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  • December
  • UK Immigration Minister Resigns over Anti-Immigration Proposal Amid Party Rebellion
  • Six Indicted in Nevada for Submitting False Documents as Fake Electors
  • "Suns Coach Frank Vogel Expresses Frustration with Referee's Decision in Close Game Against Lakers"
  • Bengals' Jake Browning Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for Stellar Performance
  • Prominent Personalities Invited for Consecration Ceremony of Ram Temple in Ayodhya
  • Jonathan Majors' Ex-Girlfriend Testifies in Domestic Abuse Trial
  • U.S. Stocks Decline as Energy Stocks Drag Market Down on Falling Oil Prices
  • White House Condemns University Presidents for Avoiding Questions on Genocide Advocacy
  • Taliban's Education Policies Hinder Access and Quality of Education for Boys in Afghanistan
  • Fourth Republican Primary Debate Features Four Candidates, Excludes Former President Trump
  • Carolina Hurricanes Prepare for Back-to-Back Games Against Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames
  • Wyoming Athletics Launches Mobile App for Fans
  • Former Twitter Security Chief Files Lawsuit Against X, Elon Musk, and Steve Davis, Citing Cost-Cutting Measures
  • Aviation Professionals Urge Policy Reform to Address Mental Health Concerns
  • MTA Board Approves Congestion Pricing Toll Structure for Manhattan
  • Ohio House Fights to Uphold Voter's Will in Face of Senate's Proposed Changes to Recreational Marijuana Policy
  • Senate Filibusters National Security Package, Leaving Aid to Ukraine and Israel in Jeopardy
  • British Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick Resigns Over Government's Draft Deportation Legislation
  • Four Presidential Candidates Set to Clash in Fourth Republican Primary Debate
  • Bradley Cooper and Angelo's Pizzeria Team Up to Launch Danny & Coop's Cheesesteak Truck in NYC
  • Wisconsin Governor Vetoes Bill Banning Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
  • Columbus Public Health Issues Warning Amidst Syphilis Outbreak in the City
  • Biden Administration Urges Israel to Open Second Gaza Crossing for Humanitarian Aid
  • Jonathan Majors' Ex-Partner Testifies on Injuries, Delayed Response to Police
  • Wall Street CEOs Express Support for Updating SSI Program Rules
  • Historic Ousted U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Announces Resignation, Adding to GOP Struggles
  • Blues' Goalie Shines in Overtime Win Against Golden Knights
  • House Advances Resolution to Censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for False Fire Alarm Incident
  • AbbVie to Acquire Cerevel Therapeutics in $8.7 Billion Deal, Expanding Drug Pipeline
  • Dylan Harper Commits to Rutgers, Bolstering Scarlet Knights' Dominant Recruiting Class
  • Norwegian Union to Block Transit Shipments of Tesla Cars to Support Swedish Striking Mechanics
  • Venezuela's President Orders Creation of "Guayana Esequiba" State, Amidst Controversial Referendum Result
  • New York Mets and New York Yankees Vying for Japanese Pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto
  • FDA Confirms Increase in Lead Poisoning Cases Linked to Cinnamon Apple Products
  • Tillamook County Braces for Continued Flooding as Roads Remain Closed
  • Six Fake Electors Indicted in Nevada Probe into 2020 Presidential Election
  • Former Congressman George Santos Considers Hollywood Move Amidst Expulsion Fallout
  • NCAA President Proposes Revolutionary Subdivision for Paying Athletes
  • Greta Gerwig Keeps the Possibility of a Ken Spinoff Open Post-Successful Barbie Movie
  • Three Chicago Aldermen Call for Resignation of Leaders Behind Failed Brighton Park Migrant Camp Site
  • Lakers Advance to Semifinals of In-Season Tournament With Dramatic Win Over Suns
  • Clinical Trial Finds Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy Shows Promise for Bipolar II Disorder Treatment
  • Lehigh Valley Prepares for Mixed Bag of Precipitation and Impending Weekend Storm
  • Texas and Oklahoma Extend Rivalry Game at Cotton Bowl, Securing Stadium Renovations
  • Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence Defends Decision to Walk Off Field Despite Available Cart
  • "Miami Dolphins Duo Returns to Bolster League's Top Rushing Attacks"
  • Duke University Study Links Nanoplastics to Brain Health Issues
  • University Presidents Testify on Antisemitism at Congressional Hearing, White House Criticizes Response
  • 23andMe's Data Breach Exposes 6.9 Million Users' DNA, Updates Terms to Prevent Class Action Lawsuit
  • Rick Neuheisel and Aaron Taylor Predict Alabama's Victory over Michigan in Rose Bowl
