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  • 2024
  • January
  • Terrorist Attacks Target Commemoration Event in Iran, Leaving over 100 Dead and Dozens Injured
  • Vikings Turn to Veteran Quarterback Nick Mullens for Regular-Season Finale Against Lions
  • Toronto Raptors Face Dilemma as Pascal Siakam Trade Rumors Persist
  • National Labor Relations Board Files Complaint Against SpaceX for Unlawful Firing of Employees
  • Vivek Ramaswamy Positions Himself as the Leading Candidate to Carry Forward the MAGA Movement
  • Lakers Prepare for Home Stand as They Face the Miami Heat
  • Ford Adjusts Prices and Trim Packages for the 2024 F-150 Lightning as Demand Soars
  • Extreme Weather Grips Europe: Nordic Region Freezes, Western Europe Floods
  • Former No. 1 Recruit Julian Fleming Transfers from Ohio State to Penn State for 2024 Season
  • Golden Gate Bridge Suicide Net Completed, Saving Lives and Preventing Tragedy
  • Mason Rudolph's Strong Performance Raises Questions About Steelers' MVP Choice
  • Jaguars Coach Provides Update on Trevor Lawrence's Return from Shoulder Injury
  • Former Cowboys OT La'el Collins Considering Return to Dallas as Playoffs Approach
  • Study Shows Personality Traits Could Impact Dementia Risk
  • Trump Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court Over Ineligibility Ruling in Colorado Primary Ballot
  • Mapping the Uncharted Seas: New Study Reveals Hidden Industrial Activities in the Ocean
  • High-Stakes Showdown: Bucks vs Pacers Clash in Eastern Conference Battle
  • Flu Season Intensifies as Cases Spike in Several States, Targeting Children and Older Adults
  • Prosecutors Seek Six-Month Prison Sentence for Jan. 6 Defendant Ray Epps
  • Federal Prosecutors Recommend Six-Month Sentence for Man Involved in Capitol Riot Conspiracy Theory
  • SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket to Launch Ovzon-3 Satellite, Marking Sweden's First Privately-Funded Satellite
  • Miami Dolphins' Tyreek Hill and Family Safe After Fire Erupts at South Florida Home
  • Chiefs Coach Andy Reid Confirms Rest for Quarterback Patrick Mahomes in Week 18
  • Suits Stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams to Present at 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards
  • Stock Market Rally Continues to Falter as Nasdaq Hits Fourth Straight Session of Losses
  • Missile Motor Tears Through Child's Room in Belgorod Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict
  • "Feud Returns with Star-Studded Cast for Second Season: Capote Vs. The Swans"
  • Fed Minutes Highlight Uncertainty Over Future Interest Rate Changes
  • House Speaker Criticizes Biden Administration's Handling of US-Mexico Border
  • Chinese Exchange Student Rescued from Cyber Kidnapping Scam in Utah Wilderness
  • Republican Lawmaker Introduces Impeachment Resolution Against Maine Secretary of State Over Trump Eligibility Ruling
  • Bomb Threats Force Evacuations in Multiple State Capitols, FBI Urges Public Vigilance
  • Adam Driver Fires Back at Critics Over Recent Role Choices
  • U.S. Investment-Grade Companies Kick Off 2024 with $26.5 Billion Corporate-Bond Borrowing Spree
  • UCLA Acquires Former Westside Pavilion Mall for Creation of Research Park
  • Ukraine Claims Destruction of Russian Counterbattery Radar System in Ongoing Conflict
  • Helplines Available for Gamblers Seeking Professional Support in Ohio
  • Former Ohio State Wide Receiver Julian Fleming Commits to Penn State Football
  • JLab Unveils Affordable Premium ANC Headphones and Budget Wireless Earbuds at CES 2024
  • Henry Cejudo Applauds Conor McGregor's Ambition to Compete at Middleweight
  • 2024 Movie Lineup Faces Uncertain Box Office Landscape
  • Apple Stock Faces 17% Decline by 2025 as Barclays Downgrades, Citing Sluggish iPhone Sales in China
  • Breaking with President Biden, Campaign Staffers Call for Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas Conflict
  • Russia's New Counterbattery Radar Blown Up Hours After Arriving in Ukraine
  • FBI Investigating Hoax Bomb Threats Sent to State Capitols
  • Eagles Receiver A.J. Brown Addresses Frustrations and Stands by Coach Nick Sirianni
  • Kansas City Chiefs to Rest Starters in Regular Season Finale
