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Trump's lawyers ask Supreme Court to reverse decision disqualifying him from Colorado primary ballot, citing 14th Amendment. Hearing set for Feb. 8.

Federal judge blocked JetBlue's $3.6 billion acquisition of Spirit. Spirit stock fell while JetBlue's rose. Airlines to 'evaluate next steps.'

Joyce Randolph, the last surviving cast member of the 1950s sitcom "The Honeymooners," has died at 99. Her son confirmed the death.

SEC approves first U.S. bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) after years of rejections. Multiple companies file for spot bitcoin ETFs.

Liverpool's 2-0 win over Arsenal and Manchester City's 5-0 victory are the highlights of the FA Cup third round.

"Biden slams Trump and Republicans in fiery speech commemorating Jan. 6 attacks, says 2024 election is about democracy's future."

Carlo Ancelotti extends Real Madrid contract until 2026, with hopes to remain until 2028. His decision to stay excites fans.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark announced her abdication after 52 years, succeeded by her son Crown Prince Frederik. Denmark's longest-serving monarch.

Rudy Giuliani filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $148 million, but may not be able to discharge debts.

Nippon Steel clinched a $14.9 billion deal to buy U.S. Steel, outbidding rivals. The acquisition will help Nippon expand in the U.S.

Volcano erupts in Iceland, spewing lava and smoke, threatening a nearby town. Spectacular images show molten rock and rapid growth.

Liz Cheney, a former Republican Representative, is considering a third-party run for president in 2024, citing Trump as a threat to democracy.

Chelsea's 3-2 win over Brighton & Hove Albion brings their total goals to 23 in the last four league games.

Evacuations were underway in the Philippines after magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck Mindanao, triggering tsunami warnings in the country and Japan.

Top-rated late-night host Stephen Colbert's show canceled as he recovers from surgery, jokingly hinting at Thanksgiving overindulgence. Celebrities due to appear.

Cairo Santos kicks game-winning field goal as Chicago Bears defeat Minnesota Vikings 12-10, securing first NFC North win under coach Eberflus.

48-year-old Jason Eaton pleaded not guilty to shooting three college students of Palestinian descent near the University of Vermont.

Tottenham Hotspur target Uruguay defender Sebastian Caceres for January transfer window, with interest from other Premier League clubs. Talks ongoing.

Canadian authorities warn against speculation about the Rainbow Bridge explosion. Fox News reports a terrorist attack, but it's unclear.

Investors should hold NVDA stock despite valuation concerns. Nvidia's dominance in AI chips and strategies make it a winner.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao pleads guilty to violating US anti-money laundering laws in $4.3 billion settlement, stepping down as CEO.

OpenAI appoints ex-Twitch CEO Emmett Shear to replace Sam Altman, promising reform and safety in AI development. Industry rocked.

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz stopped after hitting a loose drain cover at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, causing the cancellation of practice.

Osama bin Laden's 2002 letter resurfaces on TikTok amid Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking controversy and condemnation from the White House.

Brazil's economy declined in Q3, reversing a positive trend due to the farming sector. Forecasters expect further contraction.

"U.S. President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet to ease tensions over military conflicts, drug-trafficking, and artificial intelligence."

Biden and Xi meet at the Filoli estate in California to ease tensions, but their relationship is under pressure.

Trae Young's 41-point performance and Dejounte Murray's game-winning 3-pointer led the Atlanta Hawks to a thrilling 120-119 victory over Orlando.

Ohio and Virginia voters decide on abortion rights, impacting 2024 elections. Kentucky and Mississippi also elect governors. High stakes for both parties.

Rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud sets rookie-record with 470 passing yards, leads Houston Texans to thrilling win over Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Barcelona reportedly want to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich during next summer's transfer window.

157 people have been killed in a 5.6 magnitude earthquake in Nepal, with officials warning that the death toll could rise.

A new Beatles song titled "Now and Then," featuring the voice of John Lennon, will be released this week using AI.

West Ham United duo Bowen and Kudus express pride after scoring in victory over Arsenal in EFL Cup.

WeWork's potential bankruptcy filing next week comes as no surprise, as the company's shares have plummeted and it has struggled with debt payments.

Lawmakers in the United States have introduced two Senate bills to address child labor violations, while a third bill aims to protect unaccompanied migrant children. The bills include measures to increase reporting requirements, disclose labor infractions, and penalize companies that violate child labor laws. The legislation follows a significant increase in child labor cases in the US.

Richard Roundtree, best known for his role in the 1971 film Shaft, has died at the age of 77. His work was influential for African American actors in the industry.

House Republicans nominate Tom Emmer as their candidate for speaker, the third pick in three weeks. Emmer is a moderate with support for same-sex marriage and aid for Ukraine.

Tottenham Hotspur's new manager Ange Postecoglou is disappointed with the team's second-half performance despite going top of the table.

Hamas releases US hostages kidnapped in attack on Israel, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office.

President Joe Biden will deliver a prime-time address to rally support for his approach to conflicts in Israel and Ukraine. The speech aims to galvanize public opinion and pressure lawmakers to provide funding for the wars.

The US Treasury Department has announced that it will temporarily lift sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports and gold for six months, with the option to amend or revoke the authorizations if President Maduro fails to fulfill his commitments. The move has drawn criticism from Republicans, who argue that it supports oppressive regimes and threatens US national security. However, Latin American scholars and energy analysts see it as a positive step towards stabilizing Venezuela's oil industry, which has been plagued by underinvestment and mismanagement.

Ukrainian forces used long-range ATACMS missiles supplied by the US to inflict damage on Russian-controlled airfields. Ukrainian President Zelensky praised the missiles' performance.

USA vs. Germany in international friendly. Germany predicted to win 2-1 in Julian Nagelsmann's first match as manager.

Hamas designates Oct. 13 as a day of "general mobilization" to support "jihad-waging Gaza" in Israel and around the world.

Argentina faces Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier match. Lionel Messi's participation is uncertain. Watch live on FanCode.

Israel vows to maintain its siege on Gaza until hostages are released, causing a growing humanitarian crisis in the region.

Putin signals that OPEC+ coordination will continue to ensure predictability in the oil market and suggests supply cuts will endure until 2024.

FedEx Express has suspended inbound and outbound flights to Israel after a large attack by Hamas insurgents from Gaza over the weekend. Other cargo operators are trying to keep air cargo traffic flowing during the war despite the risk in the air and at Tel Aviv airport.

Hezbollah targeted Israeli military positions in the disputed Shebaa Farms, leading to artillery barrages from Israel. No casualties reported.