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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Millions of Americans head home from Thanksgiving as U.S. braces for snow02:14’Prairie strips’ bring beauty to farms with big environmental benefits01:48Radio City Rockettes officially kick off holiday season02:00Missing hiker rescued after more than 7 weeks in Canada’s Northern Rockies01:46Native American scientists launch forensics team to investigate Indigenous cold cases02:32First look at Notre Dame restoration 5 years after devastating fire01:41Now Playing’Moana 2′ shatters Thanksgiving box office record01:02UP NEXTBlack Friday shoppers face pressure as Amazon workers prepare to strike02:04Israel, Lebanon accuse each other of violating ceasefire deal01:38Democratic members…

National Dog Show contestants were judged based on overall appearance, temperament and structure according to their breeds’ official standards.“Compact, features, movement — everything a pug should be,” best-in-show judge George Milutinovich said in a news release. Vito was selected over a top-ranked Welsh terrier, a giant schnauzer, a Clumber spaniel, a Lhasa apso, a Berger Picard and an Ibizan hound.“Never seen him before. Wow. Just wow. Lots of dog in a small package,” Milutinovich said. “To look at a pug is to put a smile on your face.”Stache, the 2023 best in show Sealyham terrier, with co-hosts David Frei and…

Sean “Diddy” Combs will not be home for the holidays.The judge overseeing his sex trafficking and racketeering case ruled on Wednesday that Combs must stay behind bars ahead of his criminal trial this May. In his ruling Judge Aran Subramanian wrote, that there is “no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the safety of the community” if the music mogul was granted release.Combs, 55, is currently in jail at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center. The news comes just days after Combs’ legal team outlined their plans if he were to be released. They said that he would live in…

A cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah appeared to be holding Wednesday after President Joe Biden said the agreement to end fighting across the Israeli-Lebanon border was “designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities.”The war has killed more than 3,500 people in Lebanon and created a humanitarian catastrophe with some 1.2 million displaced from their homes. Around 80 Israeli soldiers and 50 civilians have died, and 60,000 forced from their homes.Biden said Tuesday the United States and its partners, including France, “will make sure this deal is implemented fully” after it came into effect at 4 a.m. local time Wednesday…

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Kaley Cuoco shares love-at-first-sight moment with Tom Pelphrey12:23Why people are booking wedding venues before getting engaged04:01Matt Rogers talks ‘No Good Deed,’ ‘Las Culturistas’ podcast, more05:27Now PlayingKaley Cuoco on ‘Based on a True Story,’ reuniting with Jim Parsons03:34UP NEXTTony Thomas talks leukemia survival rate improvement at St. Jude02:22Singer Addie Pratt talks childhood cancer battle, Brad Paisley duet04:05Macy’s director details Thanksgiving Day Parade preps, surprises02:17Get a peek at Jenna Bush Hager in Hallmark’s ‘Holiday Touchdown’05:45’Wicked’ casts spell on box office with record-setting opening01:19Colorado Buffaloes celebrate super fan Miss…

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Nationwide egg shortage ahead of Thanksgiving  01:37Now Playing’Wicked’ and ‘Gladiator 2’ jumpstart holiday movie season01:39UP NEXTCoast to coast storms could disrupt Thanksgiving travel01:43How four friends became social media sensations02:27Major chain restaurants are slashing prices02:28The Menendez brothers set to appear in court tomorrow01:45Murder of Rabbi being called a ‘terrorist attack’00:59President-elect Trump’s cabinet picks gear up for confirmation 02:05World War II Veteran honored for volunteer service03:12New warning about store-issued credit cards01:46The controversial new battle over bibles in public classrooms02:40Deadly new foodborne illness outbreak kills baby01:57Another high-profile politician supports removing fluoride…

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The Texas Board of Education narrowly voted Friday to allow Bible-based curriculum in elementary schools.The curriculum adopted by the Texas State Board of Education, which is controlled by elected Republicans, is optional for schools to implement, but they will receive additional funding if they do so. The materials could appear in classrooms as early as next school year.Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has voiced support for the lesson plans, which were provided by the state’s education agency that oversees the more than 5 million students in Texas public schools.The vote passed 8-7.Staci Childs, who is an attorney and a Democrat who…

The ex-girlfriend of former Marvel actor Jonathan Majors has dropped a lawsuit that accused him of assault and defamation, according to court records filed in New York Thursday.The emerging star, who appeared in boxing drama “Creed III,” was convicted in December 2023 on two counts of misdemeanor assault against Grace Jabbari, who said Majors attacker her in the back of an SUV. He was ordered to undertake a year-long counseling program but avoided jail. He denies any wrongdoing.Then Jabbari, a British dancer, launched a civil suit in March accusing Majors of malicious prosecution, assault and battery during their nearly two-year…

The man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students two years ago may be punished with the death penalty if he is convicted, the trial judge has ruled.At a hearing this month in Boise, Idaho, suspect Bryan Kohberger’s defense team had tried to persuade District Court Judge Steven Hippler to block his trial, scheduled for August, from becoming a capital murder case.But Hippler found Kohberger’s defense had failed in providing an alternative method of execution in Idaho to death by lethal injection or firing squad that is not “unduly painful,” Hippler said in his order Tuesday.”Defendant must come forward…