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  • 2023
  • December
  • Over 700,000 Michigan Households to Receive $1 Billion in Tax Cuts in 2024
  • Roethlisberger Criticizes Lack of Leadership on Offense, Heyward Disagrees
  • Efforts Prevented 1.4 Million Units of Illegal Youth-Appealing E-cigarettes From Reaching U.S. Market
  • Red Way Airlines Audit Reveals Mismanagement and Financial Losses
  • EU Grants Ukraine Accession Talks as President Zelensky Hails "Victory"
  • Russia-Ukraine war: 35 buildings in four districts of Kyiv targeted by Russian missile | WION Pulse
  • Zach LaVine's Desire for Trade from Bulls Faces Market Uncertainty
  • Bull Causes Delays and Commotion at Newark Penn Station
  • Israeli President Opposes Two-State Solution, Citing Emotional Trauma from Recent Conflict
  • Ukraine Says Russia Fired Kinzhal Missiles During Putin Speech
  • Raiders' Josh Jacobs Ruled Out with Quad Injury for Clash Against Chargers
  • Romania Condemns Russia's Violation of Airspace, Seeks NATO Support
  • Russian Volunteers Join Ukrainian Ranks to Fight Against Putin's Troops
  • EU Agrees to Open Accession Talks with Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, Despite Opposition from Hungary
  • De'Aaron Fox Faces Tough Challenge Against Defensive-Minded Thunder
  • Milan's Summer Signings Shine in Europa League Victory Against Newcastle United
  • North Carolina Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against HCA Healthcare Over Quality of Care Concerns
  • Willie Nelson, the Ageless Icon, Promises to Keep Rocking On
  • Starfield Lead Highlights Players' Limited Understanding of Game Development
  • Los Angeles Police Raid Uncovers Over $400,000 Worth of Stolen Merchandise in Westlake District Stores
  • Americans Narrowly Support Opening Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden, But Oppose Actual Impeachment
  • Michigan State Football Bolsters Roster with Addition of Transfer Quarterback Aidan Chiles
  • Costco Beats Earnings Expectations, Announces Special Dividend Amid Strong Q1 Results
  • Grand Jury Declines to Indict Indianola Officer in Shooting of 11-Year-Old Boy
  • HuffPost Calls for Support in Upholding Democracy Through Free Journalism
  • 13-Year-Old Accused of Planning Mass Shooting at Ohio Synagogue Faces Trial
  • Bravo Reality Show Doctor and Wife Plead Not Guilty in Identity Theft Scheme for Prescription Drugs
  • Oscar Tshiebwe Makes NBA Debut, Pacers' Victory Overshadowed by Controversial Ball Pursuit
  • Uncertain Future: Evaluating Bill Belichick's Potential Departure from the Patriots
  • Abortion Restrictions Leave Women Across America Struggling for Care in the Wake of Roe v. Wade Overturn
  • Two Men Charged with Killing Thousands of Birds, Including Bald and Golden Eagles, for Black Market Profit
  • Dolphins Take Cautious Approach with Tyreek Hill's Ankle Injury, Multiple Players Remain Sidelined
  • Buffalo Sabres Recall Brett Murray and Place Jeff Skinner on Injured Reserve
  • Michigan Families to Receive Tax Credit Checks in February 2024
  • Quarterback Injuries Fail to Dampen NFL's Record-Breaking Viewership
  • Serial Predator Targeting University of Arizona Students Sparks Concern and Intensifies Police Search
  • Senate Delays Holiday Break to Continue Negotiations on Immigration and Aid Package
  • Baltimore County Man Charged in Crash That Claimed the Life of Good Samaritan
  • MLB's Top Free-Agent Starting Pitchers Still on the Market: Potential Matches Revealed
  • Howie Long Agrees with Rob Gronkowski on Bill Belichick's Possible Exit from the Patriots
  • Copyright Protection for Mickey Mouse to Expire in 2024, Opening Doors to Public Domain
  • Hoax Bomb Threats Reported at Dozens of Schools in Maine
  • Former Staley High School Teacher Found Guilty of Second-Degree Statutory Rape
  • "RIDOT to Open Bypass Lanes on I-195 Westbound, Easing Traffic Woes"
  • Tragic Rollover Crash Claims Life of Young Woman in Stoneham
  • NASA's Voyager 1 Spacecraft Struggles to Transmit Data Back to Earth
  • Chicago Lawmakers Accused of Blocking Vote on Sanctuary City Status Amid Migrant Influx
  • Oklahoma Governor Bans DEI Programs at State Agencies and Public Colleges
  • Federal Judge Denies Request to Restore Barred Republican Senators to Oregon Ballot
  • President Biden Considers Drastic Asylum Restrictions in Bid for Republican Support on Military Aid
  • Zach LaVine Eyeing Potential Move to Los Angeles Lakers Amid Trade Speculations
