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The US government plans to underwrite at least $80 billion for Westinghouse reactors, aiming to revive nuclear energy, support President Trump's energy goals, and create thousands of jobs. The deal involves government stakes and potential IPOs, amid challenges like high costs and regulatory hurdles.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace is embroiled in a dispute following an airport incident where she was reportedly irate and confrontational with security staff. She claims the report is fabricated and politically motivated, while critics, including fellow lawmakers, condemn her behavior. The story highlights ongoing security and political tensions in South Carolina.
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Vanderbilt, with its best start in 75 years, hosts No. 15 Missouri in a key college football game. Vanderbilt's high-scoring offense and Missouri's strong ground game highlight the matchup. The game begins at 3:30 p.m. ET, with streaming options available for viewers without cable.
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Former South Carolina Rep. Marvin Pendarvis has been indicted on 10 charges, including wire fraud, identity theft, and money laundering. Prosecutors allege he stole over half a million dollars from clients and deposited it into his law firm’s trust account, without passing any funds to them. Pendarvis's law license was previously suspended amid allegations of forgery. He is scheduled to appear in federal court on Nov. 18.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace is embroiled in multiple lawsuits stemming from her February speech, which accused several men of serious crimes. She claims her ex-fiance Patrick Bryant fabricated allegations against her and is suing for defamation and emotional distress. Mace also disputes police reports of her airport conduct, alleging political conspiracy.
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The US is making limited progress in reducing dependence on Chinese rare-earth minerals, essential for tech and military industries. Despite recent efforts and new processing facilities, China maintains a dominant position, complicating US strategic goals amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Stephen Bryant was executed by firing squad in South Carolina after admitting to killing three people in 2004. The execution, scheduled for 6 p.m., involved volunteer prison staff with live ammunition. Bryant's clemency request remains pending, with no governor clemency since 1976. This marks South Carolina's 50th execution since restarting the death penalty.
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Stephen Bryant, convicted of three murders in 2004, was executed by firing squad in South Carolina after the state resumed executions following a 13-year pause. Bryant chose the method over lethal injection, and the execution was carried out by three volunteer prison employees. His death marks the seventh in 14 months in the state.
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During a college football game at Kyle Field, South Carolina players were involved in an incident with a Texas state trooper after an 80-yard touchdown. The trooper bumped into players and was subsequently sent home amid social media outrage and calls for suspension. The game ended with Texas A&M winning 31-30.
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Kenneth McFarland, pastor of the 2819 Church in Georgia, was arrested on charges of child cruelty after wounds on a 15-year-old stepson were linked to physical discipline. The church has a large following among Black evangelicals, and the case raises concerns about abuse within religious communities.
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The House Ethics Committee has formed an investigative subcommittee to examine allegations against Rep. Cory Mills, including failure to disclose information, campaign finance violations, improper gifts, misconduct, and a court-ordered protective order related to dating violence. The inquiry follows recent legal and political actions, including a censure resolution and a court order restricting Mills' contact with an ex-girlfriend.
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U.S. mass killings declined in 2025, with 17 incidents resulting in at least 81 deaths. Experts caution this may reflect a return to average levels rather than a lasting trend, with firearm involvement remaining high at 82%. The data highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence despite recent decreases.
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A measles outbreak in South Carolina has grown to 111 cases, with ongoing transmission linked to low vaccination rates and holiday gatherings. Similar outbreaks are ongoing in Arizona and Utah, threatening US measles elimination status. Experts warn that declining vaccination and increased travel are fueling the resurgence of the disease.
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Rebecca Hill, former clerk of court in Colleton County, South Carolina, pleaded guilty to obstruction, perjury, and misconduct related to her handling of the Murdaugh trial. She admitted to showing sealed crime scene photos to the media and promoting her book about the case. She received probation and faces ongoing scrutiny.
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A drone attempted to deliver a package of food, cigarettes, and marijuana to inmates at Lee Correctional Institution in South Carolina. The drone was intercepted before reaching the yard, and authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing challenges in prison contraband smuggling.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace is accused of verbally abusing airport staff during a security delay, claiming the police report is falsified and politically motivated. Her rival, Alan Wilson, denies her allegations amid ongoing political tensions and her gubernatorial bid.
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A measles outbreak in the US has led to increased school absences, especially in Texas and South Carolina, driven by low vaccination rates and health restrictions. No deaths reported, but quarantine and absenteeism highlight ongoing vaccination challenges and public health responses.
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A New Jersey nonprofit uses high-tech drones to find and rescue missing dogs, cats, and even a cow. Founded by Michael Parziale, the team has saved 122 animals in two years, supporting veterans and helping pet owners in distress.
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A resurgence of measles has led to over 310 cases in South Carolina and other states, marking the worst outbreak since 1991. The rise is linked to declining vaccination rates amid misinformation and political skepticism, threatening US's eliminated status for measles.
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South Carolina reports 124 new measles cases since Tuesday, totaling 558, amid a nationwide surge. Outbreaks also persist in Arizona and Utah, with declining vaccination rates raising concerns about herd immunity and potential for further spread. Last year was the worst for measles since 1991, with 2,144 cases across 44 states.