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Fri Nov 24 2023

Cease-fire between Hamas and Israel starts; hostages to be released

The first hostages are scheduled to be released at 4 p.m. local time, Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday.

A slow-motion process now underway may be a game-changer for how the Jan. 6 insurrection is viewed: It could lead to untold numbers of new arrests.

When 18-year-old Chase Crompvoets died, his lungs gave new life to former hoopster Eric Sheets. "The most we can hope for," Crompvoets's mom said.

Though the process for voting varies state by state, most will allow voters to complete a ballot at home and mail it in within a specific date.

Save on Apple AirPods, Dyson vacuums, and so much more.

While the 49ers and the Cowboys look like legitimate title contenders, the Lions don't look quite ready for that football stratosphere.

It's the holiday shopping season and we need some cold, hard honesty: What matters are gifts. Store-bought gifts, not any of that homemade nonsense.

Thanks in part to El Niño, the chances may not be so good this year for many of us, based on long-term forecasts.

The police chief at the time of Jim Irsay's arrest disputed the Colts owner's allegation that he was arrested for being a "rich, white billionaire.''

A marriage certificate filed Monday in Mobile County shows that Alex Crow, a 30-year-old Catholic priest in south Alabama, married the 18-year-old.

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