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CBS News will now only broadcast live or unedited interviews following a dispute with Secretary Noem over edited content. The move aims to increase transparency after Noem accused CBS of whitewashing her comments about a migrant case, highlighting ongoing tensions over media editing and political narratives.
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Tropical Storm Humberto is strengthening in the Atlantic, expected to become a major hurricane. A second system, Imelda, may develop nearby, with potential interactions including the Fujiwhara Effect. No immediate US threat, but Bermuda and the Caribbean should monitor closely. The storms could influence each other's paths.
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As of October 2025, OpenAI's valuation surged to $500 billion following a $6.6 billion secondary share sale by current and former employees to investors including SoftBank, Thrive Capital, and MGX. Despite not yet turning a profit, OpenAI has secured massive AI infrastructure deals with Oracle, Nvidia, and AMD, fueling rapid growth and complex partnerships across Silicon Valley's AI ecosystem.
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US officials visit Israel amid ongoing efforts to recover remaining hostages and bodies from Gaza. Ceasefire compliance and negotiations for a broader peace deal are central, with delays and accusations of violations complicating the process. The US aims to support Israel and coordinate international efforts.
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Major US airports face increasing delays and cancellations due to staffing shortages caused by a government shutdown. Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers are working unpaid, leading to safety concerns and widespread disruptions, especially in New York, Dallas, and Los Angeles, as the holiday travel season approaches.
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In interviews following a recent summit with Xi Jinping, Trump claimed Taiwan was not discussed with China and expressed confidence that China would not take military action on Taiwan during his presidency. He also highlighted ongoing US-China trade negotiations and military communication efforts, amid tensions over Taiwan's status.
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As of November 2025, Japan is experiencing a historic surge in bear attacks, with 13 deaths and over 100 injuries since April. The spike is concentrated in northern prefectures like Akita and Iwate, driven by food shortages and rural depopulation. The government has deployed the military to assist in trapping bears, while travel advisories warn residents and tourists of increased risks.
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Jim Avila, a respected ABC News correspondent known for covering high-profile trials and White House events, died at his San Diego home on Wednesday. His career spanned over two decades, earning multiple awards, including two Emmys and five Murrow Awards. He faced health challenges, including a kidney transplant in 2020.