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Largest male white shark ‘Contender’ spotted moving into warmer US waters for winter
Everyone’s favorite white shark, Contender, is back on the move again, this time toward warmer seas for the winter. Contender caught attention in January, when he was tagged by nonprofit OCEARCH, off the coast of the Florida/Georgia line. He was the largest male white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, OCEARCH said. OCEARCH is dedicated to researching and protecting…
Read MoreOlu Fashanu one of few bright spots for Jets
NEW ORLEANS — There are not many positives to take away from this Jets season, but the play of left tackle Olu Fashanu is one. The 2024 first-round pick has had a strong second season, and the pairing of him and Armand Membou at right tackle feels like it could be a long-term answer. Fashanu…
Read MoreDear Abby: My dad calls his new wife his ‘child bride’ and I’m over it
DEAR ABBY: My parents were married for 50 years. My dad remarried a nice lady a year after Mom died. Within two months of meeting her, they were engaged. Dad made more than a few missteps, including announcing the engagement on Facebook before informing Mom’s sister, inviting the new wife to Mom’s delayed out-of-town memorial…
Read MoreBowen Yang bids farewell to ‘SNL’ after 7 seasons in emotional final sketch: ‘I just feel so lucky’
Bowen Yang has officially bid farewell to the “Saturday Night Live” stage. The 35-year-old comedian appeared in an emotional goodbye sketch with “SNL” host and his “Wicked” co-star Ariana Grande, in which the pair sang a tearful rendition of “Please Come Home For Christmas,” after he shocked fans earlier Saturday by announcing it would be his final…
Read MoreBears, Caleb Williams stun Packers in OT with long TD throw to extend NFC North lead
CHICAGO — Caleb Williams threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to DJ Moore in overtime, and the Chicago Bears overcame a 10-point deficit late in the fourth quarter Saturday night for a 22-16 win over the Green Bay Packers, who lost quarterback Jordan Love to a concussion. The Bears (11-4) extended their lead in the NFC North to 1 1/2…
Read MoreSan Francisco power outage leaves 130,000 in the dark
A massive outage knocked out power to 130,000 homes and businesses in San Francisco on Saturday, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said. The power failure left a large swath of the northern part of the city in the dark, beginning with the Richmond and Presidio neighborhoods and areas around Golden Gate Park in the early…
Read MoreDirty Martin's hosts classic car show ahead of 100 year celebration
Dirty’s will soon celebrate 100 years serving Austin and GM Daniel Young says they wanted to start the celebration a little early with the car sh Source link
Read MoreCNN staffers are reportedly loathing a potential— but don’t expect the Ellisons to kill the news agency
The word inside CNN is that staffers are thrilled that their parent, Warner Bros. Discovery, agreed to merge with Netflix instead of Paramount Skydance. They fear the latter’s Trump-friendly owners, Larry and David Ellison, would kill the network once they get their grubby hands on “The Most Trusted Name In News.” The Ellisons may be…
Read MoreEagles overcome flubs to top Commanders and repeat as NFC East champs
LANDOVER, Md. — This was not a terrific performance by the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, from a fumble on the opening kickoff to a pair of penalties on the tush push to three wide-left field-goal tries to a halftime deficit. Still, Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and company eventually got going in the right direction…
Read MoreRound Rock's Play for All Park expanding
The Play for All Park in Round Rock will be expanding by adding a new sustainability-themed play pod. Source link
Read MoreHays County Mental Health Court granted $10K from Texas Bar, to support expungement services
The Hays County Mental Health Court (MHC) on Dec. 2 received a $10,000 grant from the Texas Bar Foundation to support expungement services. Source link
Read MorePerplexing Rangers staring down complicated call to make before trade deadline
The cycle the Rangers have fallen into this season has made for a complicated outlook. Stuck in a perpetual state of taking one step forward and three steps back, the Blueshirts aren’t making it easy on president and general manager Chris Drury as he surveys the league, the standings and where his Rangers stack up…
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