Russian missile and drone attacks in western Ukraine killed at least 25 people and injured many others. The attacks affected energy facilities and places where people live.
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Russian attacks used missiles and drones.
The attacks happened overnight in western Ukraine.
At least 25 people died.
Many people were injured in the attacks.
Energy facilities in Ukraine were targeted.
Civilian places, where people live, were also hit.
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The TV show "Southern Charm" is starting its 11th season on Bravo. The season will see changes in the cast's relationships and personal lives, with key characters facing new challenges.
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"Southern Charm" Season 11 premieres on Bravo on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, at 9:00 PM ET.
The show is available to live stream on Fubo.
This season includes returning cast members Austen Kroll, Shep Rose, Madison LeCroy, Taylor Ann Green, Olivia Flowers, and Craig Conover.
Season 11 features shifting friendships, breakups, and personal reinventions among the cast.
Austen Kroll is dealing with past romantic issues while trying to mend friendships.
Madison LeCroy enters the season with stability after marriage but faces tension with castmates.
Taylor Ann Green confronts unresolved personal issues following past breakups.
Craig Conover continues to grow professionally alongside managing his social group dynamics.
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A former Olympic snowboarder named Ryan Wedding is accused of being involved in a large drug cartel and has been charged with the murder of a witness. The U.S. authorities have increased the reward for his capture, believing he is hiding in Mexico. U.S. and Canadian officials have made several related arrests and issued new charges.
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Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder, is charged with killing a government witness.
U.S. authorities raised the reward for his capture from $10 million to $15 million.
He is believed to be affiliated with the Sinaloa drug cartel in Mexico.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi alleges Wedding paid to have a witness’s photo posted online, aiding in his murder.
The witness was killed in Medellin, Colombia, in January.
Wedding’s organization is said to be the largest cocaine supplier to Canada, making over $1 billion annually.
Law enforcement arrested seven Canadians linked to him and plan to extradite them to the U.S.
Among those arrested is a lawyer accused of providing illegal services to Wedding’s organization.
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President Donald Trump stated that his administration is working on a solution to the war in Sudan. He mentioned that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had discussed the conflict with him.
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President Trump announced efforts to resolve the Sudan war.
The U.S. administration is involved in peace efforts for Sudan.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke to President Trump about the conflict.
The focus is on finding a possible resolution to the situation in Sudan.
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Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed at least 23 people on Wednesday. These strikes occurred despite a ceasefire, which Israel says was breached in response to Hamas attacks.
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Israeli air strikes killed at least 23 people in Gaza.
Many of the targeted sites were shelters for displaced families.
The strikes occurred on a Wednesday.
Israel claims the strikes were a response to attacks by Hamas.
Since October, Israel has committed over 393 ceasefire violations.
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A new report from the World Health Organization reveals that about one in three women globally have experienced violence from a partner or sexual violence at some point in their lives. The report highlights that violence against women remains a critical issue, with insufficient global funding to address the problem. It notes a particular risk for women in conflict areas and other vulnerable situations.
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About 840 million women worldwide have faced violence from a partner or sexual violence, according to WHO.
In the past year, 316 million women and girls aged 15 and older experienced physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner.
This violence affects about 11% of women and girls aged 15 and older globally.
The report was released ahead of the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls.
WHO states that only 0.2% of global aid was directed to preventing violence against women in 2022.
Funding for anti-violence programs decreased after President Donald Trump reduced U.S. foreign aid and development contributions.
The report warns women in conflict zones face heightened risk due to displacement and insecurity.
Data was analyzed from 168 countries from 2000 to 2023.
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The 59th Annual Country Music Association (CMA) Awards will take place on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Lainey Wilson will host the event, which will feature a night filled with awards, performances, and prominent nominees including Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, and Lainey Wilson. The event will air on ABC and live stream on Fubo.
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The CMA Awards 2025 will be held on November 19, 2025.
The event will start at 8:00 PM ET and be broadcast on ABC.
Lainey Wilson, a nine-time CMA winner, returns as the host.
Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, and Lainey Wilson lead with six nominations each.
Notable performers include Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, and Kelsea Ballerini.
Fubo offers a live stream for the event with a free trial, but regional restrictions may apply.
The ceremony will take place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
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A trial began in North Macedonia involving 35 people and three institutions following a nightclub fire that killed 63 people in March. Prosecutors argue that multiple failures and negligence turned the club into a dangerous place. The trial includes former mayors and licensing officials accused of allowing unsafe conditions at the venue.