  • Russia's Replenished Missile Stockpiles Raise Concerns About Western Sanctions
  • St. Louis Prepares for Battlehawks' Second Season in the UFL
  • "From Georgia's Double-Overtime Win to Alabama's Dominance: A Look Back at the Greatest College Football Playoff Semifinal Games"
  • Pistons' Promised Change Still Elusive as Deadline Approaches
  • Eagles Wide Receiver A.J. Brown Apologizes to Teammates, Addresses Recent Silence: "We're All Frustrated"
  • Washington RB Dillon Johnson Expected to Play in National Championship Despite Foot Injury
  • Arrest Made in Fatal Stabbing of Upper Darby High School Student
  • Worker Points Out Discrepancy in U.S. Retirement Age, Highlighting Short Time for Enjoyment
  • Michigan Favored by 4.5 Points in 2024 CFP National Championship Game Against Washington, According to SportsLine Model
  • U.S. Army Awards Bombardier Defense Contract for Prototype Spy Plane
  • BP and Equinor Terminate Power Agreement for New York Wind Farm Project
  • First Significant Snowstorm in Two Years Could Hit Philadelphia Region
  • Ray Epps Faces Misdemeanor Charges in Connection to the Capitol Riot
  • Trump Appeals to Supreme Court Over Colorado Ruling Regarding Eligibility to Appear on State Primary Ballot
  • Michigan Quarterback J.J. McCarthy Claims Sign-Stealing Rampant in College Football, Including Ohio State
  • "Pac-12 Shines in Bowl Season, Big Ten Secures Elusive Victory, and SEC Dominates Head-to-Head Matchups"
  • Trump Gains Full Backing of Top Four House Republican Leaders
  • Michigan Quarterback J.J. McCarthy Defends School Amid Sign-Stealing Allegations
  • SDSU Jackrabbits Capture Back-to-Back FCS National Championship Titles With Convincing Win Over Montana Grizzlies
  • Interrupted Sleep in Middle Age Linked to Increased Risk of Memory and Cognitive Problems, Study Finds
  • NFL Playoff Picture: Long-Shot Parlays and Scenarios for Week 18
  • Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley Gains Momentum in National Polls, Surpassing Gov. Ron DeSantis
  • Former Kentucky Assistant Dean Hood Returns as Director of Player Development
  • Rascal Flatts' Joe Don Rooney Breaks Silence, Affirms Sobriety and Dispels Transition Rumors
  • "Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" Labeled an Adapted Screenplay for Oscar Consideration"
  • The Weather Authority Tracking Multiple Systems Bringing Rain and Strong Winds to the Region
  • Terrorist Attack at Soleimani Memorial Event Leaves Over 100 Dead in Iran
  • Israeli Drone Strike on Hezbollah Leader Raises Tensions in Ongoing Conflict
  • Judge Dismisses Three Sexual Assault Charges Against Jackson Mahomes in Johnson County
  • Article: Vikings Turn to Nick Mullens as Starting Quarterback for Regular-Season Finale
  • SpaceX Faces Complaint from NLRB over Alleged Illegal Firing of Employees
  • Chiefs' Mahomes and Browns' Flacco to Sit in Week 18 as Teams Secure Playoff Seeding
  • Ford Recalls Nearly 113,000 F-150 Pickup Trucks Over Rear Axle Hub Concerns
  • Former Rock Musician Arrested in Connection with the Homicide of Missing Girlfriend
  • Bitcoin ETF Approval in 2024: Three Possible Scenarios for Crypto Markets
  • Trump Appeals Election Officials' Decisions to Bar Him from Primary Ballots in Maine and Colorado
  • Playoff Picture Taking Shape as NFL Regular Season Enters Final Week
  • Get Ready for the Total Solar Eclipse: Recommended Solar Eclipse Glasses for April 8 Event
  • Billie Jean King Inspires Women's Hockey League Ahead of Historic Opening Game
  • Cardinals Tackle D.J. Humphries Faces Season-Ending Injury, Begins Long Rehab
  • Fidelity Bitcoin ETF Secures Listing on CBOE, Awaiting SEC Approval
  • The United Football League Announces Teams, Coaches, and Schedule for Inaugural Season
  • Xerox Announces Job Cuts as Part of New Operating Model and Organizational Structure
  • Michigan Ranks Near the Bottom in U-Haul's 2023 Growth Index
  • Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker Elandon Roberts Returns to Practice After Injury
  • Dalvin Cook's Departure Sparks Interest from Ravens and Cowboys
  • Top Performers Shine at Day 1 of All-American Bowl Practice
  • Adam Driver Claps Back at Press for Italian Role Queries: "Who Gives a S-t?"
