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  • 2023
  • December
  • Russia Warns NATO Jets Are “Legitimate Target”, Boasts Of “Top-Notch Missile” To Down Ukraine F-16s
  • Macron Hosts Orban to Address Ukraine Deadlock Ahead of EU Summit
  • RapidSOS Partners with Google to Enhance Emergency Response with Medical Data Sharing
  • Woman Arrested after Slashing Three Healthcare Workers at Newark Medical Center
  • Three Suspects in Montgomery "Riverfront Brawl" Appear in Court
  • Seattle Mariners Considering Trade Options for Outfielder Tyler O'Neill
  • FDA Approval of Crispr Therapeutics' Gene-Editing Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease Fuels Volatility in CRSP Stock
  • Director Paul King Discusses the Road to Wonka and Leaving Paddington Behind
  • Red Sox Pursue Japanese Pitching Duo and Offensive Upgrades in Free Agency
  • Air Force Grounds CV-22B Osprey Following Fatal Crash, Investigating Potential Materiel Failure
  • Jimmy Fallon Expresses Concern Over Trump's "Day One" Comment During Town Hall
  • Wisconsin Universities Agree to Freeze Hiring for Diversity Positions and Create Conservative Thought Role in Compromise Deal
  • Dr. Drew Weissman, Godfather of mRNA Vaccines, Pioneers Cancer Prevention Vaccine to Target Genetic Mutations
  • Winter Storm to Bring Snow to Denver Metro Area
  • Jonathan Majors' Trial Continues as Witnesses Testify in Assault Case
  • Missouri Head Coach Eli Drinkwitz Joins Others in Criticizing Florida State's Playoff Snub
  • Vols Assistant Coach Rod Clark Previews No. 17 Tennessee's Clash with No. 20 Illinois
  • Article: Angry Ange Postecoglou Calls for Immediate Reaction After Tottenham's Defeat to West Ham
  • Suspect Identified and Arrested in Shooting Outside Albany Synagogue
  • Truck Gets Stuck Under Bridge, Causes Traffic Delays on Interstate 70
  • Dallas Cowboys Coach Mike McCarthy Ready to Lead Team After Appendectomy
  • UK Antitrust Regulator Examines Microsoft's Collaboration with OpenAI
  • Apple Blocks Beeper Mini, Ending Android Users' iMessage Dream
  • Oklahoma City Thunder Look to Bounce Back Against Golden State Warriors
  • Hollywood Icon Ryan O'Neal Passes Away at Age 82, Leaving Behind an Enduring Legacy
  • Scotland's Gender-Recognition Law Blocked by British Government, Heightening Tensions over Local Control
  • Buffalo Bills Rally Behind Coach McDermott Amid Controversy Over Past Remarks
  • UFC Fight Night 233 Weigh-Ins: Multiple Fighters Miss Weight, One Fined
  • Former Black Panther Dies in Prison, Raising Questions of Wrongful Conviction
  • Blended Family Seeks Better Medical Care for Stepdaughter, Faces Co-Parenting Challenge
  • Kentucky Woman Files Lawsuit Challenging State's Abortion Ban
  • Actor Jonathan Majors' Text Messages Disclosed in Assault Trial as Prosecution Alleges Pattern of Abuse
  • Lynne Spears Visits Los Angeles Again, Potential Reunion with Britney in Louisiana for Christmas
  • Terrence Howard Files Lawsuit Against CAA for Financial Mismanagement in Empire Success
  • Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cantaloupes: Deaths Reported in US and Canada
  • Jeep Employees Fear Additional Layoffs Following UAW Strike Settlement
  • House Votes to Censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for False Fire Alarm Incident
  • Blues Trade Defenseman Robert Bortuzzo to Islanders for Seventh-Round Draft Pick
  • Jaguars Quarterback Trevor Lawrence a Game-Time Decision with High-Ankle Sprain
  • Utah's Branden Carlson's Availability Questioned Ahead of Rivalry Matchup Against BYU
