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  • 2023
  • December
  • Intriguing Quarterback Storylines Emerge in Upcoming NFL Draft
  • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Announces Shortlists for the 96th Annual Academy Awards
  • Dolphins' Tyreek Hill Returns to Practice as Team Prepares for Cowboys Showdown
  • 5-Star Wing Billy Richmond Commits to Kentucky, Continuing Recruiting Hot Streak
  • Chemistry Sparks Speculation: Do Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney Share More Than On-Screen Magic?
  • Lions Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson Praises Defensive Coordinator Aaron Glenn's Head Coaching Potential
  • Breakthrough Ultra-High-Speed Signal Processor Sets New Records in Data Analysis
  • Massive Storm Destroys Cars of Carnival Cruise Passengers in Charleston
  • Vikings, Texans, Bills, 49ers, and Ravens Battle for Playoff Spots in Intense NFL Showdowns
  • LA Clippers vs OKC Thunder: Clippers Aim to Extend Winning Streak Against Thunder
  • Tuscaloosa Man Identified in Fatal Confrontation with Police
  • Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán Accepts Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's Invitation for Bilateral Meeting
  • U.S. Steel Sale to Japanese Company Sparks Concerns and Hope in Pittsburgh
  • Gov. Kemp Announces Bonuses for State Employees and Public School Teachers
  • Florida State Explores Possibility of Departing ACC Amid Changing College Football Landscape
  • Stock Market Rebounds as Nike Plunges on Mixed Earnings; Fed's Inflation Gauge to Drive Friday's Economic Data
  • Mixed Results: College Football Recruiting in the NIL Era
  • President Biden and Mexican President Discuss Migration Crisis in Phone Call
  • Leon Edwards Open to Rematch Belal Muhammad Despite Coach's Preference
  • U.S. Marine Veteran Imprisoned in Russia Expresses Frustration with Inaction by U.S. Administrations
  • Colby Covington Claims Foot Injury Hampered Performance in UFC 296 Loss Against Leon Edwards
  • Cold Case Closed: DNA Analysis Identifies Prime Suspect in 1995 Jerome Homicide
  • Eagles' Offense Finds Early Success Against Seahawks before Struggles Emerge
  • Former Attorney General Meese Urges Supreme Court to Reject Special Counsel's Requests, Citing Unconstitutional Appointment
  • Seattle Seahawks' Jamal Adams Absent for Victory Due to Injury, Drawing Attention
  • Top NHL Prospects to Watch at the 2024 World Junior Championships
  • Pennsylvania Attorney General Secures $20 Million Settlement in Lawsuit Against Google
  • Man Fatally Shot by Deputies in Memphis After Colliding with Van
  • New Hampshire Man Indicted for Threatening Presidential Candidates via Text Messages
  • Secret Service Opens Probe into John Schneider's Controversial Statements against President Biden
  • Top US and Chinese Generals Hold First Talks in Over a Year, Marking a Turning Point in Tense Relations
  • Michelle Monaghan Reveals Unexpected Honeymoon 'Makeout' Session with Tom Cruise on the Set of 'Mission: Impossible III'
  • Tesla Faces Potential Recall of Models in Norway Due to Suspension Concerns
  • Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global Merger Talks Cause Stock Declines
  • Thousands Protest in Buenos Aires as President Unveils Controversial Economic Decree
  • Texas Sends Over 120 Migrants to Chicago in Latest Escalation of Border Operation
  • Derek Hough Expresses Relief as Wife Hayley Erbert Successfully Undergoes Cranioplasty Surgery
  • Two Charged with Assault and Battery Following Death of Patriots Fan at Gillette Stadium
  • Investigation Launched into Death of Palestinian Prisoner in Israeli Custody
  • Criminal Gang Linked to Mexican Cartel Suspected in British Millionaire's Kidnapping
  • Affordable Housing in the U.S. Hits Record Low, Especially Impacting Minority Buyers
  • Michigan Wolverines' 2024 Class: Promising Recruits Poised to Outperform Rankings
  • Emails reveal efforts made by aid organization and Senate staffers to protect Christian facilities in Gaza
  • General Hospital to Bid Farewell to Beloved Character Bobbie Spencer in Emotional Tribute Episode
  • Toyota Recalls 1 Million Vehicles Over Airbag Defect, Potential Risk of Injury
  • New York Knicks Apply for Disabled Player Exception as Mitchell Robinson Faces Extended Absence
  • Toyota Faces Setbacks as Daihatsu Scandal Unfolds and US Recall Affects 1 Million Cars
  • Florida State's Intense Orange Bowl Preparation Continues with Second Media-Available Practice
