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Deputy Isaiah Cordero(Riverside County Sheriff’s Department)

A dedicated cop and a career criminal’s lives collide on suburban street, leaving both dead

LA Times - BY NOAH GOLDBERG, MATTHEW ORMSETH, RICHARD WINTON

(Photo: Taylor Callery)

Your Coworkers Are Less Ambitious; Bosses Adjust to the New Order

WSJ - By Lindsay Ellis and Ray A. Smith

(Photo: Ted S. Warren/AP)

28-year-old Washington State University grad student arrested in University of Idaho killings

NBC News - By Jonathan Dienst, Tom Winter, Deanna Durante and David K. Li

Central Paris was awash with red, white and blue as fans celebrated France's victory over Morocco in the Qatar 2022 World Cup semi-final. Photograph: Julien de Rosa/AFP/Getty Images

Celebrations on the Champs-Élysées as France fans hail ‘magnificent game’

The Guardian - By Angelique Chrisafis

Migrants wait to get into a U.S. government bus after crossing the border from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to El Paso, Monday, Dec. 12, 2022. (AP Photo/Christian Chavez)

Migrants converging on El Paso fuel calls for border crackdown

The Hill - By Rafael Bernal

Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters

House approves funding extension to avert government shutdown, buying time for spending deal

ABCNews - By Lauren Peller

The waterfront compound held everything from impounded vehicles to fibers from decades-old murders and cold cases. Credit: Andrew Seng for The New York Times

‘Nightmare’ Warehouse Fire Erases Evidence in Many Unsolved Cases

New York Times - By Corey Kilgannon, Hurubie Meko and Nate Schweber

Photo: USA Today

Donald Trump faces new lawsuit from E. Jean Carroll, who's already suing him for defamation

USA Today - By Kevin McCoy

Photo: Fox News

Elon Musk says 'amnesty' coming for some suspended Twitter accounts

Fox News - By Bradford Betz

Nine-year-old Brayden Medina is recovering in a hospital after being stabbed at a Target store in downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 15.(Lizzette Molina)

After Target stabbing, 9-year-old boy will spend Thanksgiving in an L.A. hospital

LA Times - By Brittny Mejia

More than a year before its collapse, FTX moved its headquarters to the Bahamas—a country that worked to lure crypto companies to its shores. So what makes the nation attractive to crypto? And how could FTX’s demise change that? Illustration: Adele Morgan

Sam Bankman-Fried Said He Would Give Away Billions. Broken Promises Are All That’s Left.

WSJ - By Rachel Louise Ensign and Ben Cohen

President Joe Biden on the South Lawn of the White House as he returns from his overseas trip to Asia on Nov. 17.Susan Walsh / AP

There is a growing shadow campaign to defend Joe Biden from House Republicans

NBC News - By Alex Seitz-Wald

Online safety experts predict Elon Musk’s amnesty will spur a rise in harassment, hate speech and misinformation. Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP

Elon Musk offers general amnesty to suspended Twitter accounts

The Guardian - By Dan Milmo

Photo: The Hill

Arizona becomes epicenter of GOP challenges to 2022 election

The Hill - By Zach Schonfeld

(Back L-r) Ted Helms, Susan Helms, Dmytro Stepnyk and Volodymyr Stepnyk (pink) Veronika(pink shirt), Liudmyla,(white shirt) and Yulia are pictured in this undated photo.
Michelle Franzen/ABC News

American family welcomes Ukrainians to Thanksgiving table

ABCNews - By Michelle Franzen

A memorial outside the Walmart in Chesapeake, Va., where a gunman fatally shot six people. Credit...Kenny Holston for The New York Times

‘We Were a Family’: Victims in Walmart Shooting Had Bonded on Overnight Shift

New York Times - By Chris Cameron, Aishvarya Kavi, Eliza Fawcett, Ava Sasani and Edgar Sandoval

Photo: USA Today

5 takeaways from Pennsylvania's John Fetterman-Dr. Oz debate in key U.S. Senate race

USA Today

Photo: Fox News

Pennsylvania Senate debate: Oz declares victory over Fetterman as the two clashed over abortion, fracking

Fox News - By Lawrence Richard

Mike Davis, seen in 2004, was the author of “City of Quartz” and more than a dozen other books on politics, history and the environment.(Annie Wells / Los Angeles Times)

Mike Davis, ‘City of Quartz’ author who chronicled the forces that shaped L.A., dies

LA Times - BY CAROLINA A. MIRANDA

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has sought to improve the company’s bottom line by slowing hiring and pushing for greater productivity.
PHOTO: BRANDON WADE/REUTERS

Google Shares Fall as YouTube and Search Ads Take Hit

WSJ

Photo: NBC

One hour with Fetterman and Oz: Key takeaways from their only debate

NBC News - By Henry J. Gomez

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Out-of-control wildfires on Maui in Hawaii have forced thousands into emergency shelters, as state officials have declared a state of emergency and deployed the National Guard to handle the disaster.
via REUTERS

Thousands flee as hurricane-fueled wildfires rip through Hawaiian islands

BreaknLinks - Hawaii

Alaska State Troopers said a child shot and killed another kid in an indigenous town while they were playing with Nerf guns on Sunday. (Photo: Shutterstock via New York Post)

Alaska child fatally shoots another child with rifle during Nerf fight

BreaknLinks - Alaska

Typhoon Khanun swept into Okinawa Wednesday, killing one man and knocking out power in over a third of households. The slow-moving typhoon is bringing strong winds and torrential rains. (Photo: Jiji Press Japan/EPA-EFE)

Typhoon Khanun kills one in Japan, knocks power out in Okinawa

BreaknLinks - Japan

A residential building that partially destroyed by missile strikes on Dnipro late Friday. (Photo: Vitali Matokha/AFP/Getty Images)

Russian missile strikes on an eastern city leaves 9 people injured, including children

BreaknLinks - Ukraine

Amazon Web Services and Genese Solution co-host tech event in Boston

BreaknLinks - Boston