Hot Off The Wire

Each week Hot off the Wire looks at a variety of stories in business, science, health and more. This week's headlines include:

• In Colorado town built on coal, some families are moving on, even as Trump tries to boost industry.
• Mass killings in 2025 hit lowest level since 2006.
• Another line of attack White House sets up a hall of shame for news outlets.
• Scientists capture the crackling sounds of what they believe is lightning on Mars.
• Telescope in Chile captures stunning new picture of a cosmic butterfly.
• A brown pelican 'feeding frenzy' is an encouraging sign for the often-struggling large seabirds.
• Zohran Mamdani and the Louvre make the list of most mispronounced words of 2025.
• The Supreme Court will decide whether Trump's birthright citizenship order violates the Constitution.
• US vaccine advisers vote to end advice that all US babies get hepatitis B vaccine at birth.
• FIFA gives President Donald Trump a peace prize in a departure from its traditional focus on sport.
• Grand jury transcripts from abandoned Epstein investigation in Florida ordered released.
• Fed's preferred inflation gauge stayed elevated in September as spending weakened.
• Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. studio and streaming business for $72 billion.
• Cloudflare says service restored after outage that brought down sites including Zoom and LinkedIn.
• Harnessing the power of AI to help revolutionize Olympic-level figure skating.
• Derrick Henry expects a physical battle against rival Steelers in matchup for first place.
• A crystal Fabergé egg crafted for Russian royalty is expected to sell for more than $26 million.
• Asia’s deadly floods are no fluke. They’re a climate warning.
• Long-lost Rubens painting depicting crucifixion sells for $2.7M.
• French first lady Brigitte Macron visits an old friend in China A giant panda called Yuan Meng.
• Trinidad and Tobago's steelpan is back in business as a new generation embraces its sound.

—The Associated Press

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• Federal panel is expected to vote today on a new recommendation on hepatitis B vaccines for newborns.
• Man accused of planting pipe bombs before Jan. 6 Capitol attack is charged with explosives offenses.
• Air passengers in India are dealing with delays after IndiGo, the nation's largest carrier, failed to comply with new pilot restrictions.
• US prioritizes visas for fans traveling for the World Cup, Olympics and other events.
• US military conducts strike on another suspected drug boat as probe into the first strike begins.
• Affordable Care Act premiums are set to spike. A new poll shows enrollees are already struggling.
• Admiral tells lawmakers there was no 'kill them all' order in attack that killed drug boat survivors.
• Hearing in Luigi Mangione's state murder case sheds new light on his arrest.
• Wall Street inches closer to its all-time high.
• US filings for jobless benefits fall to 191,000, lowest since September of 2022.
• A three-TD performance helps Detroit snap Dallas’ three-game win streak, an 18-year streak ends for the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, a last-second shot leads Philly past Golden State, an NBA team faces a hefty fine for resting a star player and a strong return for the world’s top golfer.
• NFL mandates playing surfaces for all stadiums meet new standards by 2028 to enhance player safety.
• An NCAA-backed effort to reshape college sport regulations has hit a wall in Congress.
• Ralph Lauren unveils Team USA's Olympic uniforms.
• Ship in Bab el-Mandeb Strait attacked by suspected pirates, officials say.
• Putin and Modi to discuss Russia-India trade and defense ties amid US pressure.
• Asia flood death toll surpasses 1,500 as calls grow to fight deforestation.
• Putin says there are points he can't agree to in the US proposal to end Russia's war in Ukraine.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• A federal vaccine advisory committee is expected to discuss whether newborns should still get the hepatitis B vaccine — the first shot found to prevent cancer.
• Lawmakers will hear from Navy admiral who ordered attack that killed boat strike survivors.
• Pentagon knew boat attack left survivors but still launched a follow-on strike, AP sources say.
• Trump pardons Texas Democratic Rep. Cuellar in bribery and conspiracy case.
• Decades-old palm trees in Rio de Janeiro flower for the first — and only — time.
• Air Force pilot safely ejects before F-16 fighter jet crashes in California desert.
• Federal agents launch immigration crackdown in New Orleans.
• Pentagon watchdog finds Hegseth’s use of Signal posed risk to US personnel, AP sources say.
• Grand Canyon cancels overnight stays at South Rim lodges because of water-line breaks.
• D-Day veteran Charles Shay, who saved lives on Omaha Beach, dies at 101 in France.
• UPS put profits over safety before plane crash that killed 14, lawyer alleges.
• Wall Street pulls near its all-time high.
• Steve Cropper, guitarist and member of Stax Records' Booker T and the M.G.'s, has died at age 84.
• Doctor who sold ketamine to 'Friends' star Matthew Perry gets 2 12 years in prison.
• Spotify Wrapped 2025 is here and Bad Bunny has dethroned Taylor Swift as most-streamed artist.
• Milwaukee rallies past Detroit despite losing an NBA MVP to injury, a 50-point game powers Denver past Indiana, the NHL’s all-time goal leader adds two more as Capitals’ win streak grows, a young star quarterback remains in limbo, an All-Pro pass catcher is extended, and two Patriots' greats are Hall of Fame finalists.
• Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft selected as finalists for 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class.
• The World Cup draw is usually a spectacle. This time, FIFA hopes bigger is better.
• ID of Thai agricultural worker's remains leaves 1 final hostage in Gaza as Israeli strikes kill 5 in Gaza.
• Massive power outage hits Cuba's western region after transmission line fails.
• Former EU foreign policy chief arrested in latest scandal to hit the bloc.
• Rescue teams racing after last week's flooding in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
• Marine robotics firm will resume deep-sea search for MH370 plane that vanished a decade ago.
• A 1-year-old was among 159 killed in Hong Kong apartment fires. 30 others remain missing.
• Australia to enforce social media age limit of 16 next week with fines up to $33 million.