  • Tesla Meets Sales Goal, But Falls Short of Growth Targets
  • Texas Wide Receiver Xavier Worthy Declares for 2024 NFL Draft After Successful College Career
  • AMC Entertainment Stock Set to Close at Record Low as Market Momentum Slows Down
  • U.S. Treasury Yields Rise as 2024 Trading Commences Amid Uncertainty
  • Court Upholds Texas' Ban on Emergency Abortions Despite Federal Guidance
  • Severe Weather Possible for Parts of Alabama This Week, Alabama Emergency Management Agency Warns
  • U.S. State Department Rebukes Israeli Ministers' Remarks on Gaza Resettlement
  • NC State Basketball Shows Promise and Room for Improvement in the First Half of the Season
  • Klay Thompson Shifts Mindset and Guides Warriors to Victory over Orlando Magic
  • USDA Recalls 7,000 Pounds of Ground Beef Over E. coli Contamination Concerns
  • GM to Provide $7,500 Incentive for EVs that Lost Eligibility for Tax Credit
  • Study Reveals Personality Traits Linked to Risk of Dementia
  • Golden State Warriors Eyeing Potential Trade for Pascal Siakam to Bolster Championship Hopes
  • Disney Allies with ValueAct and Blackwells to Counter Nelson Peltz's Pressure
  • Georgia Infant Loses Battle Against RSV and Rhinovirus After Month-Long Fight
  • Lamar Jackson Rested for Regular-Season Finale as Ravens Secure AFC's No. 1 Seed
  • Jets Turn to Trevor Siemian as Zach Wilson's Season Ends Due to Concussion
  • Apple Releases iOS 17.3 Beta 2 with Secure Device Protection and More
  • Former Ohio State WR Julian Fleming Transfers to Penn State for 2024 Season
  • San Francisco 49ers Preparing for Playoffs as Number One Seed
  • Buccaneers Quarterback Baker Mayfield's Status for Sunday's Game in Doubt as Rib Injury Lingers
  • Arizona Cardinals Coach Confirms Kyler Murray as Franchise Quarterback for Next Season
  • "Survivor's Legacy Honored in J.A. Bayona's 'Society of the Snow'"
  • SpaceX Accused by US Labor Agency of Wrongfully Firing Employees Over Elon Musk Letter
  • Former Rock Musician Arrested in Connection with Death of Missing Girlfriend
  • Rivian Automotive Stock Tumbles in Response to Disappointing Q4 Deliveries and Goldman Sachs Note
  • Eagles' WR Jalen Brown Addresses Frustration and Misconceptions
  • Imam Fatally Shot Outside Mosque in Newark Sparks Concern in Muslim Community
  • House Speaker Mike Johnson Leads Congressional Republicans on Visit to Mexican Border Amid Immigration Policy Demands
  • Snow Storm Expected to Hit South-Central Pennsylvania This Weekend
  • Fallen Greensboro Officer Sgt. Philip Nix's Body Begins Journey Home in Emotional Procession
  • Michigan Quarterback J.J. McCarthy Claims 80% of College Football Teams Steal Signs
  • Jim Harbaugh Receives Lucrative Contract Offer from the Los Angeles Chargers
  • Oil Prices Surge as US Warns Houthi Militants and OPEC Pledges Unity
  • Crypto Stocks and SoFi Technologies Among Biggest Movers on January 3, 2024
  • "Life-Saving Technology: Bathroom Motion Sensors Combat Overdoses in Boston's Methadone Mile"
  • Robert F Kennedy Jr Qualifies for Presidential Ballot in Utah
  • Nikki Haley Clarifies Controversial Civil War Statement, Acknowledges Role of Slavery
  • Putin Frames Invasion of Ukraine as a War Against the West, Despite Stagnant Territory Gains
  • Capitals Get Back in the Win Column with a Strong Start Against the Penguins
  • Sealed Court Filings in Jeffrey Epstein Case to Be Publicly Released
  • House GOP Leaders Rally Around Trump's 2024 Presidential Bid
  • Fire Breaks Out at Tyreek Hill's Southwest Ranches Home
  • Fire Erupts at Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill's Home in Southwest Ranches
  • The Woman in Iconic Parisian Kiss Photograph, Francoise Bornet, Passes Away at 93
  • TGI Friday's Closes Nearly Half of Massachusetts Restaurants
  • Felony Charges Dropped Against Jackson Mahomes Due to Lack of Cooperation from Alleged Victim
  • Former Mr. Bungle Member Arrested on Murder Charges
  • Nikki Haley Brushes Off Criticism Over Civil War Comments During Fox News Interview
  • Israel Begins Withdrawing Troops from Gaza, Signaling Shift to Lower-Intensity Military Operations
  • Dalvin Cook, Former Jets Running Back, Emerges as Hot Commodity for Playoff Contenders
  • Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Romantic New Year's Celebration Revealed
  • LSU Coach Brian Kelly Overhauls Coaching Staff After Struggles on Defense
  • White House Accuses Republicans of Exacerbating Southern Border Crisis
  • Valley Meats Recalls Over 6,000 Pounds of Ground Beef Due to E. coli Contamination
