Browns
  • Massive Discounts on Echo Speaker Bundles Available Ahead of Black Friday
  • Powerful 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Philippines, Two Casualties Reported
  • Israel Faces Uncertainty Over Post-War Plan in Gaza as Conflict with Hamas Continues
  • Progressive Jews in the U.S. Protest for Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas Conflict
  • PG&E Rate Hike Approved Amidst Investigations into CA Police Stops and Credit Card Fraud
  • Matts Creek Wildfire Continues to Grow, Prompting School Closures and Health Alerts
  • New Hampshire Poll Shows Biden Leading among Likely Democratic Primary Voters, Trump's Image Remains Negative
  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Ousted by Board for Alleged Misconduct
  • The Washington Post Challenges Florida Law to Access Governor DeSantis' Travel Records
  • LeVar Burton Sparks Controversy with Comment about Moms for Liberty at National Book Awards
  • Shooting at New Hampshire Psychiatric Hospital Leaves Multiple Victims and Dead Shooter
  • Everton Handed Record 10-Point Deduction for Breach of Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules
  • Running Backs Face Tough Matchups in Week 11 Fantasy Football
  • SpaceX Prepares for Second Starship Test Flight as NASA Observes Progress
  • Amazon Partners with Hyundai to Launch Online Car Sales in 2024
  • Shooting at New Hampshire State Hospital Leaves Multiple Victims
  • Portland Public Schools Strike Leaves Special Education Families Concerned and Seeking Solutions
  • Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow to Undergo Season-Ending Surgery on Wrist
  • Cincinnati Bengals Star Quarterback Joe Burrow Out for the Rest of 2023 Season with Wrist Injury
  • Investment Firm JAT Capital Calls Out Bed Bath & Beyond Board for "Poor Behavior" in Scathing Letter
  • "Yellowstone National Park Confirms First Case of Zombie Deer Disease"
  • Former South Carolina Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Stealing Millions from Clients in Decade-Long Scheme
  • Missing Hiker Found Alive in Big Bend National Park after Weeklong Search
  • New York Man Indicted on Multiple Charges, Including Rape, in Abduction Case
  • NFL Expert Shares Vegas Contest Picks for Week 11, Including Packers as Best Bet
  • New England Braces for Thanksgiving Week Storm: Chilly Temperatures and Heavy Rainfall Expected
  • Actress Joan Tarshis Files Lawsuit Against Bill Cosby Alleging Rape
  • Welsh Government Declares Medieval Artifacts as Treasure
  • NFL Broadcaster Charissa Thompson Apologizes for Fabricating Reports During Sideline Reporting
  • Everton Football Club Hit with Record 10-Point Deduction in Premier League History
  • Israeli Airstrike on Jabalia Refugee Camp Leaves over 100 Civilian Victims According to Airwars
  • European Commission Approves 10-Year Renewal of Glyphosate License
  • Eight Las Vegas High Schoolers Face Murder Charges in Classmate's Death
  • Ahmedabad Braces for Sky-High Demand as ICC World Cup Final Sparks Travel Frenzy
  • Baltimore Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews Suffers Cracked Fibula and Ankle Ligament Injury Against Bengals
  • Honda Recalls Nearly 250,000 Vehicles in the US Due to Engine Failure Risk
  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter Receives Hospice Care at Home
  • Shower Chances to Increase Past Sunset in Northern California, Impact Day Forecasted for Saturday
  • Israel Agrees to Allow Fuel Deliveries to Gaza for Humanitarian Needs
  • Google Expands Access to Bard, Introduces Math and Data Visualization Features for Teenagers
  • Atlanta Braves Acquire Left-Handed Reliever Aaron Bummer from the White Sox in Multi-Player Trade
  • Jake Bauers Traded from Yankees to Brewers for Minor League Outfielders
  • Detroit Casino Council Reaches Tentative Deal with Casinos After Monthlong Strike
  • College Professor Arrested in Death of Jewish Demonstrator During Israel-Hamas War Protests
  • Texas House Republicans File Amendment to Remove Education Savings Accounts Provision from School Finance Plan
  • Key Changes to Watch for in the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles Rematch
  • "Fantasy Football Week 11: Sleeper Start with Hidden Upside"
  • Nebraska's Quarterback Woes Continue as They Face Tough Matchup Against Wisconsin
  • Surge in Flu and RSV Cases Raises Concerns Ahead of Winter Holidays
  • Joseph Boakai Takes the Lead in Liberia's Presidential Election