—The Associated Press

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• Federal authorities plan operation in Minnesota focusing on Somali immigrants, AP source says.
• Hamas preparing to hand over more remains as Israel plans to allow Palestinians to exit Gaza.
• Iran's currency falls to a new low as nuclear sanctions squeeze its ailing economy.
• Pope Leo ends first foreign trip with silent prayer at Beirut blast site, Mass at port.
• Trump administration halts immigration applications for migrants from 19 travel-ban nations.
• Trump-backed Republican Matt Van Epps wins US House special election in Tennessee.
• Chances dwindling for renewal of health care subsidies, risking premium spikes for millions.
• Arizona attorney general sues Chinese online retailer Temu over data theft claims.
• Doodling, drowsiness and a conspicuous misspelling highlight Trump's last Cabinet meeting of 2025.
• Hegseth cites 'fog of war' in defending follow-on strike in scrutinized attack on alleged drug boat.
• Putin accuses Europeans of sabotaging peace efforts on Ukraine and meets US delegation.
• Supreme Court likely to rule in favor of abortion opponents in challenge to state investigation.
• Former Honduras President Hernández freed after Trump pardon.
• Man charged in National Guard shooting pleads not guilty during court appearance from hospital bed.
• Wall Street holds steadier as bond yields and bitcoin stabilize.
• An SEC team is on the rise in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, an NBA All-Star goes off in an East semifinals rematch, a last-minute win for a top five team in college basketball, an NHL player returns after an acquittal and updates on the futures of two sports icons. Serena Williams says she is not coming back to tennis.
• Tiger Woods dealing with uncertain times with his golf, the Ryder Cup and reshaping the PGA Tour.
• White House, Olympic leaders lend support to SCORE Act to regulate college sports.
• Australia to enforce social media age limit of 16 next week with fines up to $33 million.
• Macron arrives in China for talks with Xi on trade ties and Russia's war in Ukraine.
• Europeans accuse Putin of faking interest in peace after talks with US envoys.
• Settler outposts spread among West Bank villages and fuel fear of more attacks.
• Israel says it receives 'findings' handed over by Palestinian militants in Gaza.
• More than 1,300 dead from floods in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand as rescue efforts intensify.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Northeast prepares for first major snowstorm of season.
• USA Gymnastics and Olympic sports watchdog failed to stop coach's sexual abuse, lawsuits allege.
• Luigi Mangione was back in court as he faces charges for allegedly killing United Healthcare's CEO last year.
• US air travelers without REAL IDs will be charged a $45 fee.
• What is Giving Tuesday? How to donate on the annual day of charitable giving.
• Shoppers scoured for deals online on Cyber Monday and delivered strong sales for retailers.
• Doctor says Trump had preventative screening MRI on heart, abdomen with 'perfectly normal' results.
• White House says admiral ordered follow-on strike on alleged drug boat, insists attack was lawful.
• Zelenskyy says US peace plan 'looks better' with revisions but work continues.
• UK and US agree zero-tariff deal on pharmaceuticals.
• Former Trump lawyer Alina Habba is disqualified as top New Jersey prosecutor, US appeals court rules.
• Federal review finds 44% of US trucking schools don't comply with government rules.
• US stocks fall to their first loss in 6 days as bitcoin tumbles.
• New England’s win streak reaches double digits, a two-time All-Pro defensive back avoids a major injury, the SEC’s longest-tenured coach is fired and a Big Ten school makes a coaching hire, a big scoring night for a six-time NBA All-Star, AP Top 25 college hoops poll updates and an All-Star reliever signs in baseball.
• Alexey Toropchenko is the latest NHL player to be sidelined by a bizarre off-ice injury.
• Gangs launch large-scale attack in Haiti's central region as hundreds flee gunfire and burning homes.
• Pope Leo XIV begins historic visit to Lebanon with call for peace, hope.
• Hong Kong stifles dissent as some netting on burned buildings found not to meet fire code.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• US and Ukrainian negotiators meet as Trump seeks to broker an end to the war.
• Lawmakers voice support for congressional reviews of Trump's military strikes on boats.
• Trump issues White House invitation to families of the two National Guard members who were shot.
• Hondurans vote to elect new president in a close race under shadow of Trump’s surprise intervention.
• LSU lures Lane Kiffin away from virtual playoff lock Ole Miss.
• Why Cyber Monday could break spending records despite economic uncertainty.
• Shoppers spend billions on Black Friday to snag holiday deals, despite wider economic uncertainty.
• US retailers watch Black Friday traffic for a hoped-for holiday halo effect.
• A Border Patrol-led immigration crackdown is coming to southeast Louisiana. Here's what to know.
• US halts all asylum decisions after shooting of National Guard members.
• Northwestern to pay $75 million in deal with Trump administration to restore federal funding.
• Trump vows to 'permanently pause' migration from poor nations in anti-immigrant social media screed.
• Dominican Republic grants US access to restricted areas for its deadly fight against drugs.
• Trump says he's barring South Africa from participating in next year's G20 summit near Miami.
• Immigrant with family ties to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is detained by ICE.
• British playwright Tom Stoppard, who won Academy Award for 'Shakespeare In Love,' has died at 88.
• Fuzzy Zoeller, two-time major champion haunted by racist joke about Tiger Woods, dies at 74.
• As parts of the Great Lakes region dig out from a weekend storm, some parts of the Northeast are preparing for their first significant snowstorm this season.
• Airlines work to fix software glitch on A320 aircraft and some flights are disrupted.
• Canada's prime minister and Alberta's premier sign pipeline deal that could reverse oil tanker ban.
• Fleet of UPS planes grounded after deadly crash expected to miss peak delivery season.
• Police search for shooter after 4 are killed and 11 wounded in shooting in Stockton, California.
• 4 dead and 10 wounded in shooting at banquet hall in Stockton, California.
• A 6.0-magnitude earthquake rocks the Anchorage area of Alaska, largest since 2021.
• Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off in Manhattan.
• Josh Allen’s record TD helps Buffalo top Pittsburgh, Denver becomes the NFL’s second 10-win team and the L.A. Rams’ win streak ends, a top college football coach leaves one SEC team for another, Texas A&M slips in the rankings after its first loss and a former NBA MVP returns from injury.
• After Luka Doncic called special court 'dangerous,' Lakers playing NBA Cup game on normal court.
• Iran boycotting World Cup draw citing visa restrictions for soccer officials.
• LSU confirms Kelly was fired 'without cause' and is owed his full $54 million buyout.
• Bangladesh's ex-leader Hasina and niece, British lawmaker Tulip Siddiq, found guilty of corruption.
• Pope Leo XIV calls on Lebanese leaders to be true peacemakers as he seeks to bring message of hope.
• Pope Leo XIV prays at Armenian cathedral in Istanbul as Turkey and Armenia attempt reconciliation.
• Netanyahu submits request for a pardon during his ongoing corruption trial.
• Palestinian death toll has surpassed 70,000 since the Israel-Hamas war began, Gaza ministry says.
• German far-right party sets up its new youth wing as thousands protest.
• Death toll from floods and mudslides in Sri Lanka rises to 132, with 176 people still missing.
• Authorities probe corruption and negligence in Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades.
• Two tankers catch fire in the Black Sea after being struck, Turkish authorities report.
• Zelenskyy's chief of staff resigns as Ukraine corruption investigations widen.
• On this week's AP Religion Roundup, a former Popemobile is converted to deliver health care, and high hopes are set for Pope Leo’s trip to Lebanon and Turkey.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Crossing guards face life-threatening dangers on the job.
• Behind the AP investigation into crossing guard safety, death.
• At The Gentle Barn, turkeys are for snuggling, not stuffing at Thanksgiving.
• It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a rare Superman comic book! And it fetched $9.12M!.
• National Parks to raise fees for millions of international tourists to popular US parks.
• Paramount set to distribute 'Rush Hour 4' after Trump's reported request.
• New prosecutor won't pursue charges against Trump and others in Georgia election interference case.