  • Should You Invest in Palantir Technologies? The Motley Fool Analysts Weigh In
  • Atlanta Schools Reopen Post Winter Break Amid Concerns of Increasing Respiratory Illnesses
  • Small Pennsylvania Water Authority Falls Victim to Iranian-Backed Cyberattack
  • Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes Reflect on Lessons Learned in 2023 After ABC Departure
  • Eli Lilly Rises on Investor Optimism for Zepbound as Market Share Grows Against Novo Nordisk's Ozempic and Wegovy
  • Gold and Silver Prices Slide as Dollar Strengthens and Crude Oil Prices Decline
  • Fire at Home of Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill in Southwest Ranches
  • The Oak Ridge Boys' Joe Bonsall Retires from the Road, Announces Replacement for Farewell Tour
  • Russia Launches Hypersonic Missiles at Ukraine's Major Cities, Leaving 5 Dead and Dozens Injured
  • Tesla's Stock On a Losing Streak as BYD Overtakes as EV-Selling Leader in China
  • Massive Fire Engulfs Miami Dolphins Star Tyreek Hill's South Florida Mansion
  • Playoff Push: Falcons Need a Win Against Saints and Panthers Upset Buccaneers to Secure Postseason Spot
  • Iowa Hawkeyes End Season with Disappointing Offensive Performance
  • Bowl Season Struggles to Maintain its Allure as Player Opt-Outs Increase
  • Shoppers Flock to North Texas Targets for Exclusive Starbucks Pink Stanley Cup
  • Trump's Victory in Iowa Caucuses Appears Inevitable, Republican Challengers Struggle to Gain Momentum
  • Imam Fatally Shot Outside Mosque in Newark
  • Minnesota Republican Rep. Emmer and Congressional Delegation Endorse Trump for 2024 Presidency
  • Grassroots Write-In Campaign Emerges to Ensure President Biden's Name on 2024 New Hampshire Democratic Primary Ballot
  • "RoboCop Rogue City to Receive Highly Requested New Game Plus Update, Teyon Confirms"
  • House Republicans Visit U.S.-Mexico Border as Immigration Takes Center Stage
  • 16-Year-Old Luke Littler to Face Luke Humphries in Anticipated PDC World Darts Championship Final
  • Carson Wentz to Start for the Rams in Regular-Season Finale against the 49ers
  • Singer Ciara Discovers Surprising Family Connection to Baseball Legend Derek Jeter
  • Xerox Announces Layoffs and Restructuring Plan as Company Seeks Reinvention
  • Arizona Governor Welcomes Reopening of Key Port of Entry, Cautions Against Future Closures
  • Former Chief of Staff to Michigan House Speaker and Wife Arraigned on Felony Charges
  • Russia fires hypersonic ballistic missiles at Ukraine's 2 largest cities, leaving 5 dead, at least 130 injured
  • Tragic Domestic Violence Incident Claims Three Lives in Dover, Massachusetts
  • Sununu Urges Christie to Step Aside, Endorse Haley for Republican Primary
  • Fisherman Narrowly Escapes Crocodile Attack in Queensland Creek
  • Russia Downs 12 Missiles, Poland Asks Allies to Arm Ukraine For Strikes On "Command Centres"
  • Florida Surgeon General Calls for Halt to Use of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines, Citing Concerns over DNA Contaminants
  • Bank of America Branch in San Francisco Burglarized as Thieves Drive SUV Into Building
  • Klay Thompson Embraces Last Chapter, Seeks Mindset Shift for Golden State Warriors Success
  • Georgia's Historic Orange Bowl Win Sparks Debate on Bowl Season Challenges
  • Air Force Veteran Sues Rapper T.I. and Tameka Harris for Alleged Sexual Assault
  • Judge Dismisses Part of Lawsuit Against Trump filed by Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick's Partner
  • Japan Airlines Plane Crash Claims Lives of Coast Guard Crew, But Passengers Safely Evacuate in Tokyo
  • Federal Reserve Officials Discuss Potential Interest Rate Cuts in 2024 Amidst Uncertain Economic Outlook
  • Multiple State Capitol Buildings Evacuated After Receiving Bomb Threat Emails
  • Western Slope Congresswoman Lauren Boebert Shocks with Decision to Change Districts
  • Fantasy Football Trends and Takeaways: A Closer Look at Player Usage and Team Performance
  • Gold Prices Slide as Dollar Strengthens and Investors Await Fed Minutes and Jobs Data
  • Potential Winter Storm Threatens Philadelphia Area with Snow and Rain This Weekend
  • International Coalition Condemns Houthi Attacks on Red Sea Shipping, Calls for Immediate End to Violence
  • LSU Retains Assistant John Jancek amidst Defensive Staff Changes
  • Phoebe Dynevor Opens Up About "Fair Play" and Life After "Bridgerton"
  • Stormy Start to 2024: Multiple Systems Bring Rounds of Rain across Southern States
  • Names Tied to Jeffrey Epstein Lawsuit Set to be Released in Court Documents
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