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VAR decisions in Liverpool vs Manchester City sparked debate over Van Dijk’s offside call and Doku’s penalty. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, highlighting the impact of technology on football outcomes.
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In a thrilling encounter, Manchester City secured a decisive victory over Liverpool, further solidifying their position at the top of the Premier League table. The win, which came just days after beating Bournemouth and Bor.
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Week 10 of the NFL season brought its fair share of trolls, led by the New York Jets. Their controversial actions have sparked widespread online criticism and raised concerns about the league’s reputation and fan engagement.
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A new analysis scrutinizes the vulnerabilities of 26 college football teams vying for the playoff, highlighting potential game-changing factors such as Ohio State’s offensive consistency, Georgia’s defensive reliability, and Indiana’s ability to overcome its weaknesses. The piece examines the critical areas where each team could face challenges.
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Week 11’s thrilling victories and close calls have significantly altered the college football playoff and bowl game landscapes, prompting analysts to reassess potential matchups. Texas Tech’s win over BYU has sent shockwaves through the rankings, as the Red Raiders secured a rare victory over a top-tier team.
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Jets coach Aaron Glenn delivered an emotional address to his team about the late Nick Mangold’s legacy on the eve of their victory over the Browns. The speech, which highlighted Mangold’s contributions and inspired the team, reinforced the importance of legacy and camaraderie in professional sports.
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Donald Trump has made a significant historical appearance by attending a regular-season NFL game as the current president of the United States, a move that has not been seen since 1978. The event took place on Sunday when he watched the Washington Commanders face off against the Detroit Lions.
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Davis Mills, in his first start since January 2023, delivered a standout performance with 29.2 passing yards and three touchdown passes, leading the Houston Texans to a stunning fourth-quarter comeback against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The team overcame a 19-point deficit to secure a crucial victory.
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The Minnesota Vikings and Baltimore Ravens have sparked controversy following an incident in which the Vikings committed eight false-start penalties during their Sunday game. Players and coaches from the Vikings have provided various explanations for the errors, which they believe may have been influenced by external factors.
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The Miami Dolphins ended their seven-game losing streak against the Buffalo Bills with a dominant 30-13 win on Sunday. The victory marks a significant turnaround for the Dolphins as they improve their record and boost their playoff chances.
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Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart was ruled out in the fourth quarter against the Bears with a concussion. The injury has sidelined the young quarterback for the rest of the matchup, leaving the Giants’ offense in a difficult position.
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Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz have been indicted on charges related to an alleged scheme to rig bets on pitches thrown in MLB games. Ortiz is currently in custody.
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Lenny Wilkens, celebrated as both a player and coach in the NBA, has passed away at the age of 8. His contributions to basketball have left a lasting legacy.
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The Los Angeles Rams secured a major win, while the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Giants faced dramatic late-game collapses. NFL Nation reporters have provided insights into the key moments from Week 10 games.
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Russia launched one of the largest attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, causing over 12 hours of emergency power cuts in Kyiv. The attack highlights the ongoing vulnerability of Ukraine’s critical systems to Russian military operations.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced plans to submit a 20th sanctions package against Russia within the next month. The package focuses on Russian legal entities and individuals still benefiting from energy resources, aiming to cut off financial support for the Russian war efforts.
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Ukraine’s military reportedly struck a Russian oil depot near Gvardeyskoye in occupied Crimea on November 9, according to Russian Telegram media channel ASTRA. The attack targets Russia’s energy infrastructure in the region.
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Ukraine aims to purchase 27 Patriot air defense systems from U.S. companies and is seeking temporary access from European allies. The move underscores its commitment to bolstering aerial defense capabilities amid ongoing regional tensions.
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The New York Times reports that the legal profession is increasingly plagued by AI blunders, with lawyers citing non-existent cases in court filings. A Texas bankruptcy court case highlighted the issue when a lawyer cited a non-existent 1985 case, Brasher v. Stewart, which was reportedly fabricated by AI.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has reaffirmed that Slovakia will not participate in an EU plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s military operations. Fico warned that such actions could lead to significant legal and financial challenges for the EU, including potential billion-euro arbitrations.
