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Georgia Superior Court Judge Robert Guy Jr. resigned after being arrested in Florida for DUI and property damage. The incident involved a parking lot collision at a strip club, where he appeared intoxicated and refused to cooperate with authorities. He reported the arrest to Georgia's judicial body before stepping down.
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On October 25-26, 2025, Kamala Harris, former US vice president and 2024 Democratic presidential nominee, indicated in BBC interviews that she expects a woman will be US president soon and that she could "possibly" be that president. She has not decided on a 2028 presidential run but dismissed polls suggesting long odds. Harris also criticized Donald Trump’s administration and reflected on her 2024 campaign in her new book, "107 Days." Meanwhile, Democratic contenders are already preparing for the 2028 primaries.
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Liberia's government announced a significant increase in medicine procurement, with $10 million allocated for 2024-2025. The initiative aims to reduce drug shortages, improve accountability, and strengthen healthcare access nationwide, supported by government leadership and community involvement.
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Houston men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson has achieved his 800th career win, becoming the 17th NCAA Division I coach to reach this milestone. The achievement was celebrated with a video featuring former players and NBA stars, highlighting his successful coaching career across multiple programs.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, igniting fires and causing at least four deaths and multiple injuries. The aircraft was en route to Honolulu with 50,000 gallons of fuel. Investigations are ongoing, and the airport remains closed.
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Recent elections show Hispanic voters, who supported Trump in 2024, are returning to Democratic candidates in key states like New Jersey, Virginia, and California. This swing is driven by concerns over immigration policies and economic issues, impacting future political strategies. Today's date: Mon, 24 Nov 2025 23:37:50 +0000.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane caught fire during takeoff at Louisville's airport, resulting in a crash that killed at least 12 people. The aircraft, recently repaired for a fuel tank issue, lost an engine and ignited flames in the left wing. The crash caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and sparked a large fire. Investigations are ongoing.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, killing 12 people including three crew members and a family member. The plane's left engine detached, causing a fireball that damaged nearby buildings. Investigations are ongoing, with the crash being the deadliest in UPS history.