• Average US long-term mortgage rate falls to 6.23%, ending a three-week climb.
• Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week as job cuts stay low.
• College basketball player in Oklahoma dies after being injured during game.
• Under a cloud, the Olympic flame begins its journey to the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.
• Drugs sneaked into Ohio prison soaked into the pages of 'Hillbilly Elegy'.
• They relied on marijuana to get through the day. But then days felt impossible without it.
• The late Pope Francis’ popemobile unveiled in the West Bank.
• Thai woman found alive in coffin after being brought in for cremation.
• South Korea's largest satellite launched on Nuri rocket in ambitious space mission.
• Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau appear on state television saying they have seized power in the country.
• Indonesia investigates radioactive contamination in some exports to US and Europe.Israeli military says the Red Cross has received another set of remains from Gaza militants.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• The shutdown is over. Flights have resumed. Thanksgiving travelers might wonder What now.
• Stores keep prices down in a tough year for turkeys. Other Thanksgiving foods may cost more.
• Sweet potato or pumpkin The Thanksgiving pie debate.
• Trump spares turkeys — but not his political opponents — at annual pardoning ceremony.
• Some families are 'adopting' turkeys for Thanksgiving instead of eating them.
• Report: US envoy coached Putin aide on how Russian leader should pitch Trump on Ukraine peace plan
• Israel has handed over 15 more Palestinian bodies, hospital officials in Gaza say
• Taiwan puts $40 billion toward building a defense dome and buying US weapons06a Federal agency boosts size of most single-family loans the government can guarantee to $832,750.
• FBI seeks interviews with Democratic lawmakers who urged US troops to defy illegal orders.
• US push for Russia-Ukraine peace deal gains momentum as attacks on Kyiv kill 7.
• Rights groups slam Trump administration for ending Myanmar deportation protection as civil war rages.
• X's new feature raises questions about the foreign origins of some popular US political accounts.
• 4 more arrested in $102M Louvre jewel heist, Paris prosecutor says.
• DC Mayor Bowser announces she won't seek fourth term, as Trump's federal intervention continues.
• Football coach who went missing before undefeated team's playoff game is wanted on criminal charges.
• Prosecutors will retry man in death of Etan Patz, whose 1979 disappearance spotlighted missing kids.
• Slender Man attacker won't fight extradition to Wisconsin after fleeing group home.
• Torn roofs and smashed windows among damage to over 100 homes in a tornado near Houston.
• Stocks climb on hopes for lower interest rates as Dow rallies 660 points.
• Consumer confidence slides as Americans grow wary of high costs and sluggish job gains.
• US retail sales rose slightly in September, adding to months of big gains.
• An Elite Eight rematch ends in an upset in college basketball; a long losing streak is snapped in the NBA; the latest CFP rankings and a coaching hire in college football; an NFL player is suspended for a punch and an MLB star pitcher is traded.
• Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Larry Fitzgerald lead Pro Football Hall of Fame modern era semifinalists.
• Former NBA champ Rick Fox announces plans to run in Bahamian general election.
• Cristiano Ronaldo set to avoid ban at World Cup after FIFA red-card verdict offers probation.
• Fire rages through bamboo scaffolding at Hong Kong high-rise residential complex, killing 4.
• Landslides and flash floods on Indonesia’s Sumatra island leave at least 17 dead and 6 missing.
• 'Everything is soaked' Winter rains in Gaza bring new misery for Palestinians.
• Israeli military says the Red Cross has received another set of remains from Gaza militants.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Russian attacks kill at least 6 in Ukraine while US peace plan is discussed.
• The European Union proposes deepening defense industry ties with Ukraine.
• US-backed aid company in Gaza shutters operations as Israel's military and defense minister clash.
• White House circulates a plan to extend Obamacare subsidies as Trump pledges health care fix.
• Georgia lineman Nyier Daniels is dismissed from the team after his arrest following a police chase.
• Trump administration plans to review refugees admitted under Biden, memo obtained by The AP says.
• Top US military adviser visits Caribbean as Trump ramps up pressure on Venezuela.
• Trump says he will visit Beijing in April and host China’s Xi for a state visit later next year.
• Pentagon says it's investigating Sen. Mark Kelly after video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders'.
• Trump, Xi spoke on phone Monday to discuss trade, Taiwan and Ukraine, US and Chinese officials say.
• European officials welcome progress in talks on US proposals to end Russia-Ukraine war.
• Judge dismisses Comey, James indictments after finding that prosecutor was illegally appointed.
• Thousands of arrests by Trump's crime-fighting task force in Memphis strain crowded jail and courts.
• Jimmy Cliff, reggae giant and star of landmark film 'The Harder They Come,' dead at 81.
• One of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre's last survivors, Viola Ford Fletcher, dies at age 111.
• Dharmendra, iconic Bollywood actor and Indian cinema’s ‘He-Man,’ dies at 89.
• Boeing's troubled capsule won't carry astronauts on next space station flight.
• Wisconsin woman in 2014 Slender Man stabbing is found a day after walking away from group home.
• Locksmith dies after being shot during eviction in Florida; a deputy and the shooter also died.
• Another rally for Alphabet leads the US stock market higher.
• Christian McCaffrey dominates against his former team on Monday Night Football, a young quarterback lands in concussion protocol, an NBA team matches a franchise record in a double-digit win streak, updates on the AP Top 25 college hoops polls, an MLB team names a permanent manager and more.
• Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups pleads not guilty in rigged poker games case.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Trump pledge to 'immediately' end protections for Minnesota Somalis sparks fear and legal questions
• Brazil's Bolsonaro says 'hallucinations' led him to violate ankle monitoring and cause his arrest
• Death toll climbs in Southeast Asia as heavy rains cause floods and landslides
• Mamdani stands by Trump criticism despite friendly White House meeting.
• Airlines cancel flights to Venezuela after FAA warns of worsening security, military activity.
• The G20 summit in South Africa ends with the glaring absence of the US after Trump's boycott.
• Ukraine and Western allies meet in Geneva to discuss US peace plan.
• Zelenskyy says Ukraine faces a stark choice and risks losing American support over US peace plan.
• European leaders to meet in South Africa to counter US plan on Russia’s war. Kyiv prepares for talks.
• Trump says Democrats' video message to military is 'seditious behavior' punishable by death.
• JFK's granddaughter reveals terminal cancer diagnosis, criticizes cousin RFK Jr.
• Fire aboard a Los Angeles container ship briefly prompted a shelter-in-place order.
• Motorist in North Carolina tells 911 'I just had a bald eagle drop a cat through my windshield'.
• 4 guards sentenced in brutal beating death of an incarcerated Black man at New York prison.
• North Dakota Supreme Court ruling reverses judge's decision that overturned the state's abortion ban.
• Ex-Georgia deputies cleared of murder in death of Black man shocked at least 15 times.
• Officer acquitted in death of Ta'Kiya Young, a pregnant Black mother accused of shoplifting.
• More swings hit Wall Street, but this time stocks finish higher.
• “America’s Team" rallies past the Super Bowl champions on a record-setting day for its star QB, the Patriots and Rams stay atop their conferences, a Heisman candidate leads a rout in college football, the defending NBA champs stay hot, a trade in baseball and more.
• UAB football player accused of stabbing 2 teammates before game.
• Reno's 3TDs leads Yale upset over Harvard 45-28 in 141st The Game.
• Ex-Temple basketball player Hysier Miller bet on his team to lose multiple times, NCAA says.
• Travis Kelce plans to decide on retirement after the season, wants to give Chiefs time to prepare.
• European officials welcome progress in talks on US proposals to end Russia-Ukraine war.
• Pope calls on kidnappers in Nigeria to free 265 students and teachers after 50 pupils escape.
• Israel launches strikes in Gaza ceasefire's latest test as hospitals say 20 killed.
• On this week's AP Religion Roundup, religious violence in Nigeria, the 10 Commandments in Texas classrooms.

