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Isaacson: Declaration of Independence’s Greatest Sentence Still Guides America
in NewsRenowned historian Walter Isaacson calls the Declaration of Independence the greatest sentence ever written—a bold, enduring invitation to liberty and equality. As America nears a historic milestone, his reflections probe why these ideals still shape our democracy and what it means to fulfill their promise today.
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Missing Virginia football coach Travis Turner sparks Union High School community search
in NewsA missing Union High football coach triggers an expanding search as a tight-knit community places its faith in each other. With the season moving forward, hope and questions linger in tandem.
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Affair and Allegations Roil Mormon Wives and Vanderpump Villa in Season 3 Drama
in NewsShocking confessions collide with fierce denials as a new season unfolds. With serious allegations and fragile reputations on the line, the drama thickens and the cast’s future hangs in the balance.
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Ukraine-US Peace Plan Sparks Fresh Talks with Moscow
in NewsA reworked 28-point peace framework from Washington has reached Kyiv, setting the stage for high-stakes diplomacy over ending the Ukraine conflict. While officials push for a breakthrough, Moscow voices concerns and key security guarantees and territorial questions remain unresolved—a delicate moment that could redefine the talks.
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McConaughey Wet Dream Sparks Unlikely Love Story on Live Talk Show
in NewsAn offbeat episode dives into dreams, romance, and unexpected twists, sparked by a revealing tale from Matthew McConaughey. The hosts trade candid memories and playful confessions, turning a quirky dream into a night of laughs and surprising insight. A lighthearted tease you won’t want to miss.
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Most Stores Closed on Thanksgiving as Black Friday Deals Kick Off
in NewsThanksgiving week is reshaping the shopping calendar, with many major chains closing for the holiday while others kick off Black Friday with early openings. A mix of family time and doorbuster hours hints at a holiday season that balances tradition with deals.
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Etan Patz Case Reignited as Hernandez Heads to Third Trial
in NewsNew twists emerge in the Etan Patz case as prosecutors prepare for a third trial of Pedro Hernandez after an appeals court overturned his prior conviction. The focus shifts to jury instructions, confessions, and the absence of physical evidence, reigniting a decades-long quest for answers and justice.
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Minnesota Braces for Thanksgiving Snowstorm: Will Travel Be Affected?
in NewsWinter storm conditions are looming for Minnesota just ahead of Thanksgiving, bringing rain, snow and strong winds that could impact travel. Forecasters say the Twin Cities could see accumulating snow by Wednesday, with northern areas facing heavier totals as forecasts evolve. Drivers should be prepared for changing road conditions and potential travel delays.
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Ex-DDB CEO Alex Lubar Takes the Reins at Fundamentalco
in NewsBig leadership news in the advertising world: Alex Lubar is leaving DDB Worldwide to become CEO of Fundamentalco, the fast-growing brand consultancy rethinking how brand thinking drives business value. Lubar will helm a strategy-forward, execution-ready model that blends brand expertise with AI-enabled solutions under founder Jonny Bauer. With a bold new framework and strategic backing,…
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Cadillac Volunteers Rally in Search for Missing Rebecca Kay Park
in NewsCadillac’s community comes together in a hopeful, tense search for Rebecca Kay Park, missing since November. Volunteers, search dogs, and field teams comb the area, fueling a sense of solidarity and the hunt for answers.
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Civic Center BART Third-Rail Fire Triggers Service Disruption
in NewsAn on-site fire disrupted BART service in San Francisco, triggering evacuations and travel delays. Fire crews acted quickly to contain the blaze, and service began to ease back to normal as responders worked. A quick look at what happened and how transit teams addressed the disruption reveals the challenges—and resilience—of city travel.
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Wyoming Braces for 70 MPH Gusts and a Cold Snap Before Thanksgiving
in NewsBrace for a windy, colder stretch as a potent weather system sweeps through the region. Major snow isn’t expected, but gusty winds and lingering flurries in higher terrain set the scene for a wintry pattern later in the week. The coldest air yet could arrive this weekend into Thanksgiving, shaping plans for outdoor activities.
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Labour’s Growth Dilemma: Will Reeves Put Growth Before Tax in the Budget?
in NewsLabour faces a defining budget crossroads. Could a growth-first approach—empowering the private sector and modernizing welfare—offer a route to stronger public services and broader opportunity? Drawing on lessons from reforms in Britain, Australia, and New Zealand, this exploration suggests a pragmatic path that could redefine the party’s direction and Britain’s future.
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MobLand Filming Closes Roads at Historic Falkland Arms in Great Tew
in NewsMobLand continues to unfold against a picturesque Great Tew backdrop, with a 16th‑century pub taking a starring role. An all‑star cast, high‑stakes drama, and hints of a second season promise twists that will keep viewers hooked—right where history, crime, and charm collide.
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Bowser Not Seeking Reelection, DC Faces Leadership Transition
in NewsDC’s leadership is at a turning point as Mayor Muriel Bowser says she won’t seek a fourth term. She hints at passing the baton to a new generation and finishing strong in the final year. A pivotal moment for the city and what comes next remains to be seen.
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Urgent Georgia Missing Infant Triggers Widespread Search
in NewsUrgent safety alerts, courtroom movements, and a booming Thanksgiving travel season headline this coastal update. From a missing-infant investigation in Georgia to a rabies scare on Jekyll Island, local headlines unfold with a sense of urgency. As travel peaks and community events ramp up, the region’s resilience and preparations take center stage.
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Trump Pushes Rush Hour 4 Revival with Chan and Tucker
in NewsCould a beloved action-comedy be coming back to life? Whispers point to a high-profile revival centered on a legendary duo, fueled by behind-the-scenes negotiations and starpower shaping what could be a modern reboot. Nostalgia meets big-studio strategy in a possible new chapter.
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Lakeshore Flood Watch Prompts Precautions Along Lake Erie Shore
in NewsRising Lake Erie water could bring lakeshore flooding to parts of Erie and Chautauqua counties this week. As conditions evolve, residents near the shore should stay alert and take precautions for low-lying areas and waterfront locations.
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Thanksgiving Lake-Effect Snow Set to Sweep Buffalo and Western NY
in NewsWestern New York could wake up to a potent lake-effect snow event around Thanksgiving. The key forecast detail—where the first snow band sets up—will largely determine how messy travel and conditions become, with strong winds and slick roads on the horizon.
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Rush Hour 4: Brett Ratner to Helm as Paramount Teams with Warner Bros.
in NewsRush Hour returns with a fourth film that’s stirring up questions behind the scenes. The iconic Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are back, and a wave of studio moves has fans buzzing about how the comedy and energy will translate in a changing cinematic landscape. It’s a comeback worth watching for the laughs—and the surprises…
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Eva Green to Play Aunt Ophelia in Wednesday Season 3
in NewsEva Green joins Wednesday as Aunt Ophelia in Season 3, bringing her signature elegance and a dash of haunting unpredictability to the Addams clan. This new chapter promises fresh twists and deeper family intrigue that fans won’t want to miss.