  • Seahawks' QB Geno Smith Questionable for Sunday's Game Against 49ers
  • Ohio Woman Sentenced to Fast-Food Work Instead of Jail Time for Hurling Burrito Bowl at Chipotle Employee
  • Wintry Weather Advisory for Northwestern Minnesota as Wind and Snow Showers Develop into Saturday
  • Iran-Backed Houthi Rebels Pose Risks to US Navy Ships and International Shipping in Middle Eastern Waters
  • WWE Legend Shawn Michaels Discusses Lexis King's Adaptation to NXT and Upcoming Match
  • Hunter Biden Accuses Republicans of Attempting to Undermine His Father's Presidency
  • Chiefs WR Justyn Ross Suspended Six Games for Personal Conduct Violation
  • Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Becomes Highest-Grossing Concert Tour of All Time, Raking in $1 Billion
  • Ryan O'Neal, Iconic Hollywood Leading Man of the 1970s, Passes Away at 82
  • Judge Allows Unsealed Text Messages in Jonathan Majors Domestic Violence Trial
  • Prosecutors Seek to Strip Guatemalan President-Elect of Immunity, OAS Calls it "Coup Attempt"
  • Gold and Silver Prices Plummet as U.S. Economy Shows Strength
  • United States Vetoes UN Resolution for Humanitarian Cease-Fire in Gaza, Causing Concerns of More Civilian Deaths
  • Israel's Bombing of Gaza's Historic Omari Mosque Sparks Outrage and Calls for Action from UNESCO
  • CDC Warns of More Infectious Mpox Strain Detected in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • US Consumer Sentiment Rebounds in December, Reflecting Optimistic View of Economy
  • Archbishop of Canterbury Raises Concerns Over New UK Visa Rules Impacting Family Unity
  • Detroit Lions' Pro Bowl Center Frank Ragnow Expected to Miss Game Against Chicago Bears
  • Concerns Raised Over Treatment of Detained Palestinians in Gaza
  • Transfer Quarterback Jayden Daniels Emerges as Heisman Trophy Favorite Alongside Penix Jr., Nix, and Harrison
  • Penn State Begins Search for New Defensive Coordinator Following Manny Diaz's Departure
  • Houston Rockets Set to Battle Denver Nuggets in Western Conference Showdown
  • Notre Dame Relies on Strong Defense to Stay Competitive as Offense Struggles
  • Cavaliers Favored Against Shorthanded Heat, Missing Key Defensive Players
  • Beeper Mini, the iMessage-to-Android Solution, Faces Outage Amidst Alleged Disruption by Apple
  • Mets and Yankees Engage in Fierce Battle for Yoshinobu Yamamoto
  • Prestigious US Universities Under Fire for Handling of Campus Antisemitism Controversy
  • Ukraine Situation Report: Cruise Missile Strikes Return To Kyiv
  • Injuries Plague Atlanta Falcons Ahead of Crucial NFC South Showdown
  • Spotify CFO Paul Vogel to Step Down as Company Focuses on Profitability
  • MSF Urges UN Security Council to Act on Gaza Crisis as Hospitals Overflow with Injured
  • Harvard President Apologizes for Controversial Remarks on Antisemitism, Faces Backlash
  • Texas Attorney General Seeks Intervention from State Supreme Court to Stop Dallas Woman's Abortion
  • Elliott's Stellar Performance Propels New England Patriots to Victory over Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Penguins Look to Halt Losing Streak, McDavid Leads Oilers' Winning Streak, Blues Aim to Regain Discipline
  • Semi Collides with Bridge, Causing Closure on I-70 at C-470 in Colorado
  • Chris Godwin Addresses Frustrations with Offense, Discusses Wife's Instagram Post
  • Starbucks Reaches Out to Union in Effort to Resolve Contract Dispute
  • High School Cheerleader Found Dead in Apparent Murder, Investigation Underway
  • U.S. Lawmakers Call for Removal of University Presidents Over Testimony on Antisemitism
