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  • 2023
  • December
  • Jordan Binnington Expected to Start in Goal as the St. Louis Blues Prepare for Home-and-Home Series with the Vegas Golden Knights
  • Texans Wide Receiver Tank Dell's Promising Rookie Season Cut Short by Injury
  • Chicago Publicist Faces Potential Jail Time for Alleged Witness Intimidation in Georgia Election Subversion Case
  • Alabama Police Officer on Leave Following Controversial Arrest Caught on Video
  • Largest Capture of Invasive Carp in Minnesota Recorded Near Trempealeau
  • "Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer Leaks Ahead of Official Release, Rockstar's Battle with Leaks Continues"
  • Keisean Nixon's Crucial Interception Helps Green Bay Packers Secure Victory over Kansas City Chiefs
  • German Man Killed in Suspected Terror Attack in Central Paris
  • Former Browns Player Damarious Randall Reflects on Team's Potential and Future Stability
  • Cruise Faces Fines and Sanctions Over Concealing Information on Pedestrian Accident
  • Severe Cyclonic Storm Hits India's Southern Coast, Leaving Destruction and Deaths in its Wake
  • Navy Recovers P-8A Poseidon Aircraft after it Overshoots Runway and Crashes into Kaneohe Bay
  • Alabama quarterback Tyler Buchner enters transfer portal as lacrosse player
  • Search Underway for Missing Individual in Johnson Creek
  • Savannah Police Investigate Fatal Shooting on White Bluff and Montgomery Cross Roads
  • Mexican Mother Killed in Rare Shark Attack near Melaque Beach
  • Penalties and Mistakes Plague Team as Coach Acknowledges Areas for Improvement
  • Steelers Quarterback Kenny Pickett to Miss Upcoming Game Due to High Ankle Sprain
  • Rising Treasury Yields Spur Market Retreat as Stocks, Bonds and Precious Metals Pull Back
  • North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum Ends Presidential Campaign, Citing RNC Debate Qualification Requirements
  • Military Families Displaced as Hotels Cancel Reservations for Army-Navy Game due to Housing Migrants
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Corruption Trial Resumes After Temporary Suspension
  • Wealth Gaps Persist Among US Households Despite Pandemic Boost, Report Shows
  • Greeley City Center South Closed Due to Security Concern
  • Munich Airport in Chaos as Heavy Snowfall Causes Flight Disruption
  • New York Jets Face Quarterback Controversy as Zach Wilson Weighs Return to Starting Lineup
  • Bank of America Stadium Chosen as Host Venue for CONMEBOL Copa America 2024 in Charlotte
  • Cowboys-Seahawks Game Becomes Most-Watched in Prime Video History
  • Advance Local Media LLC Implements User Agreement and Privacy Policy Updates
  • Des Moines Teacher Ann Mincks Named 2024 Iowa Teacher of the Year
  • Week 13 Highlights: Jordan Love Shines, Austin Ekeler Struggles in Fantasy Football
  • White House Urges Congress to Approve Urgent Aid for Ukraine Amid Funding Crisis
  • "NFL Week 14 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets Revealed Amidst Rising Injuries and Favorable Schedules"
  • Northwest Braces for Another Powerful Atmospheric River, Heavy Rainfall and Flood Threat
  • Celebrity Breakups: Jeannie Mai and Jeezy Face Divorce Amid Infidelity Claims
  • Former White House Official Raises Concerns Over Trump's Declining Performance at Iowa Campaign Stop
  • Bitcoin and Gold Rally Amid Optimism of Fed Rate Cuts and Potential ETF Approval
  • European Markets Mostly Lower Amidst Expectations of Rate Cuts in 2024
  • Former President Donald Trump Receives Blessings from Faith Leaders During Iowa Campaign Stop
