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Nov 28 2025SPORTS

Dallas Cowboys Keep Playoff Dreams Alive with Late Game Heroics

In a thrilling football match, the Dallas Cowboys managed to keep their playoff dreams alive. They did this by beating the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28. The game was intense and full of surprises. The Chiefs started strong. They scored first and looked like they were in control. But the Cowboys didn't

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Nov 28 2025CRIME

Hong Kong's High-Rise Horror: A Fire That Shook the City

In a city where skyscrapers are the norm, Hong Kong has always known the risk of high-rise fires. But the recent blaze at the Wang Fuk Court complex in Tai Po district has brought this fear to life in the worst way possible. This fire, which started on Wednesday afternoon, quickly spread to seven bu

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Nov 28 2025WEATHER

Alaska Rocks Again: Another Earthquake Shakes the Last Frontier

Alaska, known for its wild beauty and seismic activity, felt another shake early Thursday. A 6. 0 magnitude quake hit near Susitna, roughly 30 miles from Anchorage, around 8:11 a. m. local time. The U. S. Geological Survey reported the event, but don't worry, no tsunami is expected this time. Good

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Nov 28 2025POLITICS

Putin Stands by Trump's Envoy Amidst Bias Claims

Steve Witkoff, the U. S. special envoy, is under fire for allegedly leaning too much towards Russia. But Vladimir Putin isn't having it. He thinks Witkoff is just doing his job, representing his country and leader. Putin's defense came after a leaked call between Witkoff and a Kremlin aide, Yuri Ush

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Nov 28 2025CELEBRITIES

Ray J's Thanksgiving Arrest: What Went Down?

Ray J, the well-known music entertainer, found himself in a bit of trouble on Thanksgiving. The Los Angeles Police Department took him into custody early in the morning, around 4 a. m. The arrest was for a serious offense, as indicated by the felony charge. The reason behind the arrest is still uncl

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Nov 28 2025SPORTS

Detroit's Rock Stars Shine at Thanksgiving Game

Detroit's Ford Field was buzzing on Thanksgiving Day, not just because of the football game, but also because of a star-studded halftime show. The Detroit Lions were playing the Green Bay Packers, but the real excitement happened when Jack White took the stage. He started strong with a track from hi

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Nov 28 2025BUSINESS

Black Friday: When Do Big Stores Open?

Black Friday is a big deal for many shoppers. It's the day after Thanksgiving when lots of stores offer big discounts. People often think this is the best time to buy expensive items, seasonal goods, and trendy products. But is it really the best time to shop? Some experts say that deep discounts h

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Nov 28 2025POLITICS

How Social Media Feeds Shape Our Political Views

In the world of social media, the way posts are arranged can actually change how we feel about people from other political groups. A recent study took a close look at this by using a special tool to rearrange posts on X during the 2024 US presidential campaign. This tool was designed to show more or

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Nov 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Alaska's Climate Crossroads: Time to Step Up or Fall Behind

Alaska is at a critical point in the fight against climate change. The recent UN climate summit, COP30, highlighted some big shifts in the global energy landscape. China is stepping up its game in clean energy, while the U. S. is falling behind. This is a big deal for Alaska, which has a lot to gain

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Nov 28 2025CRYPTO

Solana ETFs See First Drop After Strong Start

Solana's ETFs experienced their first decline since their launch, with a notable outflow of $8. 10 million on a recent Wednesday. This marks the end of a 21-day streak of continuous inflows. Despite this setback, Solana's price has shown resilience, trading around $141, up approximately 3. 6% in the

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