➤ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered $5 million to any Gaza resident who returns a hostage, while the U.S. vetoed a U.N. resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire, citing its lack of connection to hostages' release. (More)  

➤ Speaker Mike Johnson announced a new U.S. Capitol bathroom policy Wednesday, reserving single-sex bathrooms for people of that biological sex. The move comes amid controversy over Rep.-elect Sarah McBride, a biological male who identifies as a woman. Johnson noted private restrooms are available for members, and unisex facilities exist. (More)  

➤ President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday nominated Linda McMahon, formerly a WWE executive, Small Business Administration head, and Connecticut Board of Education member, to lead the Department of Education in his second term. (More)  

➤ Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, co-chairs of a proposed government efficiency panel, announced plans to implement regulatory and personnel reforms, proposing changes through executive action allowed under existing laws. (More)  

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➤ Denver Nuggets point guard Russell Westbrook became the first player in NBA history to record 200 triple-doubles, a single-game basketball feat where a player reaches a double-digit number in three different statistical categories. (More)

➤ Stephen Vogt and Pat Murphy were named American and National League Managers of the Year on Tuesday. It was both managers’ first full season on the job. (More)

➤ The Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed the 25 players that have reached the 2025 Hall of Fame ballot, including Eli Manning, Luke Kuechly, and Terrell Suggs, who all made the cut in their first year of eligibility. (More)

➤ The Cleveland Cavaliers' undefeated season came to an end on Tuesday night after 15 consecutive wins in a close 120-117 loss to the Boston Celtics. (More)

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Your birth order could influence Thanksgiving dynamics. From the responsible eldest to the charming youngest, family roles often resurface at holiday reunions. (See Interactions)

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➤ Big Stock Move: Target shares plummeted 21% on Wednesday after missing Q3 earnings estimates and cutting its profit forecast. (More) 

➤ Jaguar's new ad, focused on high-fashion aesthetics, faced backlash online for omitting cars entirely, sparking criticism of "woke" marketing. (See Details)

➤ Delta Air Lines will serve burgers from Shake Shack on flights starting Dec. 1. First-class passengers on 900-mile routes can pre-select meals featuring Angus beef ShackBurgers, Caesar salad, chips, and a chocolate brownie. (See Details)

➤ Campbell’s shareholders approved renaming the company to Campbell’s Co., eliminating the word "soup" from its name to reflect its broader portfolio, including Goldfish crackers and Rao’s sauces. (More)

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➤ Security and privacy experts caution against sharing private medical data with AI chatbots, warning that sensitive information may be used to train AI models, increasing the risk of data exposure. (More)  

➤ A North Carolina grad student discovered the youngest known transiting planet near Earth, estimated to be 3 million years old and 10.7 times larger than Earth. (See Details)  

➤ The European Space Agency released the clearest images yet of the sun's photosphere Wednesday, revealing dynamic surface details captured by Solar Orbiter spacecraft last year. (See Photos)  

➤ Some relics from the 20th century can still be found in use today, such as a 1930s cash register, a 1928 toaster, and a hot pink 1959 oven. (See Collection)

➤ Do you remember any of these vintage Thanksgiving meals? Vinegar pie, deviled turkey, and oyster stuffing offer a flavorful glimpse into the holiday's history. (See Meals)

➤ What was the most popular song the year you were born? Here's a list that goes year by year, starting in the 1920s. (See Songs)

➤ Thousands lost power in Washington state as a bomb cyclone brought fierce winds, rain, and snow. One person died as atmospheric river storms swept the region. (Follow Updates)

➤ Dozens of pledges were found blindfolded in a University of Iowa fraternity basement, with food thrown on them, during a hazing probe. Alpha Delta Phi’s chapter is now suspended. (See Details)

➤ A family in Tustin thought their dog had chased a cat up a tree—only to discover it was a mountain lion. Authorities safely relocated it to the Cleveland National Forest. (See Photos)

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