  • Palestinian Student Paralyzed in Vermont 'Hate Crime' Shooting
  • Alaska Air Group Set to Acquire Hawaiian Airlines for $1.9 Billion
  • Congressional Leaders Identify China as Greatest Threat to U.S. Security
  • Quarterback Shuffle Commences as Several Standouts Enter Transfer Portal
  • Kelvin Gastelum's Championship Dream Fades as Defeat to Sean Brady Highlights Struggles
  • Susan Sarandon Dropped by United Talent Agency Amid Controversy Over Pro-Palestinian Comments
  • Democratic Leaders Delay Announcement of Nominee for NY-03 Congressional Seat
  • New Regulations Limit Air Tours over U.S. National Parks and Monuments
  • U.S. Navy Recovers Crashed Plane from Environmentally Sensitive Bay in Hawaii
  • State Department Spokesman Raises Concerns Over Hamas' Continued Detention of Female Hostages
  • U.S. Conducts Drone Strike in Iraq as Iranian-Backed Militants Continue to Target American Troops
  • 'Nearly out of time': White House issues dire warning to Congress about stalled Ukraine aid
  • Cincinnati Bengals vs Jacksonville Jaguars MNF Betting Guide: Experts Share Picks and Prop Bets for Week 13 Matchup
  • Controversial Officiating Calls Plague Packers' Victory Over Chiefs in Prime-Time Game
  • Derek Carr Struggles as Saints Suffer Another Defeat
  • Oakland School District Addresses Controversial Teach-in Plans
  • Chinese Military Accuses US Naval Ship of Illegally Intruding in Disputed South China Sea Waters
  • Bank Records Show President Biden Received Recurring Payments from Son's Law Firm
  • White House Warns of Impending Funding Shortfall for Ukraine's Defense
  • Genetic Testing Company 23andMe Confirms Breach, Data of 6.9 Million Users Leaked
  • Senate Immigration Negotiations Threaten Biden's National Security Package
  • Toxic Gas Leak Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order in La Porte, Texas
  • CNN Producer Escapes Gaza, Loses Nine Relatives in Israeli Strike
  • YouTuber Pilot Receives Federal Prison Sentence for Obstructing Investigation into Deliberate Plane Crash
  • New Orleans Saints Sideline Official Suffers Severe Injuries in Sunday's Game
  • Impending Pioneer Ban Announcement Creates Speculation and Opportunity for Mono-Red Aggro
  • UN Secretary-General Alarmed by Resumption of Hostilities in Gaza Strip
  • Criticism Mounts Against Congresswoman Jayapal's Remarks on Hamas' Use of Rape as a Weapon of War
  • December 2023 MTG Arena Banned and Restricted Update: Karn, Smuggler's Copter Unbanned, Monastery Swiftspear Banned in Pauper
  • Former Rep. Liz Cheney Warns of Potential Threat to Democracy if Trump Wins Second Term
  • Concerns Rise Over Safety of US Military's V-22 Osprey Aircraft After Japan Crash
  • Ukraine updates: Russia confirms death of general – DW – 12/04/2023
  • Concerns Mount as Headlines Warn of Potential Trump Dictatorship in a Second Term
  • Cleveland Bank Teller's 1969 Heist Revealed Decades Later, Daughter Struggles with Father's Secrets
  • Extensive Trail of Artifacts Discovered in Bahamas Unlock Secrets of Legendary Shipwreck
  • Woman's Struggle with Painful Lipoedema Brings Awareness to Misunderstood Condition
  • Wealth Surged in the Pandemic, but Debt Endures for Poorer Black and Hispanic Families
  • U.S. Deputy Energy Secretary Criticizes China's Emissions Targets and Calls for Stronger Climate Ambitions
  • Missing Washington Couple Found Dead at Military Base; Disgruntled Tenant Arrested for Double Homicide
  • GitLab Surpasses Expectations with Strong Profit and Revenue Growth in Q3