  • Bears Owner George McCaskey Sole Dissenter in NFL's Decision to Play Eight Games Annually Overseas
  • Two Men Face Federal Charges for Killing Thousands of Birds, Including Bald Eagles
  • Oregon State and Washington State Finalize 2024 Football Schedule with Mountain West
  • Indiana Basketball Legend George McGinnis Passes Away at 70
  • Lionel Messi's World Cup Shirts Fetch Record-breaking $7.8 Million at Auction
  • Ukraine President Zelenskyy Fights for Military Aid as Russia Intensifies Assault
  • New York Appeals Court Upholds Gag Order on Trump's Comments in Civil Fraud Trial
  • Massive X-Class Solar Flare Unleashed by the Sun Sends Powerful Radiation into Space
  • American Actors Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell Share Challenges of Filming Movie in Australia
  • Hulu Drops Reality Series on Diddy Amidst Sexual Abuse and Assault Allegations
  • Mountain West Announces 2024 Football Schedule with Exciting Matchups
  • Dallas Cowboys Dealing with Illness and Injuries Ahead of Upcoming Game
  • Emmy-Winning Actor Andre Braugher Passes Away at 61, Cause of Death Revealed
  • SEC Considers Bitcoin ETF Proposals Following Grayscale Court Ruling, Says Chairman Gensler
  • President Biden Privately Anxious About Son Hunter Biden's Criminal Investigation, Close Allies Reveal
  • Father and Daughter Make Historic Shipwreck Discovery in Lake Michigan
  • Actor Andre Braugher, Star of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Homicide: Life on the Street," Passes Away at 61
  • House Passes Defense Policy Bill with Record Troop Pay Raise Amidst Conservative Opposition
  • 4th Graders Exposed to Fentanyl During School Lunch; Caregivers Arrested
  • Protesters Block Bridge in Philadelphia Demanding Cease-fire in Gaza
  • Uncertainty Surrounds Las Vegas Raiders Quarterback Position Ahead of Thursday Night Clash
  • "New Report Shows Increase in Jail Population Reversing Pandemic Decline"
  • Medical Clearance Paves the Way for C.J. Gardner-Johnson's Potential Return to the Detroit Lions Defense
  • Chinese Online Marketplace Temu Sues Rival Shein Alleging "Mafia-Style Intimidation" of Suppliers
  • NFL Announces Finalists for Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
  • Low Vaccination Rates for COVID-19, Influenza, and RSV Highlight Concerns and Recommendations
  • Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta to Step Down from the Justice Department
  • Marvel Actor Jonathan Majors' Trial Concludes with Closing Arguments as Jury Deliberates
  • Actress Tiffany Haddish Charged with Second DUI, Scheduled for December Arraignment
  • FantasyPros Football Podcast Breaks Down Week 15 Running Back and Wide Receiver Rankings
  • Kevin Holland Steps Up on Short Notice, Luque Agrees to Fight at 180 Pounds
  • Supreme Court Declines to Block Illinois' Assault-Style Weapons Ban Amid Ongoing Legal Proceedings
  • Denver Broncos Stage Remarkable Turnaround, Eye Playoffs in Matchup Against Detroit Lions
  • Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce Defends Teammates and Breaks Down Controversial Play on "New Heights" Podcast
  • Thunder's Success on the Road Continues as they Face Off Against the Kings
  • Streaming Success: Top Viewed Releases Garner Massive Numbers in 2023
  • Two Men Indicted for Killing and Selling Birds on Black Market in Montana
  • Frontier Airlines Announces Seven New Routes, Expanding Service to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Dallas-Fort Worth
  • US Navy Officer Lt. Ridge Alkonis Transferred to US Custody After Jail Term in Japan
  • Florida GOP Chair Faces Calls for Resignation Amidst Scandal and Demands for Payout
  • Colorado Ranchers' Last-Ditch Lawsuit to Block Wolf Reintroduction Heats Up
  • Fatal Shooting in Centennial Neighborhood Under Investigation
  • Senator Rick Scott Demands Immediate Vote on Bill to Combat Antisemitism on College Campuses
  • Argentines Express Concern Amidst President Milei's Economic Shock Measures
  • Powerful East Coast Storm to Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Potential Flooding
  • "Game Awards 2023 Breaks Records with 118 Million Global Livestreams"
  • Bull Causes Delays at Newark Penn Station, Animal Safely Captured
  • Use seized Russian money for Ukraine's military aid: legal scholar
  • Yoshinobu Yamamoto Emerges as Top Free Agent Target While Giants Sign Outfielder and Tyler Glasnow Trade Possibility Looms