  • Cyclone Michaung Leaves Trail of Destruction in Tamil Nadu, Eight Lives Lost in Chennai
  • Italy Becomes First G7 Nation to Exit China's Belt and Road Initiative
  • Cambridge Scientists Discover Glitch in mRNA Covid Vaccines Leads to Unintended Immune Response
  • President Biden to Sign Executive Order Promoting Tribal Sovereignty and Access to Federal Funding
  • Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Hollywood's Public Scrutiny and Future Plans in Candid Interview
  • Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Landmark Tax Case, Moore v. United States
  • Brock Purdy Making Waves in 49ers' Franchise History with Impressive Numbers
  • Moms for Liberty Pennsylvania Chapter Breaks Away from National Organization following Rape Allegations against Florida GOP Chairman
  • Oil Prices Sink to Lowest Levels in Months Amid Mounting Demand Concerns
  • Identifications Made for Crew Members Killed in US Air Force Osprey Crash Off Japan
  • Controversial Bike Lane Sparks Protests Among Business Owners on Valencia Street
  • Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Deepens as Israel Resumes Bombing Campaign
  • Fourth Suspect Arrested in Connection to Brutal Murder of Phoenix Man
  • US Department of Transportation Grants $3 Billion Funding for High-Speed Rail Project Connecting Southern California and Las Vegas
  • Former Ukrainian Lawmaker Convicted of High Treason Assassinated in Russia
  • Nasser Medical Complex in Southern Gaza Faces Catastrophic Conditions Amid Ongoing Conflict
  • Biden Administration Approves $5 Billion in Additional Student Loan Debt Relief, Totaling $132 Billion
  • President Biden Announces Additional $4.8 Billion in Debt Relief for Over 80,000 Student Loan Borrowers
  • Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Mike McCarthy Undergoes Appendectomy, Expected to Coach Sunday's Game
  • NFL Sideline Altercation Spurs Ejections and Potential Discipline for 49ers and Eagles
  • United Nations Secretary-General Invokes Article 99 Amidst Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
  • Actor Jonathan Majors Faces Assault Charges as Former Partner Testifies Against Him
  • AbbVie Makes Strategic Moves in the Pharmaceutical Industry with Multi-Billion Dollar Acquisitions
  • OnePlus 12 Boasts Powerful Main Camera with Sony LYT-808 Sensor
  • Wyoming Coach Craig Bohl to Retire Following Arizona Bowl, Jay Sawvel Named Replacement
  • Edmonton Oilers Prepare to Extend Winning Streak in Matchup Against Carolina Hurricanes
  • Study Finds High Blood Pressure Prevalent in Couples Worldwide
  • Israeli Military Operation in Gaza Expected to Last Weeks, Biden Administration Officials Say
  • Disney Announces Plans for Asteria, a New Residential Community in Chatham County
  • Apple Releases MLX Frameworks and Model Libraries to Expand AI Capabilities on MacBooks
  • Massive Storm Causes Record Rainfall and Widespread Flooding in Pacific Northwest
  • Boris Johnson Defends Pandemic Response, Acknowledges Mistakes in Testimony Before Inquiry
  • Pope Francis' Absence Highlights Vatican's Growing Role in Climate Change Negotiations
  • Five-Star Guard Dylan Harper Commits to Rutgers Basketball Program
  • Law Firms Go the Extra Mile to Show Appreciation to Support Staff
  • Florida State Wide Receiver Johnny Wilson Declares for NFL Draft
  • Mystery Dog Disease Spreads to 14 States, Experts Identify Potential Bacterial Cause
  • US Charges Four Russian Soldiers with War Crimes for Allegedly Abducting and Torturing American Citizen in Ukraine
  • Shohei Ohtani Set to Make Historic Decision on Free-Agent Destination
  • Baldur's Gate 3: Players Clock Over 452 Million Hours of Playtime, Achieve Impressive Milestones in Latest Update
  • Nevada Grand Jury Indicts Six Republicans for False Electoral Votes in Trump's Favor
  • Controversial Legislation Sparks Potential Court Battle Over UK-Rwanda Migration Plan
  • LSU's Jayden Daniels Surpasses Caleb Williams as First-Team Quarterback in 2023 All-American Team
  • Jeff Bezos Expands Real Estate Portfolio with $190 Million Worth of Properties
  • Author of New Book on American Evangelical Movement Reveals Surprising Reactions from Prominent Leaders Regarding Trump
  • Department of Justice Official Under Fire for Lack of Familiarity with Landmark Free Speech Case
  • Trump Ally Suggests Retribution Against Media if Elected in 2024
  • Ex-College Swimmer Riley Gaines Clashes with Dem Congresswoman Over Trans Athletes in Women's Sports at Congressional Hearing
  • Israeli Teenager Freed from Captivity in Gaza Holds Strong Bond with Pet Shih Tzu
