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Arsenal has become the top team in the Champions League group stage with three matches left, while Barcelona, Liverpool, and Manchester City are struggling.
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The article discusses the latest updates on the U.S. Men’s National Team’s World Cup 2026 roster, focusing on key players like Yunus Musah and Giovanni Reyna, who have been included in the latest rankings. It highlights the potential impact of these players on the team’s strategy moving forward.
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NBA insiders have released this week’s Power Rankings, with the Toronto Raptors and Detroit Pistons emerging as the top teams in the Eastern Conference. The rankings reflect the teams’ performances one month into the 2025-26 regular season.
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The article evaluates the Cincinnati Bengals’ defensive struggles using DVOA metrics. It also examines the New York Giants’ run D evolution since 1978, highlighting the significance of historical data in understanding current performance.
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The latest Survivor Series: WarGames event is set to be a pivotal moment in WWE programming, drawing attention for the potential final PLE match of John Cena. WWE has been working to build up the significance of this match, ensuring that it delivers both spectacle and narrative impact.
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The WWE’s Survivor Series event is set to take place on Saturday, featuring the highly anticipated WarGames match. This article aims to provide fans with essential information and key statistics to enhance their viewing experience.
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Lane Kiffin, a prominent college football coach, is set to announce his next coaching position later in the week. The article explores potential factors influencing his decision, including team dynamics, financial incentives, and opportunities for success.
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College football experts analyze the stakes of key matchups during Rival, Week, with a focus on the potential implications for conference championship scenarios. The outcomes of these games could determine the path to the College Football Playoff and the national championship.
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This weekend’s sports schedule features 37 games with postseason implications, creating a packed Rivalry Week filled with high-stakes matchups. The intensity of these matchups is heightened by the potential impact on playoff standings, making it an exciting time for sports fans.
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Thanksgiving week is a significant time for college football, with several events and matchups drawing attention. The Players Era in Las Vegas and a showcase in New York City are among the highlights.
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NFL Nation reporters have analyzed the key questions and takeaways from each Week 13 game, including the Thanksgiving Day matchups. The insights focus on strategy, player performance, and game outcomes.
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The ongoing saga at Ole Miss, dragging through Thanksgiving, is making us a little queasy. The team’s struggles during this critical period have raised questions about their readiness for the upcoming season.
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Missouri has agreed to a new six-year contract with coach Eliah Drinkwitz, with an average annual compensation of $10.75 million. The contract was announced by the school on Thursday.
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Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart has been cleared from the concussion protocol, allowing him to return for Monday night’s game against the Patriots. The decision comes after a thorough evaluation by the team’s medical staff, who determined that Dart is fit to play.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has announced that an interim lightweight title fight between Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett will headline UFC 324 on January 24 in Las Vegas. This highly anticipated matchup is expected to generate significant interest and excitement among fight fans worldwide.
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Colts quarterback Daniel Jones is dealing with a fibula injury but remains confident he will be game-ready for Sunday’s matchup against the Houston Texans. The injury is expected to be monitored throughout the week, and the team’s medical staff are closely watching his progress.
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Fuzzy Zoeller, a two-time major champion and one of golf’s most gregarious characters, has died at 74. His career was marked by both golfing success and a controversial remark about Tiger Woods.
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Coach Dan Campbell acknowledged the Lions’ struggles after their 31-24 loss to the Packers, noting they are 7-5 overall. The defeat has left the team in a difficult position, with Campbell expressing concern over their performance.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder’s All-NBA guard Jalen Williams is expected to make his season debut against the Phoenix Suns on Friday. The team has moved him off the injury report, indicating he is prepared to return for the upcoming game.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love threw four touchdown passes in a 31-24 victory over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. The win adds to the Packers’ tradition of success on the holiday.