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A nightclub fire in North Macedonia in March killed 63 people, mainly young attendees.
35 individuals and three institutions are on trial for their roles in the incident.
The fire started when sparks from pyrotechnics ignited the club's ceiling, which was made of flammable material.
Only one proper exit was working during the fire, as the other was locked.
The trial includes former mayors, the club's owner, and public licensing officials.
Nearly 500 people were at the club during the fire, leaving 59 dead at the scene and over 200 injured; four died later.
Prosecutors argue that the disaster was due to various institutional failures and lack of responsibility.
Protests and marches have occurred in response to the tragedy, including in the Macedonian capital, Skopje.
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President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced new joint projects between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. These projects will focus on rare earth minerals and creating a nuclear energy program for civilian use in Saudi Arabia.
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President Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced new U.S.-Saudi projects.
The focus of these projects is on rare earth minerals and nuclear energy.
The nuclear energy program is intended for civilian use in Saudi Arabia.
The announcement was made during the Saudi crown prince’s visit to the United States.
More than 400 business leaders attended their address.
The visit also included discussions on defense and human rights.
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Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip killed 25 Palestinians, as reported by the Hamas-run health ministry. The strikes were a response to gunfire reported by the Israeli military, which they say violated a ceasefire agreement. This escalation happened following the UN Security Council's endorsement of a peace plan supported by US President Donald Trump.
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Israeli military strikes across the Gaza Strip resulted in 25 Palestinian deaths.
The strikes targeted areas in Gaza City and Khan Younis.
The Israeli military said it targeted "Hamas terrorist targets" after a violation of a ceasefire by gunfire directed at their soldiers.
A building housing the ministry of religious endowments in Gaza City was damaged in the strikes.
The UN Security Council recently endorsed a peace plan aimed at stabilizing Gaza, promoted by President Donald Trump.
Hamas stated they would not disarm without the establishment of a Palestinian state.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported no injuries among their soldiers.
Security sources indicated key Hamas military leaders were targets in the strikes.
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A Russian attack involving drones and missiles killed at least 25 people in Ukraine. Israel increased its military actions in southern Lebanon against Hezbollah. In other news, U.S. federal agents expanded immigration operations in North Carolina, and the U.S. trade deficit decreased in August.
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A Russian attack using drones and missiles killed at least 25 people in Ukraine.
Israel carried out more strikes in southern Lebanon aiming at Hezbollah's weapon sites.
U.S. federal agents expanded immigration operations in North Carolina.
The U.S. trade deficit, which is the gap between imports and exports, decreased in August.
President Trump's global tariffs started to take effect, impacting trade balance.
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The report by Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHRI) claims that Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons face severe abuse, including torture and neglect, which have resulted in deaths. This report documents at least 94 deaths of Palestinian detainees due to abuse, and suggests that the actual number may be higher. The report claims these are part of a systematic policy against Palestinians.
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A report by Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHRI) highlights abuse of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons.
The report documents at least 94 Palestinian prisoners killed in Israeli detention.
Causes of death include torture, assault, neglect of medical needs, and malnutrition.
The report suggests that this treatment is part of an Israeli policy against Palestinians.
Examples include Abd al-Rahman Mar’i and Walid Khaled Abdullah Ahmad, who died under harsh conditions.
Over 18,500 Palestinians have been arrested since a conflict with Gaza began in October 2023.
Rights groups, including Human Rights Watch and B’Tselem, have noted routine abuse of Palestinian detainees.
Concerns exist over many unaccounted Palestinian detainees, some feared dead under detention.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) in Southern Arizona has issued a freeze warning for several areas, expecting temperatures to drop significantly. This warning highlights potential risks to crops, vegetation, and plumbing. Residents and businesses are advised to take protective measures to avoid damage.
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A freeze warning is issued for parts of Southern Arizona by the NWS.
Temperatures are expected to range from 24 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
The warning is in effect from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Friday morning.
Cities like Clifton, Benson, and Sierra Vista will experience this warning.
Frost and subfreezing temperatures threaten sensitive vegetation and outdoor plumbing.
Residents are urged to take immediate actions like wrapping pipes and protecting plants.
It's the only freeze warning in the U.S. right now, although other states have winter advisories.
Parts of Arizona are also under a flood watch due to heavy rainfall.