  • Hospitals Overwhelmed as Israeli Offensive Intensifies in Khan Younis
  • Revised Advanced Placement African American Studies Course Released by College Board
  • "Golf's Governing Bodies to Implement Rollback Plan on Golf Ball Distance"
  • UK Conservative Party in Turmoil as Emergency Deportation Legislation to Rwanda Sparks Disagreements
  • Zelensky at G7 summit: Ukraine maintains important bridgeheads on battlefield, preparing for next steps
  • Conservative Party Divided Over Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Legislation
  • Yadier Molina Joins St. Louis Cardinals as Special Assistant to President of Baseball Operations
  • New York Yankees Farmhands Dominate MLB Rule 5 Draft
  • Disney's Storyliving Unveils Plans to Build Asteria, a Magical Community in North Carolina
  • Global Energy Landscape Faces Fluctuations as Nuclear Energy Production Drops and Oil Market Remains Volatile
  • College Board Releases Updated Framework for Advanced Placement African American Studies Course
  • Nevada Files Felony Charges Against Six "Fake Electors" in Effort to Overturn 2020 Election Results
  • Nevada Charges Six Individuals with Impersonating Electors in 2020 Election
  • Wisconsin Republicans Concede to Subverting Election Results in Settlement Agreement
  • Sen. Ron Wyden Raises Concerns Over Foreign Governments Spying through Push Notifications
  • President Biden Expresses Willingness to Compromise on Border Policy in Exchange for Funding for Ukraine and Israel
  • Guyana Takes Steps to Defend Its Border Amidst Escalating Tensions with Venezuela
  • Humanitarian Disaster Looms as Gaza Struggles to Accurately Track Casualty Toll
  • Jason Kelce addresses controversy surrounding Eagles' "Brotherly Shove" play
  • Man Arrested on Capital Murder Charges Following Deadly Shooting Spree in Austin and Bexar County
  • Yankees Acquire Alex Verdugo from Red Sox in Trade for Pitching Prospects
  • Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence Dealing with High Ankle Sprain, Expected to Be Week-to-Week
  • Rule 5 Draft: Yankees Lead in Player Selections as MLB Teams Secure Promising Talents
  • Florida State's Johnny Wilson Declares for 2024 NFL Draft, Expected as Top-100 Pick
  • Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Expresses Acceptance of Controversial Eagles Play
  • Stock Market Wavers as Job and Wage Growth Slows, Oil Falls to Five-Month Low
  • Russian President Putin Visits UAE, Highlights Strong Relations Amid International Pressure
  • Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Exploited to Target U.S. Government Servers, CISA Warns
  • Gov. Greg Abbott Endorses Pro-Voucher Candidates as Special Session Ends Without Resolution
  • Red Sox Acquire Three Pitchers in Trade with Yankees for Verdugo
  • AI Regulation Framework Proposed to Protect People's Rights
  • Minnesota's $2.4 Billion Budget Surplus Faces Possible Deficit in the Future
  • Yadier Molina Returns to Cardinals as Special Assistant to Front Office
  • Study Reveals Glitch in mRNA Vaccines Leads to Unintended Immune Responses
  • Florida Supreme Court Hesitant in Democratic Prosecutor's Bid to Reclaim Ousted Position
  • Red Sox Acquire Three Pitching Prospects in Rare Trade with Yankees
  • U.S. Announces War Crimes Charges Against Four Russian Soldiers for Torturing American in Ukraine Conflict
  • Former Five-Star QB Brock Vandagriff Transfers to Kentucky, Brings High Expectations
  • White House Expresses Disapproval of University Presidents' Responses to Antisemitism Hearing
  • Lawsuit Against Fake Electors in Wisconsin Partially Settled in Effort to Uphold 2020 Election Results
  • Dramatic Helicopter Rescue Saves Driver Trapped on Roof of Truck in Washington State Floods
  • Rising Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah Spark Evacuations and Concerns
  • Suspected Shooter Found Dead on University of Nevada, Las Vegas Campus
  • Wall Street CEOs Express Concern Over Proposed Basel 3 Regulations
  • Global Energy Landscape Faces Challenges and Opportunities
  • Bears' Focus Shifts to Eliminating Penalties Ahead of Rematch with Detroit
  • Boston Red Sox Trade Alex Verdugo to New York Yankees for Three Pitchers
  • Vice President Kamala Harris Receives Golden Gavel for Record-Breaking Tie-Breaking Votes in Senate
  • Russia's President Vladimir Putin Visits UAE Amidst Tensions over Oil Prices and Climate Protests
  • Wall Street Banks Caution Against Proposed Regulations, Risk to US Economy
  • Shohei Ohtani Expected to Make Free-Agent Decision by Weekend
