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Business · WashingtonThanksgiving is upon us, the feast is nearly ready, but wait — you’ve forgotten an ingredient (or two, or three). While many stores have already announced they’ll be closed on Thanksgiving, you can still find a few grocery stores with their doors open.See the Story
These grocery stores are open on Thanksgiving Day 2022
63% Center coverage: 91 sources
Parade · New YorkThrongs of spectators lined the streets of New York on Thursday as colorful, high-flying balloons helped usher in the holiday season during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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High-flying balloon characters star in Thanksgiving parade
61% Center coverage: 67 sources
Europe · DohaCristiano Ronaldo became the first man to score at five World Cups on Thursday after opening the scoring in Portugal's World Cup clash with Ghana.See the Story
Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first man to score in five World Cups
40% Left coverage: 45 sources
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UTEP move to 5-1 after taking down Texas A&M-CC 72-67
75% Center coverage: 4 sources
San Diego · San DiegoNM State beat San Diego 90-77 in the first of two games at the Las Vegas Invitational. The Aggies play UC Irvine at 7:30 p.m., on Saturday. It's unclear if any player was disciplined after "multiple players" missed curfew on the same night Peake was involved in the shooting.See the Story
New Mexico State beats San Diego in first game after shooting incident in Albuquerque
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
El Paso · El PasoThe Southern Colorado Safe Streets Task Force is attempting to locate two wanted street criminals. Denise Mares, 35, has a no-bond warrant for a Probation Violation which includes Dangerous Drugs. Danny Sisneros, 26, is a Hispanic male, 508 , 140 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.See the Story
Most Wanted Fugitives: Week of Nov. 25, 2022
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
BasketballShamar Givance hit a pair of free throws with three seconds left in overtime as the UTEP men's basketball team toppled CSU Bakersfield, 68-67, to improve to 2-0 at the Jim Forbes Classic. There were seven ties and 16 lead changes in the game, including eight alone in the five-minute overtime period. On Tuesday, UTEP bested Alcorn State, 73-61, in double OT.See the Story
UTEP knocks off CSU Bakersfield 68-67 in OT
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
SoccerThousands of foreign soccer fans have flocked to Qatar to watch the World Cup. Many are staying in tents in the middle of the desert, with no locks or beer on draft. Many fans have complained about the isolation, and lack of alcohol at the campsites. Some fans have been complaining of excessively long waits to check in at hotels.See the Story
Remote desert camps house World Cup fans on a budget
45% Center coverage: 9 sources
Families, Food Banks Feel Pinch of Inflation This Thanksgiving
76% Center coverage: 17 sources
AbortionIn Minnesota, Democrats are planning to add the right to abortion into state law. In Florida, leaders are talking about more restrictions but haven't settled on a plan. In Pennsylvania, pickups for Democrats mean they can likely stop Republicans from adding anti-abortion language to the state constitution. In divided states such as Wisconsin, a legislative stalemate remains.See the Story
After midterms, states weighing abortion protections, bans
55% Center coverage: 22 sources
Business · New YorkSarah Josepha Hale, the editor to Godey's Lady Book, was influential in Thanksgiving becoming a national holiday. She wrote editorials for 15 years about a holiday, as well as letters to several presidents lobbying for the creation of the holiday. Five days later on Oct. 3, 1863, Lincoln, alongside Seward, issued a proclamation declaring the day as a holiday.See the Story
Thanksgiving might bring changes in holiday-travel habits
70% Center coverage: 70 sources