  • Love Shines as Packers Defeat Chiefs, Stingley Dominates Broncos, LaPorta Impresses, Dolphins' Offensive Line Stands Strong
  • Oklahoma QB Dillon Gabriel's Top Landing Spots After Entering Transfer Portal
  • Wounded Child, No Surviving Family: The Horrors Faced by Children in Gaza
  • Fire Caused by Electric Bicycle Battery Claims One Life and Injures Six in New York City Apartment
  • Donald Trump Clashes with Robert De Niro Over Edited Speech at Gotham Awards
  • Gold Prices Reach New Heights as Interest Rate Outlook Turns Dovish
  • Sideline Crew Member Suffers Gruesome Injury in NFL Game
  • Tulane Football Seeks Replacement for Departing Head Coach Willie Fritz
  • Saturday Night Live Star Bowen Yang Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles
  • Gold Price Hits Record High as US Dollar Weakens
  • Construction Paused on Migrant Base Camp in Chicago's Brighton Park Due to Environmental Concerns
  • College Football Playoff Semifinals Set: Michigan to Face Alabama, Washington to Take on Texas
  • White House Considers Response as Houthis Continue Red Sea Attacks Backed by Iran
  • Mystery Unraveled: Massachusetts Car Salesman Revealed as Elusive Bank Robber
  • Starbucks Shares Plummet as Concerns Rise Over Slowing Sales Trend
  • Tesla Unveils a Wide Range of Accessories for the Cybertruck
  • New Players Can Claim $1,000 First Bet Insurance with bet365 Bonus Code BETTINGCOM for Bengals vs Jaguars Game
  • Children's Mercy Park to Host Copa America Group Stage Match in 2024
  • Florida State Freshman Linebacker Dylan Brown-Turner Enters Transfer Portal
  • Marvel Actor Jonathan Majors Faces Domestic Violence Charges in High-Profile Trial
  • Kim Kardashian to Star in Legal Drama Series at Hulu, Continuing Collaboration with Ryan Murphy
  • Newly Unveiled Bank Records Show President Biden Received Monthly Payments from Hunter Biden's Company
  • Major Nations Pledge to Triple Nuclear Power by 2050 in Move towards Net-Zero Emissions
  • CONMEBOL Announces 2024 Copa America to Take Place in 14 Stadiums Across the United States
  • Breakthrough Expected as GOP and Democrats Make Progress on Border Security Funding
  • Suits Star Billy Miller Found Dead in Apparent Suicide Following Battle with Mental Health Issues
  • Celtics' Offensive Powerhouse Set to Overwhelm Struggling Pacers in Knockout Round
  • Powerful Earthquake Rocks Southern Philippines, Triggering Tsunami Scare
  • "Ranbir Kapoor's 'Animal' Collects ₹28 Cr on Day 4 at the Box Office"
  • Sixt Phasing Out Tesla EVs from Fleet Due to Resale Value Concerns
  • "Tech Titans Await Santa Claus Rally as Magnificent Seven Stocks Face Turbulence"
  • College Football Playoff Committee's Decision Sparks Controversy and Raises Questions of Consistency
  • Bank Robber Reveals True Identity on Deathbed after 52 Years on the Run
  • Iran-Backed Houthis Launch Attacks on Israel-Linked Vessels in Red Sea, US Warship Responds
  • Tech Stocks Falter, Dow Holds Steady as Bears Maul Nasdaq
  • 23andMe Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 6.9 Million Users
  • IDF Continues Airstrikes on Gaza as Rocket Attacks Persist: Updates and Consequences
  • Washington Commanders Defense Overwhelmed by Tyreek Hill as Miami Dolphins Secure Victory
  • Idaho Man Charged with First-Degree Murder of Pregnant Wife and Unborn Child
  • Sky Sports Secures Record Number of Premier League Matches in New Four-Year Deal
  • Shohei Ohtani Expected to Make Decision on Next Team within a Week
  • Prime Video's Fallout TV Series Reveals Exciting Details and Release Date in First Trailer