—The Associated Press

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Each week Hot off the Wire looks at a variety of stories in business, science, health and more. This week's headlines include:

• Advocacy groups urge parents to avoid AI toys this holiday season.
• Why does this NYC subway station smell 'Christmassy' It's an ad.
• The next Met Gala exhibit will spotlight fashion across art history.
• What happens when your immune system hijacks your brain.
• Volkswagen debuts restored vintage blue bus that survived a California wildfire and melted hearts.
• Zelenskyy says Ukraine faces choice of losing dignity or risking loss of key partner with US plan.
• Final resting place set for the historic SS United States to become an artificial reef off Florida.
• For people in this New England mountain town, a health center’s closure leaves unanswered questions.
• Visitors to a New Jersey zoo get to watch veterinarians treat the animals.
• Police say a man has been shot and killed after wielding a knife at St. Louis airport.
• Nations and environmental groups slam proposals at UN climate talks, calling them too weak.
• Florida eviction turns deadly as a deputy and suspect are killed, two others wounded.
• 2 robbers overpower a guard and steal dozens of ancient gold coins from a Swiss museum.
• Saints linebacker Demario Davis says the team is building momentum in challenging season.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• US and Russia draw up peace plan for Ukraine that includes big concessions from Kyiv.
• Ukraine would cede territory to Russia in draft of Trump peace plan obtained by AP.
• Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should 'get the bum off the air.'
• Trump and Mamdani meet Friday in the Oval Office. They've cast each other as adversaries for months.
• Russian hacking suspect wanted by the FBI arrested on Thai resort island.
• FAA gives $10K bonuses only to controllers and technicians with perfect attendance during shutdown.
• No U.S. representative at upcoming G20 summit.
• Judge orders Trump administration to end National Guard deployment in DC.
• Trump administration announces plan for new oil drilling off the coasts of California and Florida.
• Trump says Democrats' video message to military is 'seditious behavior' punishable by death.
• Border Patrol is monitoring US drivers and detaining those with 'suspicious' travel patterns.
• These are the sights and sounds of Trump's immigration crackdown in Chicago.
• Dick Cheney's funeral brings bipartisan tributes, but Trump was not invited.
• Americans like democracy, but don't believe it or US institutions are working well, poll finds.
• Army secretary set to meet with Zelenskyy to help with Ukraine peace talks, officials say.
• Investigators say UPS plane that crashed in Kentucky, killing 14, had cracks in engine mount.
• Big swings keep rocking Wall Street as US stocks drop sharply after erasing a morning surge.
• Average US long-term mortgage rate rises to 6.26%, the third straight increase.
• Verizon is cutting more than 13,000 jobs as it works to 'reorient' entire company.
• U.S. employers added surprisingly solid 119,000 jobs in September, government says in delayed report.
• Texans dominate the reigning NFL MVP in a Thursday night victory, a career night helps Philly win in OT in the NBA, the top-ranked team in college basketball avoids an upset, the NHL’s all-time leading goal scorer adds another hat trick and a former CFP committee executive and Big 12 AD resigns.
• Lakers fire Joey Buss, Jesse Buss from front office positions after ownership change.
• Chiefs assistant Dave Toub President Trump 'doesn't even know what he's looking at' on NFL kickoffs.
• Armed men abduct schoolchildren and staff at another school in Nigeria, days after latest abduction.
• Fire prompts evacuations at UN climate talks in Brazil, and 13 suffer smoke inhalation.
• Pressure mounts on Ukraine's Zelenskyy over corruption scandal.
• UN atomic agency demands Iran provide full information about its nuclear stockpile.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Trump's economy depends on AI for growth, a reality made clear in Saudi crown prince's US visit.
• Trump signs bill to release Jeffrey Epstein case files after fighting it for months.
• U.S. trade deficit drops 24% in August as Trump's tariffs reduce imports.
• Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record with $236M sale.
• 5 accused of supporting antifa plead guilty to terrorism-related offense after Texas shooting.
• US Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida indicted on charges of stealing $5M in disaster funds.
• Trump says he'll push for peace in Sudan after Saudi crown prince urged greater US involvement.
• Justice Department says full grand jury in Comey case didn't review copy of final indictment.
• Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers quits OpenAI board after release of Epstein emails.
• NASA unveils close-up pictures of the comet popping by from another star.
• Wall Street swings through another erratic day ahead of a couple of crucial tests.
• Ford recalls more than 200,000 Bronco and Bronco Sports for instrument panel failure.
• A senior shines in a top five college hoops showdown, a buzzer-beater in Portland and another win for the NBA’s defending champs, a high-scoring affair on the ice in DC, a young QB gets his first NFL start while another is done for the season, and a star reliever re-signs in baseball.
• Post on Kris Boyd's Instagram account says Jets cornerback has started breathing on his own.
• MLB will comply with Senate's request on gambling; new media deals total $800M.
• Roger Federer elected to International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1st year of eligibility.
• Israel's military carries out strikes in Lebanon and Gaza, killing dozens of people.
• Nigeria's president postpones G20 trip, vowing to step up efforts to rescue abducted schoolgirls.
• With an eye on Russia, EU wants to make it easier to deploy tanks and troops at short notice.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• DHS plans to deploy 250 border agents to Louisiana in major immigration sweep, AP sources say.
• Congress acts swiftly to force release of Epstein files, and Trump agrees to sign bill.
• Poland to shut Russia's last consulate in the country after railway sabotage.
• Sharp disagreements over economy threaten Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
• Fear spreads as federal immigration crackdown in North Carolina expands to Raleigh.
• Federal judges block Texas from using its new US House map in the 2026 midterms.