  • Jon Rahm's Move to LIV Golf Sparks Speculation as He Restricts Public Appearances
  • Leading U.S. Companies Join Federal Government in Drive to Make Business Travel Cleaner and Tackle Climate Crisis
  • Putin Confronts AI "Deepfake" During Annual Q&A Session
  • Babysitter Arrested After Allegedly Fatally Injuring Toddler
  • Colts Suffer Injuries Ahead of Week 15 Game Against Steelers
  • Oregon Football Schedules Adjusted to Include Home-And-Home Series with OSU
  • Disney Responds to Trian Fund Management's Board Nominations, Emphasizes Existing Board's Qualifications and Plans for Annual Meeting
  • OPEC+'s Market Share Drops to Lowest in Nearly a Decade as US Oil Production Soars
  • Spotify Tests AI-Driven Playlist Creation Feature, Enhancing User Experience
  • WWE Raw Potential Move Raises Questions for AEW's Future
  • WWE's "Raw" TV Rights Negotiations Heat up as Talks with Warner Bros. Discovery Emerge
  • US Senate to delay holiday break as border, Ukraine aid talks continue
  • US Congress Urged to Prioritize AI Regulation as Pope Francis Calls for Global Treaty
  • Texas Woman Forced to Flee State as Republicans Fail to Defend Abortion Policies
  • Hackers Steal $484,000 in Recent Blockchain Software Exploit, Users Warned of Ongoing Risks
  • Pfizer Shares Plummet as Revenue Guidance Disappoints Wall Street
  • Frontier Airlines to Provide Affordable Flights from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
  • National Labor Relations Board Alleges Starbucks Illegally Closed Eight Seattle-area Stores
  • Mastermind of Parliament Security Breach Surrenders to Delhi Police
  • Twitter Faces Criticism Over Misleading Support Claims for Rights Organizations
  • Biden's Job Approval at 33% as Trump Leads GOP Nomination Race, Latest Pew Research Poll Finds
  • Upgrade Your Car with a 10-Inch Car Display Featuring CarPlay and Android Auto for $110
  • Federal Communications Commission Proposes Rules to Prohibit Early Termination Fees for Cable TV Customers
  • Southwest Airlines' Customer of Size Policy Sparks Debate on Compassion and Inclusivity
  • Oklahoma Governor Signs Executive Order Reviewing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policies
  • Fatal Shooting Leaves One Dead in Southeast Portland's Centennial Neighborhood
  • Global Pressure Mounts as International Community Raises Concerns Over Israeli Offensive in Gaza
  • Auburn Guard Denver Jones Receives Rousing Homecoming Welcome in Huntsville
  • Beloved Pennsylvania News Anchor Emily Matson Remembered for Her Dedication to Journalism
  • Timothée Chalamet Triumphs over Austin Butler in Call of Duty Showdown
  • New York Appellate Court Rejects Trump's Challenge of Gag Order in Civil Fraud Trial
  • Colts' Running Back Jonathan Taylor Ruled Out for Saturday's Game Against the Steelers
  • Oregon State Reveals Exciting 2024 Football Schedule Including Power 4-5 Matchups
  • Drew Bannister Makes NHL Coaching Debut with the St. Louis Blues Against the Ottawa Senators
  • Kenya's Military Rushes Evacuation Efforts as Death Toll Rises in Devastating Floods
  • Two Arrested Following Sickening Incident at Virginia Elementary School
  • Rivian Stock Soars as AT&T Chooses it as Supplier for Electric Vehicle Fleet
  • Apple Blocks Beeper's iMessage App, Igniting a Battle for Access
  • America Welcomes its First RUF SCR, a True Automotive Marvel
  • GOP Opposition to Ukraine Aid Draws Concerns for Democracy, Says Senator Van Hollen
  • US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Outlines Approach to Managing US-China Relations in 2024
  • Navy Officer Transferred to U.S. Custody After Fatal Car Crash in Japan
  • UN Report Highlights Taliban's Imprisonment of Women for 'Protection' Amid Gender-Based Violence Threats
  • Draymond Green Suspended Indefinitely for Repeated Unsportsmanlike Acts
  • South Korea and Japan Scramble Fighter Jets as Chinese and Russian Military Planes Approach
  • Cadillac Unveils Vistiq: Three-Row Electric SUV to Complete Upcoming EV Lineup
  • US House of Representatives Votes to Formalize Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden
  • Maine Woman Sues Prominent Fertility Doctor for Allegedly Impregnating Her with His Own Sperm
  • U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Intervene, Leaving Illinois AR-15 Ban in Place
  • Harvard President Claudine Gay Faces Additional Plagiarism Allegations
  • Kentucky Sheriff Charged with DUI After Allegedly Driving Over Twice the Legal Limit in Cruiser
