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Part Four of Musk’s ‘Twitter Files’ reveals decision process post-Jan. 6 protests

The latest release of the Twitter Files reveal shifting opinions among executives about how to handle the effects of January 6 and the protests.

Army astronauts troll Navy for special uniforms ahead of huge college football matchup

The Army officers assigned to the NASA Army Detatchment trolled the United States Navy football ahead of Saturday's marquee matchup, thanking the Navy for "honoring Army astronauts."

Juul agrees to $1.7B settlement amid allegations of marketing to minors: Report

Juul Labs Inc, an electronic cigarette company, has agreed to pay $1.7 billion to settle more than 5,000 lawsuits, according to reports.

New Orleans Saints player Cameron Jordan fined for ‘faking injury’

The NFL has fined the New Orleans Saints and its player Cameron Jordan more than $500,000 for allegedly faking an injury during Monday Night Football.

Idaho student murders: Moscow police chief warns residents to ‘stay vigilant’ during busy weekend

Moscow Police Chief James Fry has warned residents to "stay vigilant" ahead of the University of Idaho’s winter commencement weekend, which draws an "influx of people."

Pennsylvania school board rejects ‘cis, white male’ for board president

A school board in Pennsylvania had voted 8-1 this week against allowing one of their school board colleagues, Gregory D’Elia, to become the president of the board because he is a “cis, white male.”

Two French bulldogs stolen from pregnant woman during armed robbery

Two French bulldogs were stolen on Friday from a pregnant woman in Los Angeles during an armed robbery, according to law enforcement officials, but the dogs were later returned by a stranger.

‘Sky is no longer a limit’: EU to scrap airplane mode for 5G, but US may not follow

The European Union will scrap airplane mode next year and replace it with updated 5G services, giving passengers full use of their mobile devices during a flight — but the United States may not follow in its footsteps.

‘I yield my time and f*** you’: LA councilman signs off with message to protesters

A Los Angeles city councilman who recently lost his election bid for city controller gave a surprising farewell speech in his final City Council meeting on Friday.

Democrats face uphill battle to maintain Senate majority in 2024

As Democrats celebrate their better-than-expected midterm performance in the Senate, the party must now look ahead to 2024 as its members face an uphill battle to maintain control of the upper chamber.
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