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Portland has canceled its annual Veterans Day parade, a decision that has stirred public debate. Organizers cited the need to adjust municipal events amid evolving public health guidelines and the complexities of planning large gatherings.
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President Trump urged the Washington Commanders to score a touchdown during their game against the Detroit Lions, emphasizing the importance of the play. Mariota eventually threw a touchdown pass to Deebo Samuel, though the team fell behind the Lions.
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Hamas has handed over the body of a soldier killed in the 2014 Gaza war. Israel confirmed through forensic tests that the remains belong to Hadar Goldin, a soldier killed in Gaza during a humanitarian ceasefire in the 2-14 war.
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President Donald Trump was in the FOX booth for the Washington Commanders’ touchdown drive against the Detroit Lions. The event, watched by thousands of fans, generated significant attention due to Trump’s prominent status as a former president and a well-known figure in American politics.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is pushing to redraw the state’s congressional map, dismissing warnings from fellow Democrat Bill Ferguson about potential risks. Moore insists that defending democracy is not risky, despite concerns over mid-cycle redistricting.
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Sen. Ashley Moody, R-Fla., discussed the government shutdown and efforts to reduce health insurance prices on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’ She emphasized the need for innovative approaches to lower costs.
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Experts warn of security risks to America’s children as photos expose those up for adoption. Ashley Brown, CEO of Selfless Love Foundation, emphasizes the need for legislative changes to protect the rights and safety of children in the adoption process.
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President Trump has intensified his criticism of the Affordable Care Act, accusing it of favoring insurance companies over individuals. He stated that he would address the issue once the government is operational.
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Tom Cruise provided Glen Powell with extensive safety and survival guidance before filming ‘The Running Man,’ emphasizing the importance of discipline, physical preparation, and realistic action performance. The advice, including running lessons and safety tips, helped Powell navigate the demanding stunt work involved in the film.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions celebrated a touchdown with Donald Trump’s signature dance during the NFL’s ‘Salute to Service’ game, drawing attention as President Trump attended the Washington Commanders’ game. The event highlighted the ongoing cultural impact of the Trump Dance in the NFL and Trump’s recent appearances at sporting events.
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The Senate is preparing to vote on a continuing resolution to fund the government through late January, following a contentious government shutdown. The resolution, known as 'The Big Weekend Show,' is expected to address funding gaps and prevent further disruptions.
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Tom Homan, acting U.S. border czar, warned that violence against ICE agents will persist as long as anti-ICE rhetoric continues. He addressed the latest incident of violence against ICE agents, urging politicians to reduce inflammatory language.
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore addressed criticisms from his state’s Senate president regarding potential issues with his redistrict, The governor emphasized the importance of fair representation and the need for comprehensive reform.
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Two Major League Baseball pitchers are accused of rigging their pitches, sparking a new sports scandal. The allegations, reported by Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino on 'Fox Report,' have raised concerns about integrity in the sport.
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Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman has criticized President Vladimir Putin for the setbacks in the Ukraine war, particularly highlighting the damage to Russia’s oil and energy infrastructure caused by Ukrainian forces. Hoffman’s comments appear on the ‘Fox Report,’ where he suggests that these strikes have exposed vulnerabilities in Russia’s war effort.
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The US government shutdown has delayed more than $5 billion in arms exports to European NATO members and subsequent transfers to Ukraine, according to Axios. A senior State Department official stated that the delay is harming both allies and US industry.
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Dark showering, a wellness trend gaining traction on social media, involves using minimal light during showers to improve sleep and reduce anxiety, according to brain expert Dr. Daniel Amen. By reducing visual input and activating the parasympathetic nervous system, this practice helps the body transition into rest and repair mode.
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President Donald Trump attended the Washington Commanders’ game against the Detroit Lions as part of the NFL’s ‘Salute to Service’ event honoring military veterans. The event featured a flyover by Air Force One and included a potential proposal to name the Commanders’ new stadium after Trump.
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Rooftop solar is spreading fast in Jamaica, and people with panels got their power back almost immediately. The ‘entire neighborhood benefits,’ one resident said.
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Federal immigration agents in Chicago’s Little Village faced violent resistance during raids, including gunfire, vehicle ramming, and debris throwing. Nine individuals were arrested as authorities launched a manhunt for the gunman who attacked agents.
