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Georgia has dropped its election interference case against President Donald Trump and others, ending a major legal challenge. Prosecutors cited the complexity and lengthy timeline as reasons for dismissal. Trump welcomed the decision and criticized the investigation.
Two National Guard troops were critically injured in a targeted shooting near the White House, with the suspect in custody. Authorities are investigating the motive as leaders express solidarity and concern. The incident comes amid ongoing debate over the National Guard's deployment in Washington.
Andrea Thompson's 'World's Strongest Woman' win was overshadowed by controversy, while USA Fencing seeks to rebuild trust after a challenging year. Other headlines include criminal charges against a college football player, criticism of NBA court safety, and Thanksgiving Day NFL coverage.
Bus station screens in several cities were hacked to play music and alarms, alarming passengers. Officials are investigating and urging vigilance. Security issues with the displays have reportedly persisted.
A National Health Service doctor has been suspended over alleged antisemitic social media posts while an investigation takes place. The tribunal found no evidence of patient harm but said the posts could affect public confidence in the profession. Her suspension will be reviewed in six months.
West Virginia's governor has walked back his announcement that two National Guard members shot near the White House had died, citing conflicting reports about their condition. The incident occurred amid controversy over the deployment of armed troops to cities.
Radiohead's comeback show at London's O2 Arena showcased their unique evolution and enduring influence, opening with a rarely played early track. The performance reaffirmed their status as one of music's most innovative bands.
A U.S. envoy reportedly gave a senior Russian official advice on how to pitch a Ukraine peace deal to President Donald Trump. The call underscores ongoing diplomatic maneuvering between the U.S. and Russia.
A traveler lost his tallit and tefillin at a Florida airport, prompting an extensive but initially unsuccessful search. The incident left him concerned that the items were gone for good.
Wizz Air is offering a 30 percent discount on selected flights as part of its 'Pink Friday' sale. The promotion runs until Friday and features reduced fares to European destinations.
Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian man in Qabatiya after he threw an explosive device at them. The military found more explosives in his car, and the man later died at a hospital.
Prime Minister Netanyahu faces growing criticism for refusing to accept responsibility for the October 7 attack and rejecting calls for an independent inquiry. The military has taken disciplinary action, while public protests demand greater accountability. Tensions between political and military leaders continue to escalate.
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