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1. Wheat Futures Rise in Overnight Trading; 2. Corn Export Sales Surge to Marketing-Year High; 3. Warmth, Wind Will Create Dry Conditions in Parts of Missouri

From faked emails to a hacked voter registration database, a new indictment offers fresh details on the attempted interference.

Scientists used Mars' ambient noise to map just underneath the planet's surface, Cryptocurrency mining in Kazakhstan is leading to power shortages and 'Spider-Man' advance ticket buyers will be rewarded with NFTs.

“Take a cue from Lincoln and appreciate the blessings that we do enjoy rather than pining for things we don't. Take a cue from the best America has produced and say a prayer of thanks. Happy Thanksgiving.” ~ James R. Harrigan

Atlanta school board opposition to Buckhead City emerges as a top priority; Georgia voting law drives rejections of absentee requests made too late; Delta saw spike in employees withdrawing 401(k) funds during pandemic; Census pointed to 6th District nip and tuck, but GOP maps turned into major surgery

Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

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Man critically wounded in shooting near Baylor University Medical Center; The $400 million federal push to steer Texas drivers toward an electric future; Dallas police watchdogs look to increase relevance in new term; American Airlines is fighting Southwest for dominance at Texas' fastest-growing airport; Fashion designer Virgil Abloh dies of cancer at 41

The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; Rent relief is coming for some Pulaski County tenants; Federal funds are also supporting bonuses for Pulaski County employees; A treehouse coming soon to Little Rock; The Razorbacks are back up in the polls

Beatle George Harrison lost his battle with cancer on this day in 2001.

Included in this episode: 1. How the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Verdict Could Devastate the Work of Black Lives Matter Activists 2. Yes, You Should Get a COVID-19 Booster 3. How Germany's New Government Plans to Be the Greenest One Yet 4. Brené Brown Thinks You Should Talk About These 87 Emotions .

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America's first car race was held on this day in 1895..

Included in this episode: 1. Japan's Oscar Entry Drive My Car Is a Gorgeous Tale of Loss and Forgiveness 2. What We Know So Far About the New Variant of COVID-19 Raising Alarms Globally 3. 6 Things to Know (About Yourself) to Have a Successful Black Friday 4. Scientists Concerned About New COVID-19 Variant With High Number of Mutations

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Tragedy hit San Francisco on this day in 1978.

Included in this episode: 1. 6 Things to Know (About Yourself) to Have a Successful Black Friday 2. Scientists Concerned About New COVID-19 Variant With High Number of Mutations 3. Column: Why We Should Stop Freaking Out About Inflation 4. Here Are the Most 'Attractive' Global Cities. Can They Keep Their Edge After the Pandemic? .

1. Grain and Soybean Trading Closed Overnight; 2. Ethanol Production Rises to Three-Week High; 3. Dry Weekend Weather Expected From Nebraska to Texas

Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

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A mathematician took the first step toward becoming a world-renowned author on this day in 1862.

Included in this episode: 1. Column: How to Have Fun With That Relative Whose Opinions You Can't Stand 2. Why Sweden's First Female Prime Minister Resigned Just Hours After Her Appointment 3. Jamie Dimon Apologizes After Joking JPMorgan Will Outlast Chinese Communist Party .

Keeping a gratitude journal is great — but sharing those thoughts with your partner in a thank you note is even better. In this episode of Small Things Often, learn how to start a daily ritual that can transform your relationship.

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Robert E. Lee launched a secret plot against New York City on this day in 1864.

Reddit will shut down Dubsmash on February 22nd; Amazon delays Comixology integration to early 2022

Included in this episode: 1. Austria's Plan to Make COVID-19 Vaccines Compulsory Is Dividing Citizens — and Experts 2. Boy, 8, Dies in Hospital After Being Struck in Waukesha Parade Crash 3. The Supreme Court's Decision on the Mississippi-Tennessee Aquifer Conflict Will Change U.S. Water Wars 4. Why the International Olympic Committee Intervened on China's Behalf in the Peng Shuai Controversy 5. The Buck Stops Here: Dollar Tree Raises Prices to $1.25 .