  • Scientists Discover Soap's Potency in Boosting Effectiveness of Pesticides Against Malaria
  • Protests for Ceasefire in Gaza met with Police Force at Democratic National Committee Headquarters
  • Packers List Three Key Players as Questionable for Sunday's Game, Safety Rudy Ford Doubtful
  • Chicago Bulls Gauge Trade Value of Zach LaVine amid Mutual Interest in Finding a Deal
  • Travis Kelce's Old Tweets Resurface, Showcasing Wholesome and Goofy Side
  • Nicolas Cage and Ex Christina Fulton Embroiled in Legal Battle with Son Weston Coppola Cage's Estranged Wife
  • Former South Carolina Teacher Arrested for Sexual Battery on High School Football Player
  • GOP Rep. George Santos Faces Another Resolution for Expulsion Following Damning Ethics Committee Report
  • Stocks Cling to Weekly Gains Amid Economic Signals and Retail Updates
  • Biden-Harris Administration Allocates $169 Million to Accelerate Electric Heat Pump Manufacturing
  • Man Charged with Murder in Connection with Death of 27-Year-Old Woman in Laguna Beach Alley
  • White House Demands GOP Withdraw Subpoenas Targeting Biden Family in Impeachment Inquiry
  • Shakur Stevenson Claims Vacant WBC Lightweight Title with Unanimous Decision Victory
  • Shooting Incident at New Hampshire State Hospital Leaves Multiple Victims, Suspect Dead
  • David DePape Convicted on Federal Charges, Faces Additional Legal Peril in State Trial
  • Nebraska and Wisconsin Gear Up for High-Stakes Battle in Pursuit of Bowl Eligibility
  • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mourns the Loss of President M. Russell Ballard
  • President Biden Meets with Mexican President to Discuss Shared Border Challenges
  • Education Department Launches Civil Rights Investigations into Prominent Institutions Over Discrimination Reports
  • Pro-Palestine Protesters Stage Disruption at News Corp Building in New York City
  • Four Teens Charged as Adults in Beating Death of Las Vegas Student
  • Russian Official Admits Soldiers Dying in Ukraine, Calls for More Recruitment Efforts
  • Shooting at New Hampshire Hospital Leaves Multiple Victims Injured, Suspect Dead
  • U.S. Flu Season Underway with High Activity in Several States, CDC Reports
  • Homebuilders Break Ground on New Housing Units, but Activity Remains Below Trend
  • Six Officers Charged for Failure to Intervene in Christian Glass' Shooting Death
  • Record Snowfall Hits Anchorage, Alaska, as Tropical Cyclone Threatens Bangladesh
  • Pittsburgh Steelers Face High-Stakes Showdown Against Cleveland Browns in AFC North Battle
  • Buffalo Bills Hopeful for Injury Updates Ahead of Clash with New York Jets
  • Texas Longhorns Aim to Secure Playoff Hopes with Victory over Iowa State
  • Missouri's Bench Duo Propels Tigers to Impressive Comeback Victory over Minnesota
  • Atlanta Braves Trade Nick Anderson to Kansas City Royals for Cash Considerations
  • Panthers' Injury Report Reveals Absences and Questionable Players for Cowboys Game
  • OpenAI Replaces CEO Sam Altman with CTO Mira Murati; Microsoft Shares Dip
  • U.S. Treasury and IRS Release Guidance on Investment Tax Credit to Accelerate Clean Energy Investments
  • President Biden Discusses Migration and Fentanyl with Mexican President López Obrador During APEC Summit
  • Global Efforts towards Cervical Cancer Elimination Gain Momentum and Highlight Challenges
  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter enters hospice care at home as husband, President Jimmy Carter, continues his own care
  • MLB Owners Approve Oakland A's Move to Las Vegas, Temporary Home Game Venues Announced
  • Pittsburgh Steelers Prepares for Sunday's Game Against the Cleveland Browns Amidst Injuries and Offensive Challenges
  • Brewers Acquire Jake Bauers from Yankees in Exchange for Prospects Avina and Sanchez
  • Jewish Celebrities and Influencers Hold Meeting with TikTok Execs to Address Surge of Antisemitic Content
  • Update on Website's Media Player and Gallery Functionality
  • Fort McMurray Fire: A Harrowing Tale of Destruction and Climate Crisis
  • New York Jets' Garrett Wilson Determined to Play Against Buffalo Bills Despite Elbow Injury
  • Russell Westbrook Voluntarily Comes off the Bench as LA Clippers Face Losing Streak
  • SEC Delays Approvals for Franklin Templeton and Global X Spot Bitcoin ETF Applications
  • Department of Education Investigating Allegations of Antisemitism and Islamophobia in Seven Schools, Including Wellesley College