  • USA Network Set to Bring Back Fan-Favorite Characters in New Scripted Series
  • WWE Superstar Braun Strowman Hopeful for Royal Rumble Return after Neck Surgery
  • FDA Approves Groundbreaking Cell-Based Gene Therapies for Sickle Cell Disease Treatment
  • Nikola Shares Plunge as Company Faces Funding Crisis and Stock Offering
  • PAC Backing Trump's 2024 Campaign Paid $900,000 to Defense Expert Witness in Civil Fraud Trial, Reveals Testimony
  • Rare Stock Picks in November 2023 from 31 Discerning Analysts
  • DOJ Declares Tennessee's Aggravated Prostitution Law for Individuals with HIV Violates Americans With Disabilities Act
  • "Florida State's Perfect Season Ends in Heartbreak: The Winners and Losers of the 2023 College Football Season"
  • Nebraska Volleyball Advances to Elite Eight in NCAA Tournament
  • Jacksonville State Gamecocks to Face University of Illinois-Chicago in Highly Anticipated Friday Matchup
  • Kate Middleton Shines in Winter Whites at Annual Christmas Concert
  • Hunter Biden Faces Serious Tax Charges In New Indictment
  • Wild Suffer First Loss under Coach John Hynes as Canucks Secure 2-0 Victory
  • Andrea Bocelli Cancels Boston and Philadelphia Concerts, Cites Health Challenges
  • U.S. Consumer Confidence Soars in December as Inflation Pressure Eases
  • Elon Musk Calls for Disney CEO Bob Iger's Immediate Firing Over Advertising Suspension on X
  • "Amazon Prime Membership Offers Exclusive Holiday Deals on Fashion and Accessories"
  • Wide Receiver Analysis for Week 14: Pittman, Chase, and Ridley Lead the Way
  • Governor Hobbs Launches Operation SECURE to Address Migrant Surge at Lukeville Port of Entry
  • Extensive Damage to Gaza's Oldest Mosque as Hamas Accuses Israeli Military
  • French Juvenile Court Convicts Six Teenagers in Teacher's Beheading Case
  • Seahawks Add Veteran Quarterback Sean Mannion to Practice Squad
  • OpenAI CEO Condemns Antisemitism on the American Left
  • Three Victims Identified in Tragic UNLV Campus Shooting
  • Man Convicted of Killing Omaha Police Officer Dies in Nebraska Corrections Facility
  • Race Heats Up for Rep. Kevin McCarthy's Seat as Candidates Jockey for Position
  • French Juvenile Court Convicts Six Teenagers over the Beheading of Teacher
  • Actor Jonathan Majors' Texts Revealed at Criminal Domestic Violence Trial with Ex-Girlfriend
  • Elliott's Stellar Performance Powers Patriots to Victory Against Steelers
  • Dallas Cowboys Coach Mike McCarthy Returns to Sideline After Appendix Surgery
  • Small and Mid-Cap Stocks Offer Potential Bargains and Growth Opportunities, Experts Say
  • Gunman Attack at UNLV Prompts Campus Closure for Remainder of Semester
  • Ryan Reynolds Shares Hilarious "Leak" Photos as Deadpool 3 Production Continues
  • U.K. Regulator Explores Microsoft's Collaboration with OpenAI
  • Accounting Expert Testifies to Nearly $900,000 in Fees for Donald Trump Fraud Case
  • Mets Lay Groundwork at Winter Meetings, Targeting Key Players for Offseason Moves
  • Two Suspects Arrested in Connection to Shooting Death of 9-Year-Old Girl in Mobile
  • "New York Jets Focus on Zach Wilson's Redemption in Key Matchup Against Houston Texans"
  • Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale Expresses Desire to Return to Giants Despite Reported Tension
  • Scottish Court Rules Downing Street Veto on Gender Recognition Reform Bill as Lawful
  • Prince Harry Loses Preliminary Round in Libel Case Against Daily Mail
  • Shohei Ohtani Considering Move to Toronto: Potential Impact on Blue Jays' Lineup and Rotation
  • NHL Trade Rumors: Teams Eyeing Defensemen Barrie and DeAngelo as Trade Deadline Approaches