• After years away from Washington, Saudi crown prince gets warm embrace from Trump, US business.
• Tennessee judge blocks Trump's use of National Guard in Memphis but gives time for government appeal.
• Judge approves opioid settlement for Purdue Pharma and Sackler family members who own the company.
• Texas governor declares Muslim civil rights group a terrorist organization.
• Stocks drop after another jarring day as worries about too-high prices keep dogging Nvidia, bitcoin.
• After years away from Washington, Saudi crown prince gets warm embrace from Trump, US business.
• The Pistons win again to improve to 13-2, a record-setting season debut for the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, the top three stay the same in the latest CFP rankings, a four-time NFL MVP quarterback could play through an injury while another QB remains sidelined and a trade in baseball.
• Cowboys will try to keep winning for Kneeland; mental health in the NFL.
• Commissioner Jim Phillips says ACC freed to focus on future with legal fight resolved.
• Russian aerial attacks target multiple Ukraine regions.
• Israeli airstrike on a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon kills 13 people, Lebanese ministry says.
• 1 Israeli killed and 3 wounded in West Bank attack as UN approves Trump's Gaza plan.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• UN approves the Trump administration's plan for the future of Gaza.
• House heads toward vote on releasing Epstein files after Trump backtracks opposition.
• FEMA acting chief David Richardson departs after six months on the job.
• Schoolgirl escapes as search continues for 24 others abducted in Nigeria.
• NIH funding cuts have affected over 74,000 people enrolled in experiments, a new report says.
• President Donald Trump unveils 'FIFA Pass' to help World Cup travelers get their visas faster.
• Granddaughter of Charlotte's Web author upset with use of its title in immigration crackdown.
• Judge scolds Justice Department for 'profound investigative missteps' in Comey case.
• One issue is uniting Americans in a time of polarization, according to a new poll.
• After weekend's Border Patrol surge in North Carolina, governor says effort is 'stoking fear.'
• Foreign enrollment at US colleges holds steady, for now, despite Trump's visa crackdown.
• New analysis shows more US consumers are falling behind on their utility bills.
• Group of South Carolina lawmakers look at the most restrictive abortion bill in the US.
• Off-duty pilot who tried to cut a flight’s engines midair won't serve prison time, judge rules.
• Nvidia, bitcoin and other falling stars drag the US stock market lower.
• America’s Team gets back on track with a Monday night win, an NFL star wideout is suspended, a notable QB is sidelined by injury and another gets benched, a longtime Big Ten college football coach lands a new ACC gig, injury updates on three NBA stars and a new No. 1 in men’s college basketball.
• Cowboys honor Marshawn Kneeland before facing Raiders in 1st game since his death.
• Shedeur Sanders' NFL debut marred by home break-in during game, AP source says.
• Man charged with murder in shooting of Oakland football coach and 'Last Chance U' star John Beam.
• Ex-Browns QB Bernie Kosar has a liver transplant after more than a year on the waiting list.
• Zelenskyy will visit Turkey in a new bid to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
• Australian prisoner sues for right to eat Vegemite.
• Drone strikes Turkish tanker in Ukraine's Odesa, where US natural gas will go.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• FAA lifts order slashing flights, allowing commercial airlines to resume their regular schedules.
• In reversal, Trump says House Republicans should vote to release Epstein files.
• Off-duty pilot who tried to cut a flight’s engines midair to be sentenced in federal case.
• New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd is critically wounded in a Manhattan shooting.
• Bangladesh's ousted PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death for student uprising crackdown.
• Polish prime minister says weekend rail line explosion near Warsaw was act of 'sabotage.'
• Border Patrol commander touts dozens of North Carolina arrests leaving residents 'overwhelmed.'
• Aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean in major buildup near Venezuela.
• Trump pardons Jan. 6 defendant for separate gun offense, releasing him from prison.
• Aficionados fret as Trump moves to make pasta great again.
• Trump drops tariffs on beef, coffee, tropical fruit as pressure builds on consumer prices.
• Emails suggest Epstein's network of the rich and powerful despite sex offender status.
• Ford Motor shows off new high-tech HQ. It has a 'crown jewel' showroom and room for 4,000 employees.
• 4 law enforcement officers shot in rural Kansas responding to domestic violence call.
• College football coach John Beam from ‘Last Chance U’ has died after being shot, Oakland police say.
• Wall Street scrambles back from a big morning loss as Nvidia and bitcoin swing.
• Walmart CEO Doug McMillon announces his surprise retirement at age 59.
• The Broncos keep pace atop the NFL with last-second victory, a four-time MVP QB exits with an injury, a five-TD performance in a top-10 matchup helps Georgia move up the AP Top 25 and Texas A&M rallies to stay unbeaten in college football, and the latest showdown between the top two rivals in tennis.
• UN climate talks shift into higher gear with government ministers and presidency's new document.
• Chile votes in a presidential poll pitting a communist against the far right.
• Finland's president urges Europe to hold its nerve as he warns no ceasefire likely soon in Ukraine.
• UK government poised to overhaul its asylum system as a political storm brews over migration.
• Zelenskyy says Ukraine is working on a prisoner exchange with Russia.
• First strong winter rains soak Gaza's makeshift shelters.
• Lebanon to file complaint against Israel for wall inside its territory.
• Colombian officials say 7 children were killed in an airstrike against a rebel group this week.
• Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv kills 6 people and injures at least 35.
• Israel returns 15 Palestinian bodies to Gaza, as Israeli settler attacks in the West Bank reached an all time high in October.
• Once a shadowy dealmaker, former Zelenskyy associate is accused in Ukrainian corruption scandal.
• A bus crashes into a bus stop in Stockholm, killing 3 people and injuring 3.
• On this week's AP Religion Roundup, US Catholic bishops select conservative culture warrior as leader, and a horror film explores the origin story of Jesus.