  • TSA Discovers 17 Bullets Concealed in Disposable Diaper at LaGuardia Airport
  • Actor John Schneider Faces Backlash After Calling for Executions of President Biden and Son in Now-Deleted Social Media Post
  • Two Dead, Two Injured in Southwest D.C. Shooting
  • Crack Pipe Found in Customer's Meal Prompts Temporary Closure of Columbus McDonald's
  • Questions Arise as St. Louis Bar Owner Arrested Following Police SUV Crash
  • NYC Mayor Eric Adams Blasts City Council's Approval of Controversial Bills
  • Tua Tagovailoa Leads Pro Bowl Voting as Dolphins Prepare for Cowboys Matchup
  • Former Swiss Finance Executive Pleads Guilty in $60 Million Tax Evasion Scheme
  • Toyota Recalls 1 Million Vehicles Over Airbag Defect, Owners Urged to Take Action
  • Hospitals Reinstate Mask Mandate as COVID-19 Cases Surge
  • Detroit Lions Look to Clinch NFC North Title Against Minnesota Vikings
  • Harper Woods Shooting Prompts Lockdown at Nearby Schools
  • NBCUniversal and NFL to Offer Groundbreaking Commercial-Free Fourth Quarter in Exclusive Peacock Holiday Matchup
  • Pyotr Kochetkov poised to start third consecutive game as Hurricanes face off against Penguins
  • Colombian Government Plans Expeditions to Recover Treasure From 300-Year-Old Shipwreck
  • Honda Issues Recall of Over 2.5 Million Vehicles Due to Fuel Pump Issue
  • "2023 Box Office Hits: The Highest-Grossing Movies of the Year"
  • Mexican President Threatens Legal Challenge to Texas Immigration Law
  • Sydney Sweeney Defends Her Role in The Rolling Stones' 'Angry' Music Video
  • Gunman Mistaken for Bystander in Deadly University Shooting, Body Cam Footage Reveals
  • Homeless Man Arrested in Deadly Stabbing Incident in Scappoose
  • Colby Covington Claims Foot Injury as Contributing Factor to Loss Against Leon Edwards at UFC 296
  • Former Marine Paul Whelan Feels "Abandoned" by the United States as Russia Denies Prisoner Swap
  • Star Recruit Jeremiah Smith Commits to Ohio State Amidst Intense Recruitment Battle
  • Florida State Wide Receiver Keon Coleman Declares for NFL Draft, Skips Orange Bowl
  • Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Unveils First-Time Nominees for Class of 2024
  • "American Symphony Scores Big on Oscar Shortlists, as Documentary Icons Miss the Cut"
  • Inflation Slides to 2% in Q3 as Fed Rate Cut Odds Grow
  • Ravens Embrace Underdog Status Ahead of Clash with 49ers
  • New York Jets Activate Aaron Rodgers from IR, Focusing on Building for the Future
  • Longest-Serving Chicago City Council Member, Edward Burke, Found Guilty on Corruption Charges
  • Michigan State Football Coach Jonathan Smith Continues Staff Search
  • California Approves "Toilet-to-Tap" Initiative to Address Water Shortage
  • Three Arrested after Wild Brawl Erupts Following Vehicle Crash on Long Island
  • Israeli Military Accused of Targeting Journalists and Their Families in Gaza
  • Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Calls for EU Funding to Ukraine to be Sourced Outside of the Bloc's Budget
  • India Passes Telecommunications Bill to Modernize Connectivity and Expand Services
  • Powerful Storm Triggers Major Flooding and Evacuation Order in Port Hueneme
  • Academy Announces Semi-Finalists for 2024 Oscars in Ten Categories
  • MIT Researchers Harness Artificial Intelligence to Discover Potential Antibiotics for Drug-Resistant MRSA
  • NASA Engineers Achieve Major Breakthrough with Successful Test of Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine
  • Actor John Schneider Faces Backlash After Calling for Execution of President Biden
  • Oregon Ducks Make History with Stellar 2024 Recruiting Class
  • Dow Jones Rallies as Stocks Recover, Nike Plunges on Disappointing Earnings
  • Russia Loses Thousands of Troops in Intense Fighting for Avdiivka, Ukraine's Tavriisk Group Reports
  • "Patient Advocacy and Misdiagnosis: Stories of Medical Neglect and Triumph"
  • Ukraine updates: Kyiv to call on men living abroad to fight – DW – 12/21/2023
  • Seton Hall Stuns No. 5 UConn with Dominant Defensive Performance in Big East Opener
  • Russia Losing 10,000 Troops per Kilometer Gained Around Avdiivka: Ukraine
  • Israeli Military Campaign in Gaza Among Deadliest and Most Destructive in History
  • Nikki Haley Gains Ground on Trump in New Hampshire Poll
  • Academy Announces Shortlists for the 96th Academy Awards
  • Southern California Braces for Severe Flooding as Atmospheric River Unleashes Heavy Rainfall
  • Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Leak Exposed as False and Mischaracterized