  • Bengals' Jake Browning Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week After Historic Performance
  • Penn State Football News: Former North Carolina WR Visit and Defensive Coordinator Search
  • Gunman Kills Three at University of Nevada, Las Vegas Campus
  • East Bay Man Accused of Attempting to Shut Off Plane Engines Released on Bond
  • High School Baseball Player Declared Brain-Dead After Accidental Head Injury
  • Atlanta Falcons Facing Key Divisional Game with Multiple Starters Out and Several Questionable Players
  • "Latest Movies, Beauty Tips and TV News: A Comprehensive Roundup of Entertainment Highlights"
  • Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Unveils New Table Games and Sports Betting After Legal Challenges
  • Mullen Automotive Files Spoofing Complaint Alleging Market Manipulation by Broker-Dealers
  • Moonseasleep Recall Alert: Pack and Play Mattresses Pose Safety Risk
  • Renowned Palestinian Writer Killed in Gaza City Air Strike
  • Georgia Teenage Baseball Star Jeremy Medina Declared Brain Dead After Batting Practice Accident
  • Texas Mother Discovers Lifeless Body of Teenage Daughter; Police Investigate Case as Capital Murder
  • BYU and Utah Set to Renew Basketball Rivalry as Big 12 Conference Merges Foes
  • Lions Fans Remain Cautiously Optimistic Despite Dip in Confidence
  • New York Court of Appeals Allows Majority of Concealed Carry Improvement Act Provisions to Remain in Effect
  • French Court Convicts Six Teenagers in Connection with Beheading of History Teacher
  • Spotify CFO to Depart Amidst Workforce Reduction
  • White Supremacist Gang Leader Throws Tantrum in Court After Receiving Life Sentence for Kidnapping and Assault
  • Appeals Court Upholds Gag Order on Trump in 2020 Election Interference Case but Allows Disparaging Comments about Special Counsel
  • Federal Appeals Court Reinstates Gag Order on Trump's Public Comments in Criminal Case
  • Ohioans Await Clarity on Obtaining Recreational Marijuana Supply as Law Takes Effect
  • Cleveland Browns Keep Starting Quarterback a Mystery for Sunday's Game Against Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Federal Appeals Court Upholds, Narrows Gag Order on Former President Trump in Criminal Election Interference Case
  • FDA Approves Groundbreaking Gene-Editing Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease
  • French Court Convicts Six Teenagers in Shocking Beheading Case of Teacher
  • U.S. Senators Introduce Fans First Act to Address Ticketing System Flaws
  • Pittsburgh Steelers Face Calls for Coach Tomlin's Firing as Season Spirals
  • Bengals Look to Extend Playoff Chances Against Colts After Browning's Stellar Performance
  • Kyle Shanahan Extols 49ers Culture and Highlights Stellar Performances of Deebo Samuel and Jauan Jennings
  • Jurgen Klopp Rules Out January Centre-Back Signing for Liverpool After Matip Injury
  • Federal Appeals Court Upholds Gag Order on Trump, Citing Real-Time Consequences to Witnesses
  • El Salvador Government and Tether Launch "Adopting El Salvador Freedom" Initiative, Offering Citizenship in Exchange for $1 Million in Bitcoin
  • Massive Chinese Overcapacity in Electric Cars Poses Political Risk for Europe
  • Steelers Face Calls for Coaching Change After Back-to-Back Losses
  • Disruptive Storm to Hit Eastern Half of US with Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms, and Strong Winds
  • LeBron James Leads Los Angeles Lakers to In-Season Tournament Championship Game
  • Abu Dhabi's Al Nahyan Family Overtakes Walmart's Waltons as World's Richest Dynasty