  • Woman Killed in Shark Attack While Paddle Boarding in the Bahamas
  • Man Accused of Murdering Wife and Unborn Child Appears Shirtless in Zoom Court Appearance
  • House Speaker Paul Renner Joins Calls for RPOF Chair Christian Ziegler's Resignation Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
  • Warren Buffett's Bold Plan: Tying Congress Members' Reelection to the Deficit
  • Florida State University Snubbed from College Football Playoff Ignites Controversy and Political Backlash
  • El Salvador's Bitcoin Strategy Turns Profitable, President Bukele Announces
  • White House Warns Ukraine Aid Is Running Out, Pressing Congress for More
  • Russian Forces Expand Assault on Eastern Ukrainian Town of Avdiivka
  • New Lead Pipe Replacement Laws to Ensure Safe Drinking Water for Americans
  • Multi-Vehicle Crash on U.S. Route 29 in Howard County Leaves 10 Injured
  • Dallas Murder Suspect Dies in Apparent Suicide After Austin Car Crash
  • Arizona Wildcats Reclaim Top Spot in College Basketball Rankings
  • Titans Injury Report: Stonehouse Out for Season, Simmons to Miss Multiple Weeks, Henry Cleared from Concussion Protocol
  • Russia Opening New Fronts in Avdiivka Battle – Ukraine
  • White House Condemns Antisemitic Protests Targeting Israeli-Style Falafel Shop in Philadelphia
  • Supreme Court Divided on Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Plan Amidst Ongoing Opioid Crisis
  • New Court Filings Reveal Brian Laundrie Reported Gabby Petito's Disappearance and Sought a Lawyer Weeks Before She Was Reported Missing
  • Guyana Breathes a Sigh of Relief as Venezuelan Referendum Fails to Mobilize Voters
  • Expelled Congressman George Santos Launches Late-Night Social Media Rampage Targeting Former Colleagues
  • Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney Announces Candidacy for Virginia Governor in Upcoming Race
  • Taegan Goddard: The Man Behind Political Wire Sets the Stage for Political News
  • Two Southern Illinois University Students Killed in Carbondale Crash
  • Torrential Rain and Cyclone Threat Batter Southern India, Causing Chaos and Evacuations
  • International Gang Arrested for Selling Adulterated Olive Oil as Premium Products
  • Former Connecticut Lawmaker Sentenced to 27 Months in Federal Prison for COVID Fraud
  • Intense Israeli Air Strikes Cause Heavy Casualties in Gaza Strip
  • South African Border Officials Intercept Dozens of Buses Carrying Over 400 Unaccompanied Zimbabwean Children in Anti-Trafficking Operation
  • Father in Custody for Wife's Death After Baby Found Dead by Roadway
  • Travis Kelce Praised for Refusing to Blame Officials in Chiefs' Shock Loss to Packers
  • Usher Wraps Up Emotion-Filled Las Vegas Residency
  • Rocket Attack Hits Israeli Military Base Suspected of Housing Nuclear Capable Missiles
  • Arizona Wildcats Claim No. 1 Ranking in NCAA Coaches Poll
  • NFL Week 14 Waiver Wire: Elliott and Samuel Among Top Targets for Fantasy Football Owners
  • Adam Driver Defended on Social Media After Uncomfortable Interview Question
  • Two Massachusetts Cities Among Top 10 Housing Markets for 2024, According to Realtor.com
  • New Study Finds Potential Link Between Pet Cats and Schizophrenia Risk
  • UK Government Announces Measures to Cut Net Migration amid Record Levels
  • Jacksonville Jaguars Set to Face Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football as 10-Point Favorites, SportsLine Model Predicts Low-Scoring Affair
  • Lenovo Unveils New Chromebox Micro for Digital Signage and Interactive Display Solutions
  • Philadelphia Restaurant Targeted in Anti-Semitic Protest