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The Cincinnati Bengals are gearing up for a crucial matchup against the Baltimore Ravens with quarterback Joe Burrow set to rejoin the team. The game promises to be a significant test for Burrow and the Bengals’ roster as they aim to secure a victory.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio assured allies during a November 25 call that the United States intends to focus on security guarantees for Ukraine once a peace deal is finalized. This communication took place during a November 25 call, where Rubio emphasized the country’s commitment to ensuring regional stability.
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Ukraine and the UK have signed a license agreement to produce the Octopus interceptor drone. The agreement is part of a broader collaboration between the two nations to enhance military technology and support Ukraine’s defense strategy.
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Kseniya Kvitka, an assistant researcher at Human Rights Watch, reflects on Ukraine’s ongoing challenges as power outages plague the capital. The piece highlights the broader implications of these disruptions on the country’s fight for justice.
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An explosion has occurred in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, raising concerns of a possible drone strike. The incident took place in a region under the control of Ramzan Kadyrov, a key ally of Vladimir Putin.
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Ukrainian oligarchs Ihor Kolomoisky and Hennadiy Boholyubov failed to pay a $3 billion fine imposed by a court ruling, despite a two-week deadline. The case highlights the complex legal and financial challenges within Ukraine’s judicial system.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated that the U.S. peace plan could form the basis for future agreements but emphasized the need for further discussion. Polish Foreign Minister Zbign’towski (Witk0ff) is set to visit Moscow, suggesting diplomatic efforts toward a ceasefire.
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Russian forces are alleged to have executed five Ukrainian prisoners of war in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast, according to recent reports. The alleged execution reportedly took place after the soldiers were captured in a forest, interrogated, and subsequently shot.
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Italy’s Supreme Court upheld the extradition of Ukrainian suspect Serhii Kuznetsov to Germany, confirming his involvement in the Nord Stream 2 pipeline sabotage case.
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Ukrainian forces reportedly withdrew near Huliaipole in an uncoordinated manner, allowing Russian troops to flanking Ukrainian positions. Spokesman Vladyslav Voloshyn disclosed the incident on November 27, raising concerns about Ukrainian defense coordination.
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A Kyiv court delayed the appeal of Ukraine’s former energy chief until mid-December, a move seen as politically motivated. Critics accuse the delay of being part of a broader effort to stall justice.
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Ukrainian students at the Kharkiv Aviation Institute are now studying weapons engineering in basement firing ranges due to the ongoing war. This shift in education highlights the impact of the conflict on academic pursuits and student life.
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Ukraine’s Center for National Resistance has raised alarms about a potential mandatory ‘exchange’ program that could send 40,000 children to Russia. The organization highlights the absence of transparency and control mechanisms, leaving parents unable to influence the organization of such exchanges.
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Timothy Snyder, an American historian, criticizes the approach to peace in Ukraine following a recent Russian attack that used over 500 drones, cruise missiles, and rockets. Most drones were shot down, but the attack still managed to hit Ukrainian civilian targets, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the region.
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Analysts suggest Russia’s hesitation stems from a combination of strategic considerations and internal political dynamics. The Russian government has been careful to avoid making commitments that could undermine its position in the conflict, particularly given the complexities of the war on multiple fronts.
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Explosions were reported in several Russian cities, including Taganrog, Novorossiysk, and Saratov, overnight on Nov. 28 amid a widespread drone attack. The attack, which targeted multiple locations, has led to significant concerns over the safety of civilians and the potential for further escalation in the region.
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The Labour government celebrated a second consecutive year of declining long-term migration to the UK, as it faces mounting pressure on the issue from the populist, right-wing Reform UK party. This development comes as the government faces increasing scrutiny and pressure from the Reform UK party, which has been vocal in its demands for tighter…
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Nvidia’s $5 trillion valuation raises questions about the future of artificial intelligence. Companies developing the technology face uncertainty about where it is headed.
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President Donald Trump was asked about his planned golf match with former president Joe Biden during a Thanksgiving address to military personnel. Trump stated that Biden had not accepted his invitation to play, highlighting a potential diplomatic and personal tension between the two leaders.