  • UN Security Council to Vote on Humanitarian Ceasefire Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
  • Jayden Daniels Favored to Win the 2023 Heisman Trophy, Straw Poll Shows
  • Jordan Love, C.J. Stroud, and Anthony Richardson Lead the Charge for NFL's Brightest Offensive Futures
  • Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis Drop Off Letters for Santa at Annual Christmas Concert
  • St. Louis Blues Head to Columbus for Back-to-Back Road Games, Lineup Changes Expected
  • Tulane Set to Hire Troy University Coach Jon Sumrall as New Head Coach
  • Paramount Global Stock Surges Amidst Speculation of Potential Takeover by Skydance Media and RedBird Capital
  • "Legislative Mexican Standoff: Sen. James Lankford Takes Charge in Complex Negotiations"
  • Texas Attorney General Threatens Prosecution of Doctors Providing Abortion to Woman with Non-Viable Pregnancy
  • Alleged Drunk Driver Strikes Three Spectators at Bakersfield Christmas Parade
  • Journalists Face Grim Dangers in Gaza Conflict
  • Lamar Jackson Returns to Practice After Brief Illness, Ravens Prepare for Rams Matchup
  • U.S. Army Receives First Precision Strike Missiles, Replacing Legacy System
  • Retired General Urges Stronger Response to Attacks on Commercial Ships in Red Sea
  • Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Israel's Offensive in Gaza Continues
  • Russian Missile Strikes Leave Hundreds of Ukrainian Towns Without Electricity and Heating
  • Israeli Airstrike Claims Lives of Palestinian Academic and Activist, Refaat Alareer, and Family Members
  • Cowboys' Offense Soars as They Prepare to Face the Eagles
  • Brooklyn Man Wins $10 Million Jackpot for the Second Time in New York Lottery
  • Severe Weather Expected in Northwest and North Central Alabama This Weekend
  • Hunter Biden Indicted on Nine Counts of Tax Evasion; Universities' Disciplinary Policies Under Investigation
  • Alabama Men's Basketball Prepares for Tough Showdown Against No. 4 Purdue in Toronto
  • Former Jaguars Executive Allegedly Embezzled $22 Million, Lawyer Blames Gambling Addiction
  • Washington Post Workers Stage Historic Strike, Alleging Company's Violations of Labor Laws
  • Iowa State Cyclones Deliver Dominant Performance in Resounding Victory over Iowa Hawkeyes
  • PwC to Equip 75,000 Workers with OpenAI's Generative AI Technology
  • UN Secretary-General Invokes Article 99, Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
  • U.S. Department of Education Investigating Six Additional Schools for Discrimination Amid Rising Reports of Hate Crimes
  • Former Scout Calls for Pittsburgh Steelers to Move on from Mike Tomlin
  • Jeff Bezos Faces Backlash as Neighbors Accuse Him of Neglecting Cleanup Day in Exclusive Enclave
  • Spike in Migrant Crossings Overwhelms Border Patrol in Southern Arizona
  • Pittsburgh Steelers' Playoff Hopes in Peril After Losses to Inferior Teams
  • United States and Mexico Submit Joint Bid to Co-Host 2027 Women's World Cup
  • Top-Tier CD Rates Hold Steady, Despite Overall Rate Drops
  • Trump Appeals Ruling, Potentially Delaying Trial on Federal Election Subversion Charges
  • Palestinian Poet Refaat Alareer Killed in Gaza Strike, Mourned as an Icon of Defiance
  • Falcons' Week 14 Matchup Against Buccaneers Hindered by Injuries
  • Jacksonville Jaguars Place Christian Kirk on Injured Reserve, Rookie Parker Washington Poised for Opportunity
  • "The Bachelorette's Trista and Ryan Sutter Reflect on 20 Years of Love Amidst Challenges"
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