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US Loses Measles Elimination Status For The First Time In 26 Years
The U.S. has lost its measles elimination status for the first time since 2000, researchers say, after more than 5,400 cases and over a year of spread.
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Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins Wins Alaska Governor’s Race Without A Runoff
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is projected to win Alaska’s governorship outright with over 50% of first-choice votes, becoming the state’s first Democratic governor since 2002.
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Tanker Hits Docked Riverboat In New Orleans, Capsizing It; All Aboard Accounted For
A tanker that apparently lost steering struck a docked cruise riverboat in New Orleans, capsizing it and sending more than 30 people to hospitals.
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Deadly Building Collapse In Brooklyn Sparks Rescue Effort
At least one person died and several were injured after a three-story building collapsed in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon.
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Alexander Darchiev, Russia’s Ambassador To The US, Dies At 66
Russia’s Foreign Ministry says its ambassador in Washington, career diplomat Alexander Darchiev, died suddenly on Nov. 11 at the age of 66.
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Boeing To Cut About 5% Of Its Commercial Airplane Workforce As Jet Production Slows
Boeing will reduce its commercial airplanes workforce by about 5% after slowing the pace of its planned jet production increases.
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81-Year-Old M. John Harrison Becomes Oldest Ever Booker Prize Winner
British author M. John Harrison has won the 2026 Booker Prize for “The End of Everything,” becoming the oldest winner in the prize’s history.
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Russia, Ukraine & US Hold First Peace Talks In 9 Months In Abu Dhabi
Delegations from Russia, Ukraine and the United States met in Abu Dhabi for their first three-way talks since February, focused on security guarantees.
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Rep. Massie Files 8 Impeachment Articles Against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
A Kentucky Republican has forced the House to deal with eight impeachment articles against the Pentagon chief, centered on the war with Iran.
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US Inflation Runs Hot As Consumer Prices Jump 0.4% In October
Consumer prices rose faster than expected in October, the last inflation reading before the Federal Reserve meets in December.