  • MLB Draft Results: Kansas City Royals Select Keylan Killgore as the 2nd Overall Pick
  • Netflix Renews Controversial Spin-Off "Squid Game: The Challenge" for Season 2
  • Understanding Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales: What You Need to Know
  • Record Number of Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Granted Access to Cop28 Climate Negotiations Raises Concerns
  • Nevada Grand Jury Indicts Six Fake Electors in Scheme to Overturn Biden's Election Win
  • PFF Projects AFC and NFC Playoff Chances for Steelers, Browns, Colts, Lions, Falcons, and Packers
  • Blackpink Renews Agency Contract, Pledges to Delight Fans with Global Activities
  • Central-Phenix City and Thompson Clash in Class 7A State Championship Showdown
  • Lawsuit Alleges Meta's Facebook and Instagram Enable Predators Targeting Children
  • Law Firm Commits to Matching Pay and Bonus Scale Despite 2023 Setbacks
  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Former House Speaker, Announces Retirement and Special Election to Fill Seat
  • UK Government Introduces Draft Law Empowering Ministers to Disregard Human Rights Laws in Asylum Cases
  • Florida State Offensive Lineman Bless Harris Enters Transfer Portal
  • Texas A&M Tight End Jake Johnson Enters NCAA Transfer Portal
  • Oklahoma and Texas Extend Contract for Allstate Red River Rivalry at Cotton Bowl, Announce Extensive Stadium Renovations
  • Taylor Swift Cheers on Boyfriend Travis Kelce at Chiefs Game, Streak Comes to an End
  • Food Companies Explore Creating Weight Loss Drug Companion Products
  • Controversy Surrounding "The Day Before" Continues as Fntastic Issues Apology
  • Zach Wilson to resume starting quarterback role for the New York Jets
  • Rashford on Bench as Manchester United Host Chelsea in Mid-Table Clash
  • Apple Announces Major Changes for 2024, Including New iPad Air and Updated MacBook Air
  • Texas Attorney General Sues US State Department for Conspiracy to Censor American Media Outlets
  • Mysterious Respiratory Illness in Dogs Raises Concerns Among Pet Owners and Veterinarians
  • President Biden's Approval Rating Hovers at 40 Percent, Shows Marginal Increase in Latest Poll
  • League of Geeks Announces Staff Reduction Due to Funding Challenges
  • Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick Resigns Over Government's Rwanda Legislation
  • Google's Files App Introduces Smart Search for Enhanced File Exploration
  • Adam Copeland's Dream Match Headlines Explosive Episode of AEW Dynamite
  • Ohio Senate and House Clash Over Recreational Marijuana Policy
  • Former Colts Linebacker Shaquille Leonard Signs with Philadelphia Eagles, Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Reflects on Decision
  • President Biden Urges Republicans for Military Aid as U.S. Funds Run Low for Ukraine
  • Eagles Fans Leave Early as 49ers Control the Game, Players Take Note
  • Biden Administration Announces $175 Million U.S. Security Assistance Package for Ukraine
  • Brooklyn Nets Look to Extend Winning Streak against Atlanta Hawks
  • Rep. Lisa McClain Introduces Privileged Resolution to Censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for Fire Alarm Incident
  • Senate Republicans Block Assault Weapons Ban and Universal Background Checks Legislation
  • Sudan's SAF and RSF Forces Found Guilty of War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity, and Ethnic Cleansing
  • Disturbing Assault Caught on Video as Man Pushing Baby in Stroller Is Attacked in Calabasas Neighborhood
  • Tui Reports Impressive Full-Year Results as EBIT Soars 139% and Revenue Rises 11%
  • Patriots Rookie Receiver Demario Douglas Remains in Concussion Protocol, Unlikely to Play Against Steelers
  • Fourth Sexual Assault Lawsuit Filed Against Sean "Diddy" Combs, Involving Allegations of Sex Trafficking and Gang Rape
  • Hollywood Actors Union Ratifies Historic Contract with Studios and Streamers
  • Shooting Spree Leaves 6 Dead, Suspect in Custody in Texas
  • US Warship Shoots Down Houthi-Controlled Drone in the Red Sea
  • Groundbreaking Study Offers Hope for Those with Chronic Brain Injuries
  • Tesla's Cybertruck Raises Concerns Over Repair Costs and Availability of Replacement Parts
  • Guyana Takes Precautionary Measures to Defend Essequibo Region Amidst Venezuela's Claim
  • Winter Meetings Update: Yankees Pursue Soto, Cubs' Plans Uncertain, Rule 5 Draft Looms
  • Boeing Weapons Scrutinized as Amnesty International Report Reveals Deaths of 19 Children in Gaza
  • "Masters of the Air: A Glimpse into the Fast-Paced World of WWII Bombing Crews"
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