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News Wrap: Russian lawmakers expand restrictions on promoting LGBTQ rights [1263d]
Inflation casts a shadow over Thanksgiving as food banks struggle to meet demand [1263d]
Higher young voter turnout in midterms changes approach to major political issues [1263d]
Russian forces steal priceless Ukrainian artwork during occupation of Kherson [1263d]
AOL founder Steve Case on the surprising entrepreneurs reimagining the economic landscape [1263d]
A Brief But Spectacular take the narrative about people who commit violent crime [1263d]
Musk says granting 'amnesty' to suspended Twitter accounts [1263d]
Club Q owner says Colorado Springs shooting comes amid a new 'type of hate' [1263d]
After loss of Alaska House race, next moves for Sarah Palin [1263d]
World Cup fans facing costly hotels and alcohol restrictions turn to international shuttle flights [1263d]
Walmart shooter appeared to target certain people, witness says [1263d]
Biden delivers Thanksgiving pies to Nantucket firefighters [1263d]
Russian Duma gives LGBTQ 'propaganda' bill final approval [1264d]
Foxconn apologizes for pay dispute that sparked factory protests in China [1264d]
Twitter, other tech companies slip on removing hate speech, EU review says [1264d]
Iran arrests outspoken player Voria Ghafouri amid World Cup scrutiny [1264d]
Walmart shooting only latest in workplace attacks, experts say more needed to prevent violence [1264d]
High-flying balloon characters star in Thanksgiving parade [1264d]
Israelis allowed first journey to Qatar for World Cup, but conflict with Palestinians catches up [1264d]
Bombed but unbowed, Ukraine's capital of Kyiv moves to survival mode [1264d]
Malaysia's long-time reformist leader Anwar Ibrahim sworn in as prime minister [1264d]
Rep. Mary Peltola, 1st Alaska Native in Congress, wins Alaska's at-large congressional district [1264d]
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski wins reelection in Alaska [1264d]
Mike Dunleavy becomes 1st Alaska governor reelected since 1998 [1264d]