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U.S. Travelers Scramble To Adjust

The U.S. government shutdown has led to over 1,000 flight cancellations due to FAA service cuts, with potential increases threatening holiday travel chaos.

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Politico

Senate Hopes for Weekend Miracle

As the deadline looms, the Senate works tirelessly over the weekend to negotiate a deal to prevent a government shutdown, with both parties striving for a consensus to avoid disruption.

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ABC News

Supreme Court Halts SNAP Ruling

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson paused a lower court's ruling requiring full SNAP funding, allowing time for an appeals court decision, amid debates over reallocating funds and the potential harm to millions reliant on food assistance.

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Oregon Live

Oregon National Guard Deployment Blocked

A federal judge has blocked President Trump from deploying the National Guard to Oregon, highlighting ongoing legal debates over federal authority versus state rights.

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NPR

ADL Monitoring Mamdani

Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani criticizes the ADL's stance, sparking a debate with CEO Jonathan Greenblatt over defamation and public figure monitoring.

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New York Post

Trump Pardons Mets Legend

Former President Donald Trump pardoned Darryl Strawberry for tax evasion, highlighting his contributions to baseball and community service.

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Reuters

U.S. Intel Found Israeli Warnings

U.S. intelligence uncovered Israeli warnings of possible war crimes in Gaza, but the Biden administration did not formally address these, facing criticism for inaction amid rising civilian casualties.

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The Cornell Daily Sun

Cornell Settles With Trump Administration

Cornell University will restore over $250 million in federal funding after settling with the Trump administration, agreeing to pay $30 million to the federal government and invest $30 million in agricultural research.

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SCOTUSblog

SCOTUS To Weigh Inmate’s Faith

The Supreme Court will assess if prison policies infringe on inmates' religious rights in a pivotal case concerning religious freedoms within the prison system.

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The Telegraph

Ozempic and Pleasure

Ozempic, a diabetes drug used off-label for weight loss, may alter pleasure perception related to food by reducing cravings, impacting weight loss effectiveness.

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The Hill

Dimon Not Donating to White House Ballroom

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, joined business leaders and government officials at the White House to discuss economic policies and the banking sector's role in national growth.

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The Washington Post

Bari Weiss Ends First Month

Bari Weiss, appointed editor in chief of CBS News in 2025, is steering the network towards independent journalism, blending traditional reporting with her Free Press team's contrarian approach, amidst cultural shifts and staff changes.

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Variety

Kendrick Lamar Leads Grammy Nominations

The Recording Academy has revealed the nominees for the 68th Grammy Awards, with Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Bruno Mars leading in key categories for the February 2026 event.

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CNN

Guess the Louvre’s CCTC Password

A decade-old cybersecurity warning about the Louvre Museum's surveillance password, "Louvre," went unheeded, leading to a recent theft of priceless jewels; four suspects are in custody as efforts to recover the items continue.

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Science Alert

Winning at Rock, Paper, Scissors

A study of 15,000 rock, paper, scissors games reveals that unpredictability is key to winning, as reliance on past outcomes often leads to losses.

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WRTV

Fox Sports Fires Mark Sanchez

Fox Sports has fired ex-NFL QB Mark Sanchez after an alleged altercation in Indianapolis, resulting in his stabbing and pending legal charges, with Drew Brees named as his replacement.

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CBC News

Ostrich Cull Ordered in B.C.

The CFIA ordered the culling of ostriches in British Columbia to curb avian influenza, sparking economic and emotional concerns among farmers.

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BBC

What Does Musk Do With His Money?

Tesla boss Elon Musk has been one of the world's richest people for several years now, and that wealth recently went stratospheric when he became the first half-trillionaire.

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NBC

Housekeeper Shot at Wrong House

Maria Florinda Rios Perez was shot on November 7, 2025, during a house cleaning job in Whitestown, Indiana, with the police actively investigating the incident.

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Science Alert

Science: Baldness Breakthrough

New research shows that stimulating fat cells surrounding hair follicles can trigger rapid hair regrowth in mice within just 20 days, pointing to a promising potential approach for treating baldness in humans.

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