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The Hemp Ban Shows America Still Works

When science trumps partisan politics in public-health policy, everyone wins.
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Here’s how each zodiac sign can thrive in the last month of the year

Welcome to December, star seeds. It’s full sails and high hopes as we ride into the final month of the year. Read on for your December 2025 horoscopes.
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Photos Show US and Chinese Aircraft Carriers in Pacific Waters

The U.S. military operates 11 aircraft carriers, while China, a major naval power, has three in service.
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Renaming Herzog Park would have been ‘shameful erasure’, Chief Rabbi says

Yoni Weider welcomed the expected withdrawal of a proposal at Dublin City Council to rename Herzog Park but said that questions needed to be asked about how the proposal came forward.
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Hugh Wallace, architect and TV presenter, dies aged 68

Mr Wallace has been a judge on RTÉ’s Home of the Year programme since it began in 2015, the only judge to appear in every series.
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Black Friday Spending Raises Eyebrows Over US Economy

While spending soared to almost $12 billion, per one estimate, the data shows a more complicated economic picture.
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Trump doubles down on calling Gov. Tim Walz ‘retarded’: ‘There’s something wrong with him’

President Trump doubled down just days after he hurled the insult at Gov. Tim Walz in a rage-filled social media rant about immigration.
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Rescue Dog Climbs Fence in Back Yard, Owner Forced To Prove It’s Not AI

“I get why—AI content is everywhere now, and even I’ve been fooled by realistic AI videos before,” Vanessa told Newsweek.
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Trump tells reporters he’ll release results of October MRI ‘if you want’

President Trump indicated late Sunday that he would allow the results of an MRI he underwent last month to be made public, adding that he didn’t know which part of his body was being imaged.
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Conservatives ahead of governing party in Honduras presidential vote, early results show

With votes from about 43% of polling places counted early Monday in Honduras’ presidential contest, preliminary and partial results showed two conservative challengers leading the race.