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Each week Hot off the Wire looks at a variety of stories in business, science, health and more. This week's headlines include:

• Heady odors and sensory overload as 5,200 cheeses compete for the World Cheese Awards.
• Crossing guards face life-threatening dangers on the job.
• Solution goes on auction for CIA HQ's 'Kryptos' sculpture that has stumped code breakers for decades.
• You can end a shutdown overnight — but you can’t reopen a government that fast.
• Trump's next immigration crackdown will target Charlotte, North Carolina, a sheriff says.
• New prosecutor to take on Georgia election case against Trump and others.
• Suspect arrested in shooting of ‘Last Chance U’ coach John Beam, Oakland police say.
• A flooded restaurant in Thailand brings delight with swimming fish among diners.
• Bills' Damar Hamlin says he was built to handle adversity even before cardiac arrest.
• What we know about the Louvre heist from AP reporter John Leicester.

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On today's episode:

• House moving toward vote on Epstein files.
• Trump's next immigration crackdown will target Charlotte, North Carolina, a sheriff says.
• Russia's massive attack on Kyiv kills 4, injures 27.
• More than 150 Palestinians were held on a plane for around 12 hours in South Africa.
• Last year’s third-overall draft pick is already proving himself to be one of the NFL’s best.
• ACLU lawsuit alleges appalling conditions at California's largest immigration detention facility.
• Justice Department sues to block California US House map in clash that could tip control of Congress.
• BBC apologizes to Trump over its misleading edit, but says there's no basis for a defamation claim.
• Melania Trump launches new 'Fostering the Future' effort to support foster youth with jobs, school.
• Government employees back at work following shutdown.
• FAA says flight cuts will stay at 6% because more air traffic controllers are coming to work.
• Chicago civil rights leader Jesse Jackson hospitalized for rare neurological disorder.
• Fast-moving blaze in picturesque California county damages 15 structures and prompts evacuations.
• Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell concedes reelection fight to progressive activist Katie Wilson.
• 10 years after the Bataclan massacre, Paris is still scarred by that night of terror.
• The body of a coal miner has been found in a flooded West Virginia mine, the governor says.
• Hundreds evacuated and dozens hospitalized after an ammonia gas leak in Oklahoma.
• Families of two babies sickened by infantile botulism sue ByHeart over recalled formula.
• Starbucks workers kick off 65-store US strike on company's busy Red Cup Day.
• Average US long-term mortgage rate rises again, inching up to 6.24%.
• New England wins its NFL-best eighth straight on Thursday Night Football, a Pro Bowl QB returns in the NFC West, the No. 2 ranked team avoids an upset in college basketball, Dodgers and Yankees stars claim baseball’s MVP awards, an MLB pitcher pleads not guilty to pitch rigging and a change atop the CFP selection committee.
• Ohtani is unanimous MVP for 4th time in winning NL honor as Judge edges Raleigh for 3rd AL accolade.
• Baylor AD Rhoades takes leave, steps down as CFP chairman and is replaced by Arkansas AD Yurachek.
• Gaza health officials say they have received the bodies of 15 Palestinians returned by Israel.
• UN human rights body holds special session on Sudan after hundreds killed in Darfur's el-Fasher.
• South Korean officials say 2 people dead, 18 others injured after truck plowed into market in city near Seoul.

