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US & Canada · OklahomaCountry singer Jake Flint has died. Jake's unexpected passing comes just hours after his wedding to his new wife, Brenda Flint. He was 37 years old.
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Oklahoma country artist dies just hours after wedding: ‘It’s all so surreal’
53% Center coverage: 92 sources
Europe · New YorkWorkers at Amazon sites across the globe, including in the United States, Germany and France, were expected to go on strike on Black Friday, targeting the online retailer on one of the busiest shopping days of the year with calls for better pay.See the Story
Amazon workers called to strike across globe on Black Friday
48% Center coverage: 61 sources
Politics · PennsylvaniaA Pennsylvania teen has been charged with murder after he allegedly confessed over Instagram to fatally shooting another child, according to police.
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Teen confessed to girl’s murder over Instagram, police say
63% Center coverage: 53 sources
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West Virginia · West VirginiaMountaineers face Musketeers in Big East-Big12 Battle on Saturday.See the Story
Huggins brings West Virginia to Cintas Center: 'I don't have any good thoughts on Xavier'
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Sunnyside, Washington · SunnysideSeasonal affective disorder, or SAD, can come back every year around the same time. Estimates vary from 1.4% to 9.7% of people living in North America. Symptoms include sleeping or eating too much, withdrawing from social contact. Light therapy exposing people to bright light every day to make up for the lack of natural light.See the Story
Millions of Americans deal with seasonal depression as weather changes
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Business · WashingtonThe number of Americans living in Mexico is booming. A total of 8,412 temporary resident visas have been issued to Americans in the first nine months of this year, according to data released by Mexico’s Interior Ministry. See the Story
Record number of Americans granted temporary resident visas to live in Mexico
60% Right coverage: 5 sources
Politics · New YorkA New York City man on the run from authorities for almost a year is in custody after a spectacularly ill-timed trip to Walt Disney World. The man's vacation ended abruptly after federal postal inspector Jeff Andre, who was also at Disney World, noticed a distinctive tattoo on the parkgoer's neck. Andre recognized Quashon Burton, of New York, because he had signed a complaint against the 31-year-old in November 2021.See the Story
NYC fugitive arrested after officer spots him on vacation at Disney World
34% Center coverage: 21 sources
Crime · MilwaukeeBrenda Payer was reported missing at the end of September after she was last reported seen at a Sioux City McDonald's. Her family said that she had dropped off a family member's vehicle at the restaurant. A public search was held to locate Payer and the FBI had also gotten involved in the search for the missing woman.See the Story
Police searching for missing 23-year-old man
67% Center coverage: 95 sources
Halloween · New YorkThe jackpot is the second-largest prize in Powerball's 30-year history. The winning numbers in the Halloween drawing were 13, 19, 36, 39, 59. The last grand prize was awarded to a ticket in Pennsylvania on August 3 for a $206.9 million pot.See the Story
No winner, again: Powerball soars to $1.2B
55% Center coverage: 108 sources
Halloween · WashingtonAnne Marie Gieske was a nursing major at the University of Kentucky and had been studying in South Korea for a semester abroad. The deadly crowd surge during a Halloween celebration in Seoul took the lives of at least 153 people, including 26 foreigners. Nearly two-thirds of those killed in the crowd surge were women, and over 80 percent were young people in their 20s and 30s.See the Story
Ohio congressman’s niece among those killed in South Korea Halloween crowd surge
53% Center coverage: 17 sources
Halloween · MilwaukeeSome Milwaukee bars are banning Jeffrey Dahmer Halloween costumes. The notorious serial killer took the lives of 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991. Authorities say he met many of his victims in gay bars in Walkers Point. The bars are trying to educate people who don't know the trauma Dahmer caused.See the Story
Bars in Wisconsin ban Jeffrey Dahmer costumes Halloween weekend
71% Right coverage: 7 sources