  • Cross-Country Storm Threatens Thanksgiving Travel as TSA Prepares for Busiest Holiday Season Ever
  • Chinese National Indicted for Allegedly Running Unauthorized COVID-19 Test Kit Lab in California
  • Apple Joins Meta and TikTok in Appealing Gatekeeper Designation under EU Antitrust Law
  • Former Massachusetts State Senator Indicted for Fraudulently Collecting Unemployment Benefits and Filing False Tax Returns
  • German Chancellor Scholz and Turkish President Erdogan Clash Over Israel-Hamas Conflict in Berlin Talks
  • Gaza Conflict: Netanyahu Acknowledges Challenges to Minimize Civilian Casualties
  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, 96, and Former President Jimmy Carter, 99, Receive Hospice Care at Home
  • Iowa Hawkeyes Face Tough Challenge Against Illinois without Star Player Cooper DeJean
  • Real Madrid Midfielder Eduardo Camavinga Sustains Torn Knee Ligament on International Duty
  • Mistrial Declared in Federal Civil Rights Trial of Former Officer in Breonna Taylor Case
  • Gap and Ross Stores Stock Surge After Impressive Earnings Reports
  • Cisco's Quarterly Results Beat Estimates, But Guidance Disappoints as Product Orders Slow
  • Protests against Israeli Operations in Gaza Sweep Across Major US Cities
  • Six Colorado Law Enforcement Officers Charged for Failing to Intervene in Fatal Standoff
  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter Enters Hospice Care at Home
  • Omaha Teenager Dies After Stabbing Incident; Arrested Teen Charged as Adult
  • New York Judge Denies Mistrial Request in Trump's $250 Million Fraud Case
  • "Jordan Poole's Struggles Continue as Wizards Consider Future Options"
  • Browns' Quarterback Injury Plays into Strength of Steelers in AFC North Matchup
  • Miami Dolphins Favored by 13.5 Points against Las Vegas Raiders
  • Nikola Jokic Shines as Nuggets Face Pelicans in Crucial In-Season Tournament Game
  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter Enters Hospice Care as Husband Former President Jimmy Carter Stays by Her Side
  • Former Trump Attorney Jenna Ellis Strikes Plea Deal and Turns on Ex-Boss in Fulton County Case
  • Ohio's Sherrod Brown and Montana's Jon Tester Face Increased Spotlight as West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin Announces Retirement
  • New Report Reveals Alarming Sea Level Rise, Urgent Climate Action Needed
  • TikTok Faces Criticism Over Antisemitic Content as Jewish Celebrities Demand Action
  • Ukraine Seizes Initiative from Russia in the Black Sea, Deploys Naval Drones
  • Sam Altman Steps Down as CEO of OpenAI, Mira Murati to Assume Leadership
  • Three Teenagers Charged with Murder in Connection to Fatal Beating of High School Student
  • "Monty Python's Spamalot Revival Has Broadway Audiences Laughing Again"
  • Zelensky says Ukraine has seized the initiative from Russia in the Black Sea
  • Joe Burrow Out for Season, Mark Andrews Sidelined with Season-Ending Injuries: Fantasy Impact and Recovery Timelines Revealed
  • Injury Woes and Changing Roles: Fantasy Football Options to Consider in Week 11
  • Subscriber Agreement and Copyright Law Govern Use and Distribution of Material
  • New York Man Indicted on Rape Charges after Abducting Girl for Ransom
  • Mass General Brigham Salem Hospital Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Potential HIV and Hepatitis Exposure
  • Moorpark College Professor Charged in Death of Jewish Protester at Thousand Oaks Rally
  • NFL Broadcaster Faces Backlash After Admitting to Making Up Reports
  • Lions Look to Extend Winning Streak as They Host Bears in Divisional Clash
  • College Professor Charged with Felonies in Death of Jewish Protester in California
  • Ukrainian Marines Report Heavy Losses for Russian Forces in Dnipro River Battles
  • Finland Implements Barriers on Border Crossings with Russia to Stem Flow of Asylum Seekers
  • NFL Betting Playbook Unveils Top Player Props for Week 11's Weekend Action
  • OPEC+ Considers Additional Oil Supply Cuts as Prices Hit Four-Month Low
  • Federal Government Investigates Seven Schools and Universities for Alleged Discrimination Amid Israel-Hamas War
  • UNC Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz Considering Departure for New Opportunity
  • Hiker Missing in Big Bend National Park, Search Underway
  • Ukrainian Marine Corps Claims Strategic Advances on Eastern Bank of Dnieper River
  • Boston Celtics Look to Secure Group C Control in IST Showdown Against the Toronto Raptors