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Ken Burns criticized federal spending cuts to PBS, calling public broadcasting the ‘Declaration of Independence’ for communication. He warned that rural areas would suffer the most, as local news and emergency services risk disappearing without federal funding.
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Erika Kirk reflected on her first Thanksgiving without her late husband, Charlie Kirk, emphasizing gratitude, grief, and faith. Her heartfelt message, shared on Instagram, highlighted the enduring presence of gratitude amidst loss and the support received from loved ones and the global community.
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International pressure is being considered as a potential catalyst for a ceasefire in Sudan, following the rejection of a US-backed peace proposal. The situation remains critical, with continued fighting posing significant risks to civilians and hindering the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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Israeli forces killed two Palestinians after they appeared to surrender during an incident in the occupied West Bank, prompting the Palestinian Authority to call it a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli army and police are reviewing the incident.
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Israeli forces killed two Palestinians who had apparently surrendered during an incident in the occupied West Bank, prompting the Palestinian Authority to call it a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli army and police are reviewing the incident.
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Israeli forces killed two Palestinians after the individuals apparently surrendered, prompting the Palestinian Authority to call the incident a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli army and police are reviewing the incident to determine the circumstances and assess any potential violations of international law.
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Israeli forces killed two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank following an incident that the Palestinian Authority called a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli military and police are investigating the circumstances of the event, which has raised international concerns over civilian casualties.
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Israeli forces have killed two Palestinians after the individuals reportedly surrendered. The Palestinian Authority has condemned the incident, calling it a ‘war crime.’
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Israeli forces killed two Palestinians after they apparently surrendered, prompting the Palestinian Authority to call it a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli military and police are investigating the event in the occupied West Bank.
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Israeli forces have killed two Palestinians after an incident in the occupied West Bank, which the Palestinian Authority called a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli military and police are reviewing the situation.
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Israeli forces have killed two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, prompting the Palestinian Authority to label the incident a ‘war crime.’ The Israeli military and police are currently investigating the matter.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed that he will personally participate in significant talks next week, following his announcement during a Thursday evening address. The details of these talks remain under wraps, but they are expected to have major implications for Ukraine’s geopolitical and economic landscape.
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže to discuss defense support for Ukraine and Latvia’s involvement in the PURL initiative and other security mechanisms. The PURL initiative focuses on enhancing cooperation among NATO allies to strengthen regional security.
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Officials confirmed that the shooting suspect is an Afghan man who lived in Washington State, with the suspect having driven across the country to execute the attack.
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The European Parliament has extended the deadline for Ukrainian exporters to comply with the EUDR regulation, giving large operators until December 2026 and small businesses until June 2027. This decision aims to ease the transition for these businesses while maintaining the integrity of the EU’s food traceability system.
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The U.S. is reviewing asylum cases under the Biden administration following a shooting incident involving two National Guard members in Washington. Homeland Security officials accused the previous administration of widespread vetting failures.
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Angel families have expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump for his border security efforts in a Thanksgiving-themed video. The video features messages from over a dozen families, including Joe Abraham and Anne Fundner, thanking the president for policies aimed at keeping communities safe and preventing further tragedies.
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The Verkhovna Rada’s Energy Committee proposes postponing fines for non-compliance with the 5% bioethanol requirement in gasoline until July 1, 2026, while raising the standard to at least 7%.
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A new report reveals a troubling increase in cigarette smoking among teenagers, raising public health concerns. Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the issue in the context of his new book, which explores the union between faith and science.
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The U.S. will soon begin stopping suspected Venezuelan drug traffickers by land, following recent naval operations that have intercepted about 85% of illicit cargo. The plan comes amid ongoing tensions and a history of U.S. military strikes on Venezuelan drug networks.
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensk, has confirmed that Ukrainian and U.S. delegations will meet at the end of the week to discuss security guarantees and diplomatic positions. The meeting is expected to focus on enhancing Ukraine’s security measures and securing international support.