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Turkey Emissions Panic: Climate Activists Target Thanksgiving Dinner

A new debate over turkey emissions landed just in time for Thanksgiving, as a climate activist group urged Axios to highlight the holiday bird’s supposed environmental toll.

USCIS Halts Afghan Immigration Requests

The Trump administration has stopped processing Afghan immigration requests following the attack on two National Guard members.

Airport Chaos Erupts as LAX Travelers Forced to Walk Amid Holiday Protests

Airport chaos hit Los Angeles International Airport as hundreds of protesters blocked roads during one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel periods, forcing travelers to abandon vehicles and walk to the terminals.

Judge Upholds State’s Religious Vaccine Exemption

West Virginian officials have upheld a policy that allows parents to issue religious exemptions to school-mandated vaccines.

Arctic Breakthrough Discovery Threatens China’s Grip on Critical Minerals

A major Arctic breakthrough in Alaska may dramatically weaken China’s long-standing dominance over rare earth minerals, following confirmation that the GraphiteOne project near Nome has uncovered significant reserves of rare earth elements (REEs) alongside what is already the nation’s largest graphite deposit.

States Sue Over SNAP Limitations for Migrants

Twenty-one states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the Department of Agriculture over the inability for migrants to access Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

Name Controversy Gains Global Attention as Politician Named Adolf Hitler Leads Namibia Race

A name controversy in northern Namibia has drawn global attention as Adolf Hitler Uunona, a local politician running for reelection, is projected to retain his council seat by a wide margin.

Fire Tears Through Hong Kong Towers, Leaving Dozens Dead and Hundreds Missing

A deadly inferno in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district killed at least 36 people and left hundreds missing after flames ripped through multiple residential towers Wednesday.

Fed Study Shows Tariffs Influence Both Inflation and Jobs

A Federal Reserve study links President Trump’s tariffs to higher inflation and rising unemployment, signaling a complex economic impact.

OU Student Punished for Citing Bible in Gender Essay — Free Speech Under Fire

A University of Oklahoma student says she received a failing grade on an essay after citing the Bible and expressing Christian beliefs.

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