  • Lionsgate's "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" Makes Impressive $5.8 Million in Thursday Previews
  • Honda Recalls Nearly 250,000 Vehicles in the U.S. Due to Engine Bearing Issue
  • Astonishing Incident at Las Vegas Grand Prix Puts Carlos Sainz at Disadvantage
  • "Inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix Puts Drivers to the Test as They Tackle Cold Weather Challenge"
  • Two Fighters Miss Weight at UFC Fight Night 232 Weigh-ins
  • Florida State Looks to Extend Winning Streak Against North Alabama in Final Home Game
  • Travis Kelce Hints at Super Bowl Rematch as Taylor Swift's Boyfriend Teases Eagles Fans and Friends Coming to Kansas City
  • Five-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stabs Twin Brother in Tragic Incident at Santa Cruz County Home
  • Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital Under Siege as Israeli Forces Raid Facility, Causing Death of 24 Patients
  • Russia's Lower House Approves Federal Budget with Record Defense Spending Increase in 2024
  • Cincinnati Bengals' Joe Burrow to Undergo Season-Ending Surgery for Torn Wrist Ligament
  • Stocks Poised for Weekly Gain Amid Economic Signals and Retail Updates
  • ChargePoint Holdings Inc. Plunges to Record Low on Revenue Warning and Executive Departures
  • Anheuser-Busch InBev CMO Steps Down as Sales Slump Continues Following Bud Light's Marketing Fiasco
  • Chaos at Las Vegas Grand Prix as Fans Forced to Leave Early after Disastrous Start
  • "Week 12 College Football Preview: Oregon State to Host Washington in Pivotal Clash"
  • Sean "Diddy" Combs Facing Allegations of Physical Abuse and Sexual Slavery by Ex-Girlfriend Cassie
  • Matts Creek Wildfire in Bedford County Burns 5,148 Acres, 2% Contained
  • Charges Dismissed for Brooklyn Lawmaker Arrested at Pro-Palestinian Rally
  • Mark Andrews Injury Leaves Ravens Seeking Tight End Options
  • FDIC Chair Under Scrutiny over Allegations of Sexual Harassment and Discrimination
  • Braves Acquire High-Powered Arm, Soroka, in Trade with White Sox
  • Second Israeli Hostage's Body Recovered Near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City
  • Five Nations Call for ICC Investigation into Alleged War Crimes in Palestinian Territories
  • Odell Beckham Jr. Suffers Shoulder Injury in Ravens' Victory over Bengals
  • Russian Ministry Files Lawsuit to Outlaw LGBTQ+ "International Public Movement" as Extremist
  • Colorado Rapids Hire Chris Armas as New Head Coach
  • Russia's Ministry of Justice Files Lawsuit to Ban LGBTQ+ Movement as Extremist Organization
  • Belarus Accused of Collaborating with Moscow in Forced Transfer of Ukrainian Children
  • Israeli Forces Conduct Major Raid in Jenin, Killing Hamas Militants amid Rising West Bank Violence
  • United Auto Workers Complete Contract Ratification, Ending Strike at Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis
  • Meghan Markle Shares Family Holiday Traditions and Parenthood Insights in Rare Interview
  • President Biden and EU Commission Condemn X's Handling of Antisemitic Content, Advertisers Pull Out
  • Spike in Congenital Syphilis Cases Raises Concerns for Newborns in North Carolina
  • European Ammunition Manufacturers Defend Themselves Against Blame for Failure to Deliver Shells to Ukraine
  • Thousands of Earthquakes Rock Iceland as Volcanic Threat Looms on Reykjanes Peninsula
  • Market Pricing in Potential End to Historic Rate Hike Cycle, Boosted by Economic Surprises
  • Black Friday Deals: Sonos Speakers and Soundbars on Sale with Discounts up to $180
  • Argentinian Populist Candidate Javiera Milei Sparks Election Fraud Concerns
  • Japan and China Hold First Face-to-Face Summit in a Year, Discuss Fukushima Wastewater Release
  • CNN Changes Headline Following Criticism Over Reporting on Arrest in Death of Jewish Protester
  • Study Shows WE0913A Moon Impactor Likely a Chinese Booster Rocket with Unknown Attachment
  • Fickell and Rhule Set to Clash as Nebraska and Wisconsin Face Off in Crucial Matchup
  • "Barnes Shines as Raptors Struggle: A Look at Underrated Performers in the NBA"
  • Governor Hochul Announces Renewable Energy Solicitations to Accelerate New York's Climate Goals
  • U.S. Flu Season in Full Swing with High Activity Reported in Several States
  • Repairs on Fire-Damaged Los Angeles Freeway Ahead of Schedule, Lanes to Reopen by Next Tuesday
  • U.S. Stocks Subdued as Federal Reserve Remarks Cloud Rate Cut Outlook
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