  • Hospitals in Indianapolis Implement Temporary Visitor Restrictions Amid Rising Respiratory Virus Activity
  • UConn Slips in Top 25 And 1 Rankings After Loss to Seton Hall in Big East Opener
  • Tom's First Gear of the Year Selection Includes High-Budget Favorites
  • Taylor Swift to Attend Travis Kelce's Christmas and New Year's Eve Football Games
  • MLB's Push for Rule Changes Raises Questions After Successful Pitch Clock Implementation
  • Baltimore Ravens Offensive Tackles Face Tough Test Against San Francisco 49ers
  • Jake Paul to Co-Main Event in Historic Puerto Rico Card Featuring Amanda Serrano
  • Trump's Authoritarian Rhetoric Sparks Controversy, Comparisons to Hitler
  • Flooding Leaves Cruise Ship Passengers' Cars Totaled in Charleston Parking Lot
  • Advocates Fear Confusion and Racial Profiling as Texas Immigration Law Takes Effect
  • Texas Medical Board Under Pressure to Provide Guidance on Abortion Laws
  • Former US Marine Paul Whelan Feels Abandoned by United States in Russian Espionage Case
  • Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's Concerns About Higher Compensation Revealed in Memo
  • Ben Johnson's Steep Asking Price Makes Him a Hot Head Coaching Candidate
  • Nike Announces $2 Billion Cost-Cutting Plan in Response to Softer Revenue Outlook
  • Actor from 'Dukes of Hazzard' Series Faces Backlash for Death Threat Against President Joe Biden
  • House Republicans Release Email Records Showing Communication Between Joe Biden and Son's Associate During Ukraine Trips
  • Alabama Football Snags Impressive Recruiting Class on First Day of Early Signing Period
  • 49ers Sign Veteran Defensive Tackle to Practice Squad Amidst Injuries
  • Tragic Crash on Astoria-Megler Bridge Claims One Life, Injures Four Others
  • Two Men Charged in Connection with Death of Fan at Patriots Game
  • First American Falls Victim to Cybersecurity Attack: Important Entities and Dates Revealed
  • Global Supply Chain Faces Stranded Cargo and Soaring Freight Rates Amid Red Sea Diversions
  • Sydney Sweeney's Fiancé Jonathan Davino: What We Know About Their Relationship
  • Theft of Salvation Army Red Kettle Investigated by Rochester Police
  • "New Coaches Bring Hope and Change to College Football Programs"
  • Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner Visit Decimated Kibbutz in Solidarity with Israel's Fight Against Hamas
  • St. Louis Blues Make Forward Line Changes in Search for Chemistry
  • U.S. Bank Stadium's Enhanced Security Perimeter to Cost $62 Million, Seeking Funding from Minnesota Legislature
  • Oregon State and Washington State Join West Coast Conference for Basketball and Non-Revenue Sports
  • Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About Relationship Trauma and New Projects in Candid Interview
  • Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Sapp Joins Deion Sanders' Coaching Staff at Colorado
  • Eagles Coach Sirianni Takes Responsibility for Offensive Struggles Amid Defensive Shake-Up
  • Federal Judge Blocks California Law Banning Concealed Firearms in Certain Public Places
  • UN Calls for Independent Inquiry into Alleged Israeli "War Crime" in Gaza
  • Lower Burrell Pub Owner Fatally Shot Outside Bar; Suspect Arrested
  • Iran Defies International Campaign, Executes Woman Convicted of Murdering Abusive Husband
  • New Hampshire Man Indicted for Sending Threatening Text Messages to Presidential Candidates
  • Actress Michelle Monaghan Reflects on Nervousness During "Mission: Impossible III" Filming
  • Octopus DNA Study May Provide Key Insights into West Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse
  • Intel's Recovery Continues as Company Embraces Competitive Strategy Under CEO Pat Gelsinger
  • U.S. Stock Rally Slows Down as Major Indexes Experience Largest Drop in Months
  • Bird Micromobility Giant Files for Bankruptcy Amidst Operational Challenges
  • Apple Faces Uncertainty as Market Value Surges but Growth Outlook Tepid
  • French President Emmanuel Macron Supports Gerard Depardieu Amidst New Sexual Assault Accusations
  • East Coast Storm Unleashes Category 5 Atmospheric River, Leaving Devastation in its Wake
  • Hannah Ann Sluss Reveals Insights on Timing for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Potential Engagement
  • North Carolina Man Pleads Guilty to Orchestrating Market Manipulation Scheme
  • Abduction Suspect Fatally Struck on Interstate 75 After High-Speed Chase
  • Purdy and McCaffrey Leading High-Flying 49ers Offense; MVP Contention Heats Up