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Hamas has returned the remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin, an Israeli soldier killed during the 2014 Gaza conflict, to Israel. The body, which had been held in Gaza for over a decade, was handed over amid heightened tensions in the region.
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Ben Ferguson, host of ‘The Ben Ferguson Show,’ warns that Democratic rhetoric toward Immigration and Customs, agents. He discusses this on ‘Fox Report’, emphasizing the potential consequences of political messaging on public perception and law enforcement safety.
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De’Von Achane rushed for 174 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Miami Dolphins stunned the Buffalo Bills, 30-13, ending a six-game losing streak to Buffalo. The Dolphins, who had lost their last six matchups against the Bills, moved to 3-7 on the season, while Buffalo fell to 6-3.
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The Senate is preparing for a test vote to reopen the government as pressure mounts on Democrats. The vote is seen as a critical step in reauthorizing funding for federal agencies.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams discussed the team’s epic comeback win against the New York Giants, emphasizing their desire to become a playoff team. The victory showcased the Bears’ resilience and determination as they look to strengthen their position in the NFL standings.
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Dr. Marc Siegel discusses a study indicating no additional benefit from radiation therapy following mastectomy on ‘Fox Report.’ The research suggests patients may not need this treatment, prompting a reevaluation of standard protocols.
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Chaos erupted in Chicago’s Little Village following reports that a man fired shots at U.S. Border Patrol agents during immigration enforcement operations. The incident has sparked ongoing investigations and heightened tensions in the neighborhood.
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Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., faults both parties for the ongoing government shutdown and calls to halt congressional pay until it’s resolved on ‘Fox Report.’ The move has sparked discussions about the ethical implications of using financial incentives to force political cooperation.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos on Sunday for calling Republicans ‘terrorists’ during the 1995 government shutdown. Bessent pointed to Stephanopoulos’ past remarks as part of a broader political narrative, highlighting the ongoing debate over government shutdowns and political accountability.
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Philippines faces imminent threat from Typhoon Fung-Wong, which is making landfall on Luzon, prompting the evacuation of more than one million individuals. The nation is still in the process of recovery from a prior storm that caused over 200 deaths.
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New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough celebrated the team’s unexpected victory over the Carolina Panthers, crediting the squad’s execution and his personal development as a key factor. Shough, who made his second NFL start, reflected on his growth from a first-time starter to a more confident and effective player.
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A trial is set to commence in Germany concerning the 2024 Christmas market attack, where the defendant faces murder charges. Investigators are examining potential links to far-right extremism as a motive.
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BBC director-general Tim Davie has resigned following controversy over editing a Trump speech that critics said was misleading. The edit omitted a section where Trump urged peaceful protest, leading to backlash.
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Archaeologists have revealed a digital atlas showing the Roman road network spanned 186,000 miles, expanding previous estimates by over 50%. The study, published in Scientific Data, combines historical records with modern satellite imagery to map the ancient roads, providing insights into the empire’s infrastructure and influence.
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Former FAA deputy administrator Dan Elwell criticized Democratic Rep. Katie Porter for her ‘unfounded complaint’ over private jets. Elwell argued that the focus should be on addressing staffing shortages and aviation disruptions rather than partisan debates.
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A Bucks County, Pennsylvania, cold case involving the 1962 murder of 9-year-old Carol Ann Dougherty has been solved after over six decades, with a grand jury identifying William Schrader as the killer. The case was resolved through a combination of forensic evidence, eyewitness testimony, and a confession from Schrader’s family member. The report details Schrader’s…
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called for European NATO nations to prioritize diplomacy over militarization, warning that an arms race could jeopardize the continent’s future. He emphasized the need to avoid becoming “armed to the teeth” and instead focus on solidarity and international law by 2035.
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Carnival Cruise Line is partnering with the FBI to investigate the death of an unidentified passenger on their cruise ship, raising concerns about onboard safety protocols. The incident has prompted an urgent review of safety measures for extended sea voyages.
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Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez has publicly criticized the city’s liberal leadership for their ongoing opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration policies. The criticism came during a segment on the Fox Report, where Lopez expressed frustration over what he describes as an overreach by city officials in opposing federal policies.