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On today's episode:

• At a government bill signing ceremony Wednesday night, President Trump said it was the Democrats who caused the 43-day government shutdown.
• MSNBC's name being replaced, but mission remains the same
• Judge to hear arguments challenging appointment of prosecutor who charged James Comey, Letitia James
• Starbucks workers kick off 65-store US strike on company's busy Red Cup Day
• Hundreds detained in Chicago-area immigration crackdown might be released on bond, judge signals.
• Adelita Grijalva sworn in as the House's newest member, paving the way for an Epstein files vote.
• Epstein email says Trump 'knew about the girls' as White House calls its release a Democratic smear.
• These are the 37 donors helping pay for Trump's $300 million White House ballroom.
• The U.S. Mint has ended production of the penny, a change made to save money and in recognition of the growing irrelevance of the 1-cent coin.
• What Americans think about Trump's management of the government, according to a new AP-NORC poll.
• Trump urges Israel to pardon Netanyahu, sparking concerns over US influence.
• All 14 victims identified from fiery UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville.
• Bagpipers claim world record with ACDC's 'It's a Long Way to the Top'.
• The Dow sets a record even as drops in tech weigh on the rest of the market.
• A big night for Stephen Curry in San Antonio and OKC routs L.A., a three-time All-Star is sidelined for the season, a second-year pitcher and a veteran arm claim MLB’s top pitching honors, a not-guilty plea in baseball’s gambling scandal, a new starting QB for New York and an NFL star is indicted.
• Pirates ace Paul Skenes wins first Cy Young Award and Tigers star Tarik Skubal goes back-to-back.
• Jameis Winston to start at QB for the Giants in interim coach Mike Kafka's first big decision.
• NCAA puts Michigan State football on 3 years of probation for recruiting violations under Mel Tucker.
• Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown gets $25K bail and GPS monitor on Miami attempted murder charge.
• UN watchdog says Iran's weapons-grade uranium status unclear post-conflict.

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On today's episode:

• House returns for vote to end the government shutdown after nearly 2 months away.
• There's no timeline on when flight cuts will ease up after the government shutdown ends.
• Judge to hear arguments on law cutting Planned Parenthood Medicaid funds.
• ByHeart recalls all baby formula sold nationwide as infant botulism outbreak grows.
• Indian police detain suspects in Kashmir after deadly New Delhi car blast.
• Supreme Court extends its order blocking full SNAP payments, with shutdown potentially near an end.
• President Trump lays a wreath as the US celebrates its military veterans.
• Newsom tells AP the eight senators who struck the shutdown deal aren't alarmed enough about Trump.
• Judge adopts Utah congressional map creating a Democratic-leaning district for 2026.
• Oscar-nominated actor Sally Kirkland, known for 'Anna,' dies.
• Record-low temperatures shock the Southeast US while snowfall blankets parts of the Northeast.
• Christian missionary father and daughter killed in South Florida plane crash.
• Stocks were mostly higher on Tuesday.
• SGA’s Thunder handle Curry’s Warriors in a top NBA clash, a hoops executive who traded away a superstar is fired, one top 10 team avoids an upset while another falls in college basketball, the top teams in the CFP rankings remain unchanged in college football, the NFL’s reigning No. 2 pick has surgery and MLB’s top managers are revealed.
• NBA confirms that the All-Star Game will feature a U.S. vs. the World format this season.
• Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown pleads not guilty to attempted murder charge stemming from Miami shooting.
• Fired coach Brian Kelly lawsuit alleges LSU is declining to honor the terms of his contract.
• Russia makes gains in southern Ukraine as it expands front-line attacks.
• Syria says it is joining the anti-IS coalition but not the military one.
• A suicide bomber has struck outside a court in Islamabad, killing 12 people.
• Grieving relatives in New Delhi want news of the loved ones, after a New Delhi car bomb explosion.

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On today's episode:

• Senate approves bill to end the shutdown, sending it to the House.
• Arctic air hits much of the US, bringing snow to some areas and very chilly temperatures to Florida.
• Thieves steal ancient Roman-era statues from Syria's national museum.
• Writer David Szalay wins prestigious Booker Prize for fiction with his earthy novel 'Flesh.'
• The FDA removes a long-standing warning from hormone-based menopause drugs.
• While Trump threatens controllers, US flight cancellations will drag on even after shutdown ends.
• Trump administration renews Supreme Court appeal to keep full SNAP payments frozen.
• Trump proclaims pardons for Giuliani and others who tried to overturn 2020 election.
• House cleaner shot to death on front porch after going to wrong house in Indianapolis suburb.
• 20 taken to hospitals after bus returning from church camp overturns on winding California road.
• House cleaner shot to death on front porch after going to wrong house in Indianapolis suburb.
• Rallies for Nvidia and Big Tech help Wall Street nearly erase last week's loss.
• A timely TD and strong defense boosts Philly on Monday Night Football, a coaching change in New York, the NFL fines a player, an injured star QB practices, MLB names its top rookies, a big game keeps Detroit’s hot start going in the NBA and a new No. 1 in college basketball.
• A change is coming to baseball sports betting after two MLB pitchers were indicted for rigging pitches.
• Israeli strike in southern Lebanon kills at least one person.
• Air pollution levels surge in India's capital, sparking rare protests.
• Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy released from prison on appeal.
• Bangladeshi workers protest over unpaid wages and mistreatment claims.
• Murder trial of suspect in Christmas market car-ramming attack opens in Germany.