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A flood watch will start late Wednesday night for parts of South-Central Texas, with rain expected to hit regions including Austin and San Antonio. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that heavy rainfall may lead to flash flooding, affecting rivers, creeks, and drainage systems.
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A flood watch is in effect for South-Central Texas starting Wednesday night.
Major cities like Austin and San Antonio are included in the flood watch area.
The region has experienced severe storms and floods earlier in the year.
The NWS warns that 1 to 3 inches of rain could fall, with some areas seeing up to 6 to 8 inches.
Flash flooding could impact rivers, streams, and low-lying areas.
Del Rio and Rocksprings are at a moderate 40% risk of flash flooding.
The public is advised to stay updated on official alerts and be ready for potential flooding.
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Two pro-Palestine activists, Ayeshah Behit and Hida Ahmed, successfully appealed their harassment convictions against UK MP Alex Davies-Jones. The activists were initially convicted for confronting the MP about her stance on the Gaza conflict but argued their actions were a form of free speech. The court ruled that the prosecution was unnecessary and overturned their convictions.
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Ayeshah Behit and Hida Ahmed were initially convicted of harassing MP Alex Davies-Jones.
They confronted the MP about her position on the Gaza conflict.
The activists challenged their convictions, arguing it was an exercise of free speech.
Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke overturned the convictions, stating prosecution was unnecessary.
During the incident, leaflets accused the MP of supporting genocide in Gaza.
The confrontation was recorded and shared on social media.
Davies-Jones reported feeling scared and threatened by the encounter.
The court acknowledged the Gaza conflict as a significant public debate topic.
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Research shows that about two-thirds of pregnancies involve weight gain that is not within recommended ranges. This study of 1.6 million women worldwide indicates a need for updated guidelines on healthy weight gain during pregnancy. Current guidelines do not account for modern factors like diverse populations and changing diets.
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Two-thirds of women gain weight during pregnancy outside the recommended range.
The research analyzed data from 1.6 million women worldwide.
Only 32% of women gained weight within the recommended ranges during pregnancy.
Excess weight gain increases the risk of complications like hypertensive disorders and the need for caesarean delivery.
Too little weight gain can lead to issues like preterm birth and low birth weight.
Current guidelines are based on data from the 1980s, mostly from white women in high-income countries.
New WHO guidelines aim to consider modern factors and more diverse populations.
Experts suggest personalized and non-judgmental approaches to pregnancy weight recommendations.
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A new exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, highlights the fashion work of Singaporean designer Andrew Gn. The exhibit offers a look at his detailed and innovative designs.
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Andrew Gn is a fashion designer from Singapore.
His work is known for detailed and high-quality design.
The Peabody Essex Museum is hosting a retrospective of his work.
The museum is located in Salem, Massachusetts.
Jared Bowen from GBH Boston covered the exhibition for an arts and culture series called CANVAS.
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A 16-year-old dachshund named Wonka was found as a stray and brought to a shelter in Miami. Despite his microchip showing owner contact details, no one responded, so Dachshund Rescue South Florida arranged for his needed dental surgery and is now caring for him in a foster home as they seek a permanent loving home.
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Wonka, a 16-year-old dachshund, was found wandering and taken to a shelter in Miami.
His microchip contained contact information, but the listed person did not respond.
Dachshund Rescue South Florida, a non-profit, helped with Wonka's dental care.
Wonka had surgery to remove teeth, as his dental health was severely compromised.
Poor dental health can lead to serious health problems in dogs.
Wonka is recovering well after surgery and is staying in a foster home.
The rescue hopes to find a permanent home for Wonka soon.
After the rescue's Facebook post, Wonka's story received significant attention and support online.
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Yale University will keep offering a course on musician Bad Bunny and Puerto Rico. The course explores cultural and political themes using Bad Bunny's music, and it has received high interest from students. The class will continue as long as Bad Bunny remains relevant.
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Yale University offers a course called "Bad Bunny: Musical Aesthetics and Politics."
The course explores themes like Puerto Rican culture, politics, and music genres.
Bad Bunny is a well-known Puerto Rican musician who won a Grammy Award.
The class was created by Albert Laguna, a Yale professor.
The course received over 120 applications, but only 18 students were admitted.
Other universities, like Wellesley College and Loyola University Maryland, also offer courses on Bad Bunny.
The Bad Bunny Syllabus aims to educate people on his global cultural impact.
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