  • Two Dead, Two Injured in Southwest DC Shooting; Police Searching for White Jeep Cherokee
  • Joe Flacco's Comeback Leads Cleveland Browns to Brink of Playoffs
  • Ukraine Considers Recruiting Men Living Abroad for Military Service
  • Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Faces Uphill Battle in Iowa as Polls Show Significant Gap with Trump
  • House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan Expands Probe Into Special Counsel's Prosecutions of Former President Trump
  • Records Show Extensive Email Communication Between Joe Biden and Son's Business Associate During Vice Presidency
  • Texas Governor Charters Flight to Transport Migrants to Chicago Amidst Political Clashes
  • Dallas-Area Flu and COVID Cases Surge Ahead of Holiday Gatherings
  • Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About the "PTSD" Caused by Public Scrutiny with Ben Affleck
  • Giant Eagle Announces Move of Company Headquarters to Cranberry Township in Spring
  • Los Angeles County Public Defender Released in Prisoner Exchange with Venezuela
  • Off-Duty Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Office Deputy Fatally Shot in Jefferson County
  • Russia Warns EU of Retaliation as Ukraine Shoots Down Russian Drones
  • NFL Mom Donna Kelce Balances Christmas Day Football Games to Support Sons
  • Florida State University Considers Exiting ACC Following College Football Playoff Snub
  • Tiffany Haddish Pleads Not Guilty to Misdemeanor DUI Charges in Beverly Hills
  • Colts Running Back Jonathan Taylor Nears Return After Thumb Surgery
  • Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks California Law Banning Carrying Firearms in Public Places
  • Vin Diesel Faces Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Assault by Former Assistant during 'Fast Five' Filming
  • Human Tears Found to Reduce Aggression, Researchers Say
  • Russia vows to retaliate if EU gives frozen assets to Kyiv; Ukraine hit with overnight drone attack
  • Suspect on the Loose after Fatal Stabbing Leads to Lockdown at Vallemar Elementary School
  • US Expresses Concern Over UN Resolution on Gaza, Citing Potential Delays in Humanitarian Aid
  • Bethesda Unveils Exciting Plans for Starfield's 2024 Updates: Ship Customization, New Gameplay Options, and More!
  • Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount Global in Early Stage Talks for Potential Merger
  • Ex-Convict Pleads Guilty to Securities Fraud in Connection with Stock Manipulation Scheme
  • Apple Removes Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 from Online Store Ahead of US Import Ban
  • Pilot Discovers Stranded Traveler Near Erupting Volcano in Iceland
  • Yemen's Houthi Leader Warns of Retaliation Amidst Multinational Effort to Protect Shipping
  • "Long-Unidentified Victim of the 'Green River Killer' Finally Identified after Decades"
  • French Parliament Approves Controversial Immigration Legislation Amidst Divisions
  • California Approves Regulations to Convert Toilet Water into Drinking Water in Response to Water Shortages
  • Israeli Offensive in Gaza Leaves 20,000 Dead and 1.9 Million Displaced, Prompting International Pressure
  • Republican Candidate Steve Garvey Gains Traction in Tight California Senate Race, According to Poll
  • Joel Embiid Emerges as MVP Favorite Following Dominant Performance
  • 49ers Add Taylor Stallworth to Practice Squad to Bolster Injured Defensive Tackle Group
  • Ukraine war: China and Russia take victory lap over failed Western sanctions
  • Giant Heinz Ketchup Bottle Finds New Home at Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh
  • Colorado Supreme Court Justices Face Death Threats Following Exclusion of Trump from Presidential Ballot
  • Special Counsel Urges Supreme Court for Immediate Decision on Trump's Presidential Immunity
  • DNA Evidence Leads to Arrest in 2003 Cold Case Murder and Recent Machete Attacks
  • Actor John Schneider Calls for Execution of President Biden and Son, Faces Backlash
  • Colombian Government Initiates Scientific Expedition to Retrieve Precious Cargo from 300-Year-Old Shipwreck
  • Two Killed, Two Injured in Southwest DC Shooting Incident
  • Fatal Head-On Crash Claims One Life in Liberty Township
  • Green Bay Packers Must Win Out to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
  • NBC Announces Groundbreaking Commercial-Free Fourth Quarter Broadcast of Bills vs Chargers Game
  • Duke's Jon Scheyer Secures First Career Win Against Top-10 Team in Convincing Victory Over Baylor
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