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On today's episode:

• Senate takes first step toward ending the government shutdown
• Trump pardons Rudy Giuliani and others who backed efforts to overturn 2020 election, official says
• Preliminary tests find germ that causes botulism in ByHeart baby formula
• Former French President Sarkozy will be released from prison under judicial supervision
• BBC bosses resign after criticism of the editing of a Trump speech
• Typhoon Fung-wong blows away from the Philippines, leaving 4 dead and 1.4 million displaced
• Trump administration demands states 'undo' full SNAP payouts as states warn of 'catastrophic impact'.
• At US bases overseas, workers go without pay because of shutdown.
• US travelers scramble to adjust as airlines cut 1,000 flights because of shutdown.
• UPS and FedEx grounding MD-11 planes following deadly Kentucky crash.
• Investigators look into 'repeating bell' heard during takeoff of UPS cargo plane that crashed.
• Stocks wind up mixed on Wall Street after spending most of the day in the red.
• A Taylor-made performance for the Colts in Germany, New England keeps pace with Indianapolis and Denver atop the NFL, football’s former longtime commissioner dies, a preseason No. 1 returns to the top 10, a last-minute TD saves No. 2 Indiana, two MLB pitchers are indicted for betting and an NBA legend dies.
• Donald Trump booed as the 1st sitting US president at a regular-season NFL game since Carter in 1978.
• Israel says forensic testing confirms it has received the remains of a soldier killed in Gaza in 2014.
• Russian strikes hit an apartment building and energy sites in Ukraine, killing 4.
• Pakistan–Afghanistan peace talks in Istanbul fail amid rising border tensions.
• Gaza death toll tops 69,000 as Israel and militants again exchange remains.
• Russian strikes hit an apartment block and energy sites in Ukraine, killing 4.
• On this week's AP Religion Roundup, the German government bans a Muslim group, and Jewish reaction to the election of New York first Muslim mayor.

—The Associated Press

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Each week Hot off the Wire looks at a variety of stories in business, science, health and more. This week's headlines include:

• Florida to reopen bay nationally known for its oysters.
• Slime, Battleship and Trivial Pursuit join the Toy Hall of Fame.
• Crossing guards face life-threatening dangers on the job.
• Gut microbiome tests are everywhere. Should you get one.
• Kendrick Lamar leads 2026 Grammy nominations, followed by Lady Gaga, Jack Antonoff and Cirkut.
• Woman rescues a beached shark in Oregon in striking video.
• Shout-out for yodeling Swiss seek recognition from UN cultural agency as tradition turns modern.
• Trump hosts Central Asian leaders as US seeks to get around China on rare earth metals.
• James Bond fantasist jailed for trying to spy for Russia..
• EU naval force reaches a ship seized by pirates off the Somalia coast.
• Panthers star defensive tackle Derrick Brown says a culture change has led to the team's turnaround.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Supreme Court weighs longshot appeal to overturn decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide.
• The FAA's order to cut flights nationwide due to the government shutdown is in effect.
• Floods and damage in the aftermath of Typhoon Kalmaegi in parts of Vietnam.
• High-kicking Radio City Rockettes mark 100 years with Christmas Spectacular.
• Federal judge orders Trump administration to fully fund SNAP benefits in November.
• Trump unveils deal to expand coverage and lower costs on obesity drugs.
• Man who threw sandwich at federal agent in Washington is found not guilty of assault charge.
• Nancy Pelosi won't seek reelection, ending her storied career in the US House.
• Most major US airports are among 40 targeted for shutdown flight cuts.
• US and European energy leaders in Greece to talk ways to better supply Ukraine.
• A former teacher shot by student, 6, wins $10M jury verdict against ex-assistant principal.
• Musk could become history's first trillionaire as Tesla shareholders approve giant pay package.
• Peloton recalls nearly 878,000 exercise bikes after several seat posts break.
• Wall Street loses ground under the weight of falling technology stocks.
• Denver wins a defensive slugfest to stay atop the NFL, a young Cowboys player dies of suspected suicide after police chase, a retired All-Pro wide receiver is arrested on an attempted murder charge, an ex-NBA player and coach pleads not guilty in a gambling case, a Hall of Fame hockey goalie educates others about his heart condition and the Padres hire a manager.
• France mourns its stolen crown jewels as their uncomfortable colonial past returns to view.

—The Associated Press

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On today's episode:

• Conservative Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Trump’s sweeping unilateral tariffs.
• FAA says it will list airports where it is reducing flights during the government shutdown.
• Israel identifies latest hostage remains returned by Hamas from Gaza as those of a Tanzanian student.
• After battering the Philippines, deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi moves toward Vietnam.
• Judge orders improvements at a Chicago-area immigration facility after claims of inhumane conditions.
• FDA issues warning to 18 websites selling unapproved Botox.
• Trump putting a positive spin on the economy after voters rebuked his performance.
• Judge in Comey case scolds prosecutors as he orders them to produce records from probe.
• 11 dead after engine fell off UPS plane that crashed and exploded in Kentucky.
• Mamdani announces transition leaders, vows to deliver on ambitious agenda.
• Starbucks' union workers plan strike next week unless company agrees to a contract.
• Wall Street gains ground amid steady flow of earnings reports, upbeat economic updates.
• The NHL’s all-time leading goal scorer reaches a new milestone in Washington’s blowout win, a big scoring night in the NBA is sparked by an unusual source in Cleveland’s victory over Philadelphia, and an NFL star quarterback in Arizona is being shelved with an injury.
• NBA staff members meet congressional staffers to discuss gambling scandals, AP sources say.
• Bill Belichick among 9 coaching semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2026 class.
• Tiger Woods' son is an All-American as Charlie honored by American Junior Golf Association.
• Attackers board a ship off the coast of Somalia after firing rocket-propelled grenades.
• Putin orders Russian officials to submit proposals for possible resumption of nuclear tests.
• The German government has banned a Muslim group over accusations of violating human rights.

—The Associated Press

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