  • Houthi Rebels Miss Container Ship with Missile in Bab el-Mandeb Strait
  • Suspect in Fatal Stabbing of Metro Train Passenger in South LA Apprehended by Police
  • Iraqi Government Links Perpetrators of US Embassy Attack to Security Services
  • Conservative Groups and Former Officials Urge Republicans to Reject Border Funding Compromise
  • Guyana Refuses to Yield in Dispute with Venezuela Over Essequibo Territory
  • Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Increased Dementia Risk, Study Finds
  • The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Reveals Ellie's Surname in New Roguelike Mode
  • Mother and Three Children Found Dead in Burning Home in Rural Indiana
  • Judge's Verdict Looms in Trump Civil Fraud Trial as Fate of His Business Hangs in the Balance
  • President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act Saves Seniors Thousands on Medications
  • White House National Security Adviser Discusses Gaza Conflict and Peace Efforts with Saudi Crown Prince
  • US Exhausts H-1B Visa Cap for 2024, Impact on Businesses and Foreign Workers
  • Shohei Ohtani Introduced by the Dodgers in a Press Conference
  • Browns Owner Jimmy Haslam Under Investigation by Federal Prosecutors over Alleged Illegal Payments
  • Injuries and Hot Streaks Take Center Stage in Thursday's NHL Matchups
  • Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and MEMI Announce $118 Million Entertainment Campus at Coney Island Site
  • Joe Flacco Signs One-Year Deal with the Browns, Set to Start Third Game of the Season
  • Apple Watch and TrainingPeaks Integration Now Available, Streamlining Workout Tracking
  • Alabama Quarterback Jalen Milroe to Return for Senior Season after Impressive Performance
  • NASA's Cassini Mission Reveals Clues to Potential Life on Saturn's Moon Enceladus
  • Michigan State Trooper Injured in Shootout; Suspect Killed
  • "Larry David Bids Farewell as 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Comes to an End with Season 12"
  • UPMC Implements Mandatory Mask Policy in Response to Increased Respiratory Virus Cases
  • Taylor Swift Honored by Pennsylvania as 2023 is Officially Declared the "Taylor Swift Era"
  • Increased Police Presence as Two Women Accosted Near University of Arizona
  • College Football Bowl Season Unveils Unanimous Picks and Playoff Predictions
  • Boston Bruins Make Roster Moves, McAvoy and Zacha Placed on Injured Reserve
  • Putin Confident in Russia's Victory Over Ukraine, Vows to Continue War Efforts
  • Maersk Vessel Targeted by Missile in Red Sea, Raising Concerns for Global Trade
  • European Union Countries Rally for Humanitarian Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas Conflict
  • Russian Defectors Join Ukraine's Siberian Battalion in Fight Against Putin's Regime
  • US Navy Warships Adapt to Rising Threat of One-Way Attack Drones in Middle Eastern Waters
  • Turkish Opposition Legislator Dies After Suffering Heart Attack in Parliament
  • Putin vows in annual press conference that Ukraine war will continue
  • Sandro Schwarz Named New Head Coach for New York Red Bulls
  • Regional Bank Indexes Reach Pre-Crisis Levels as Federal Reserve Signals Rate Cuts
  • Nassau County Legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip Selected as Republican Nominee for Special Election in NY-03 District
  • Experts Advocate for Penicillin Allergy Testing, as Majority of Reported Cases Prove False
  • Jamie Foxx Expresses Gratitude to Fans on 56th Birthday After Near-Death Health Crisis
  • Trian Fund Management Nominates Nelson Peltz and Jay Rasulo to Disney Board Amid Proxy Battle
  • European Central Bank Maintains Interest Rates, Lowers Inflation Forecasts
  • Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager Share Hilarious Nicknames Given by Their Kids
  • The Crown Recreates Prince Harry's Controversial Nazi Costume Incident as Prince William Defends 'Joke'
  • Rhode Island Warns Pet Owners about Highly Contagious Respiratory Disease in Dogs
  • Ukraine's Domestic Drone Industry Takes Center Stage Amid Deadlocked Aid from Congress
  • Mortgage Rates Drop to Lowest Level Since August, with Continued Decline Expected
  • Green Bay Packers Face Uncertainty at Wide Receiver Position Ahead of Showdown with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Drone warfare transforms battle between Ukraine and Russia
  • China Dismisses Indian Supreme Court Ruling on Ladakh as "Irrelevant"
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