1. Wheat Futures Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Justice Department Files Antitrust Suit in Sugar Merger; 3. Thanksgiving Day Travel Mostly Unaffected By Weather

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“If we oversimplify inflation, we won't know how to fight it, or whether we should fight it at all. Political responses to economic turmoil are bad enough without the additional complication of widespread misperceptions amongst the public.” ~ Alexander William Salter

Mother, partner arrested after 8-year-old Gwinnett girl found dead' Four-county metro Atlanta area in spotlight again with Rivian plant; ‘Sneak attack': New map pairs Greene's district with outraged Cobb residents; Cobb County's bill for World Series? $437K in police overtime

Spotify made a hub for all things Netflix, Russia demands large tech companies set up local offices by 2022 and Apple delays its digital ID cards until 2022.

Make space in your upper body training plan to promote healthy rotator cuff function.

Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

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More North Texans sue Astroworld organizers; Matthew McConaughey says he'll make a decision on Texas governor run ‘shortly'; Poll finds Texans don't trust elected leaders to decide which books to ban in schools; Chase is leaving its longtime downtown Dallas skyscraper

Arkansas Governor urges holiday caution; Tax-cut session sought; Gravette man's Capitol riot case continued; No more money in endowment for Terry House, filing states

US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Zoom's revenue growth slows, Samsung selects a location for its $17 billion plant, and Stripe has no plans to go public.

The DB Cooper mystery began on this day in 1971.

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the Cowboys' flop in Kansas City [1:53] and how they won't get another chance to measure their postseason potential until January. Evan and Kevin make their cases for the best free agent shortstops for the Rangers [17:35]. Kevin argues that TCU is a better job than SMU or Texas Tech and how that came to pass [28:32], which explains why Sonny Dykes is leaving the Hilltop for Fort Worth.

Roku's latest update is causing issues with the YouTube TV app; NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope launch to December 22nd

Included in this episode: 1. Column: What Vladimir Putin Is Up To in Ukraine 2. 3 Milwaukee ‘Dancing Grannies' Among 5 Killed in Christmas Parade Crash 3. Samsung Reportedly Picks Texas for $17 Billion U.S. Semiconductor Plant .

Uber Eats users in Ontario can now buy cannabis through the app, Rolls-Royce's all-electric airplane smashes speed record, Ridley Scott says a Blade Runner TV series is in development.

The privacy-focused tech company's latest update promises to block invasive data collection across your whole phone.

“The problem is that we have already spent hundreds of billions of dollars on programs to end poverty, and yet there is still….poverty.” ~ Michael C. Munger

Exclusive AJC poll: Dickens edges ahead of Moore in Atlanta mayoral runoff; Georgia regents: Buildings named for people with ties to slavery won't change; ‘Double-dip' La Niña means Georgia is likely in for a warm winter; Suspect in Cobb homicides, officer's stabbing faces 43 charges in 2 counties

Let your partner know your relationship is a priority by showing them with your actions, instead of just telling them with words. On this episode of Small Things Often, we'll give you some ideas how to do this — and build loyalty and trust.

Fringe QAnon group remains in Dallas; Tough border policies appear to boost poll results for Governor Abbott; Little Elm officials to investigate tasing of student at protest; These are the busiest holiday travel times this week at DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field

US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Biden nominates Powell for a second term, Tesla's Model S will debut in China this spring, and Authentic Brands pauses its IPO plans.

Beto O'Rourke urges Dallas residents to reject Greg Abbott; Eddie Bernice Johnson says she will retire from Congress after almost 30 years; Man shot himself in shoulder but said stray bullet hit him; Woman sexually assaulted, Robbed at Fort Worth apartment; Judge declares mistrial in Billy Chemirmir case