  • "Golden Bachelor Gerry Turner Addresses Allegations of Hidden Relationship in Recent Interview"
  • Florida Senator Demands Transparency from College Football Playoff Committee Over Exclusion of Florida State University
  • MLB Winter Meetings in Nashville Set to Make History with Ohtani, Yamamoto, and Soto in the Spotlight
  • Antti Raanta Set to Make First Start in 10 Days for the Carolina Hurricanes
  • USA Hockey Announces Preliminary Roster for 2024 U.S. National Junior Team
  • "Magic: The Gathering Bans Geological Appraiser in Pioneer and Explorer Formats"
  • Former White House Official Raises Concerns About Trump's Recent Speech in Iowa
  • Former US Ambassador to Bolivia Charged with Alleged Involvement as an Undercover Agent for Cuban Intelligence Services
  • Braves Still Considering Ohtani as DH, Brewers Add Miley and Ross, Soto Trade Talks Intensify
  • GOP Presidential Hopeful Argues Against Expulsion of Disgraced Congressman
  • Bengals vs. Jaguars: Monday Night Football Showdown to Determine AFC South Leadership
  • Northern New England Hit by Overnight Snowfall, Thousands Left Without Power
  • Harsh Winter Weather Grips Russia, Central Europe Faces Snowfall Chaos, Tropical Cyclone Threatens East India
  • Ukrainian Officials Investigate Alleged War Crime as Video Shows Russian Forces Shooting Surrendering Soldiers
  • Spike in Pediatric Pneumonia Cases Sparks Health Warning in Southwest Ohio
  • New England Patriots' Struggles Continue with 6-0 Loss to Los Angeles Chargers
  • Former Bison Coach Tim Miles Returns to Fargo as San Jose State Takes on NDSU, Son Gabe Miles Cheers from Track
  • Double Shooting in Philadelphia Leaves One Dead, Another Injured
  • Actor Jonathan Majors' Assault Trial Begins as Opening Statements Unfold
  • Toddler's Death Leads to Murder Charges for Mother in Bel Air
  • IDF Reservist Arrested for Shooting Armed Civilian at Jerusalem Terror Attack
  • Purdue Boilermakers Look to Bounce Back Against Iowa Hawkeyes After Weekend Loss
  • Republican Governors Urge Biden to Prevent Chinese Acquisition of U.S. Land
  • Quarterback Dillon Gabriel Enters NCAA Transfer Portal, Joins Loaded Market
  • Ohio State Quarterback Kyle McCord Enters NCAA Transfer Portal
  • Deebo Samuel's Dominant Performance Leads the San Francisco 49ers to Victory Against the Philadelphia Eagles
  • Uber Selected to Join S&P 500 Index, Shares Surge Over 5%
  • World-Leading Pathologist Becomes "Guinea Pig" in Groundbreaking Treatment for Incurable Brain Tumor
  • "Allen Exploration Uncovers Vast Scatter of Treasure from Spanish Galleon Maravillas"
  • Palantir's Stock Faces Uncertainty as Army Contract Renewal Raises Concerns
  • Woman Identified in Fatal Crash in Rowan County
  • Kentucky Basketball Ranked No. 45 in Debut of NCAA Evaluation Tool
  • Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes Accepts Blatant Missed Pass Interference Call as Part of the Game
  • Market Watch: Earnings Reports, Economic Data, and Energy News Highlighted This Week
  • Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan Confirm Production of I Am Legend 2
  • San Diego Nonprofits Struggle to Support Influx of Migrants Released on City Streets
  • Pittsburgh Steelers' Kenny Pickett to Miss Multiple Weeks After Surgery
  • OpenAI's ChatGPT Becomes Fastest-Growing Consumer App with 100 Million Weekly Users and $86 Billion Valuation
  • Marvel Star Jonathan Majors' Trial Begins with Allegations of False Accusations and Psychological Abuse
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