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Los Angeles Dodgers' Max Muncy returned from a knee injury after a month on the injured list, boosting their offense. Meanwhile, Padres pitcher Adam suffered a ruptured quadriceps tendon, likely ending his season early. Both injuries impact their teams' playoff pursuits.
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On September 12, 2025, President Donald Trump announced the deployment of the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, marking a shift as the city is in a Republican-led state. This follows prior deployments to Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., amid ongoing debates over military involvement in policing and immigration enforcement. Trump claims the deployments address crime surges, despite data showing declines in some cities. The move has drawn mixed reactions from local officials and political figures.
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Recent data shows US regions face rising inflation, especially Tampa and San Diego, while nationwide income inequality slightly decreased. Meanwhile, perceptions of increased poverty and homelessness persist, driven by housing costs and natural disasters, amid ongoing debates over government spending and social support.
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NFL's Week 1 viewership increased by 5%, reaching over 21 million on average, driven by new measurement methods and streaming innovations. Key games, including the season opener and international broadcast, attracted large audiences, reflecting growing engagement across platforms amid changes in broadcast formats and advertising.
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A Baltimore immigration judge rejected Abrego Garcia's asylum bid, but he has 30 days to appeal. His case highlights tensions over US deportation policies, especially after he was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March. The Trump administration seeks to deport him to Uganda or Eswatini amid criminal charges and allegations of gang ties, which his lawyers deny.
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Two separate shootings occurred in the US this week. One on a school campus in Mississippi resulted in two deaths, while in Pennsylvania, police officers were shot and hospitalized. Authorities are investigating both incidents, with no public threat identified.
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Union Pacific's quarterly earnings rose, and it plans an $85 billion merger with Norfolk Southern, pending regulatory approval. The deal aims to create the first transcontinental railroad, but faces opposition from some industry players and regulators. CSX reports a decline in profits amid industry challenges.
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Multiple incidents across US schools reveal AI security systems misidentifying objects as weapons, leading to police interventions. In Baltimore, a student was mistaken for armed after a bag of Doritos was flagged as a gun, prompting police to respond with guns drawn. The incidents raise concerns about AI accuracy in school safety protocols.
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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a rare 'special message' criticizing the treatment of migrants, detention conditions, and threats against houses of worship. The bishops called for humane treatment and highlighted concerns over immigration enforcement, aligning with Pope Leo XIV's advocacy for human dignity amid ongoing U.S. immigration debates. The story is current as of Tue, 18 Nov 2025.
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A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved a settlement requiring the Sackler family to pay up to $7 billion over 15 years, relinquish ownership of Purdue Pharma, and restructure the company into Knoa Pharma. The deal aims to address the opioid crisis and provide compensation to victims, marking a significant step in the legal saga.
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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on March 26, 2024, was caused by electrical failure linked to a loose cable on the cargo ship Dali. The incident resulted in six deaths and significant infrastructure damage. Investigations highlight safety lapses and recommend industry reforms. Rebuilding costs now estimated at $4.3–5.2bn, with completion delayed to 2030.
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A container ship, the Dali, caused a bridge collapse in Baltimore on March 26, 2024, after electrical failures due to a loose wire. All 267 onboard were rescued, but six workers died. Investigations highlight safety lapses and industry vulnerabilities, with costs to repair the bridge now exceeding $5 billion.
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Elio Perisco was sentenced to nearly five years in jail for operating a speedboat while intoxicated, which resulted in the death of Adrienne Vaughan in August 2023. He faced manslaughter and negligent injury charges after crashing into a larger ship while high on cocaine and alcohol. Vaughan was sunbathing on her boat when she was killed by the propeller. Witnesses reported Perisco was drunk, and a drug test confirmed cocaine and alcohol in his system. The incident caused chaos on the water, with Vaughan's family mourning her loss. The case highlights dangers of impaired boating and legal consequences for such actions. Today’s date is Sat, 22 Nov 2025.
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A significant winter storm is impacting the US, bringing snow, ice, and cold temperatures across multiple regions. The storm has caused widespread travel disruptions, including thousands of flight cancellations and delays, and is forecast to continue through early December with heavy snowfall and hazardous conditions.
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Luqmaan Khan, 25, was detained after police found weapons, body armor, and a notebook with writings on urban warfare and combat tactics. He was stopped in Wilmington on Nov. 24, and authorities say he expressed admiration for martyrdom. He faces a detention hearing on Dec. 11.
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The Baltimore Ravens have extended tight end Mark Andrews with a three-year, $39.3 million contract, including $26 million guaranteed. Andrews, a key player and franchise record-holder, leads the team in receptions and touchdowns. The deal follows his recent engagement and comes as the Ravens prepare for a crucial AFC North matchup.