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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died Thursday morning at age 24, the team said in a statement.

Police are investigating the incident as apparent death by suicide.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) says that at 10:33 p.m. local time Wednesday, troopers attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation, but the driver refused to halt and a pursuit began.

The pursuit was quickly terminated after troopers lost sight of the vehicle, Texas DPS said. A wrecked vehicle was located “minutes later,” crashed on Dallas Parkway in Frisco, Texas, police say. Initial reports indicate that a male subject, later identified as Kneeland, fled the scene on foot. He was found with a self-inflicted wound

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With the government shutting down they are limiting to 40 major U.S airports. Many flights have been cancelled, causing other transportation to become more full. Although some airlines are not cutting their flights.

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Airlines cancel hundreds of flights Friday amid shutdown-related FAA reductions

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Major airlines say they are planning to cancel hundreds of flights on Friday -- out of thousands of daily flights -- as the FAA is set to begin limiting flight capacity.

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If the first look at the eagerly awaited Michael Jackson biopic is any indication, the film planA teaser trailer for “Michael,” the film about the musician’s rise debuted on Thursday and gave the first glimpse of his real life nephew, Jaafar Jackson, portraying his late uncle.s on leaning into The King of Pop’s good times versus…everything else. The elder Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 50 as a result of acute propofol intoxication.

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Michael Jackson biopic teaser trailer dances into the making of the King of Pop | CNN

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If the first look at the eagerly awaited Michael Jackson biopic is any indication, the film plans on leaning into The King of Pop's good times versus...everything else.

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After Week 8 of the NFL season was marked by blowouts, NFL fans were due some excitement in Week 9.

Multiple games went down to the wire, including one finish in Cincinnati that may prove to be the wildest finish of the season. And in the day’s most anticipated matchup, the Buffalo Bills survived a last-gasp effort from the Kansas City Chiefs.

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A wild finish in Cincy, a gruesome injury to a star player and multiple games come down to the final seconds in NFL’s Week 9 | CNN

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After Week 8 of the NFL season was marked by blowouts, NFL fans were due some excitement in Week 9.

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The Trump administration has reached a multimillion dollar deal with Cornell University to restore more than $250 million in federal funding for the school. The White House previously reached financial settlements with other Ivy League universities, including Columbia University and Brown University, though a recent agreement with the University of Virginia did not include a financial component. Unlike Columbia and UVA’s deals, Cornell will not be subject to an independent monitor ensuring compliance.

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Cornell University reaches $60 million deal with Trump administration to restore federal funding | CNN Politics

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The Trump administration has reached a multimillion dollar deal with Cornell University to restore more than $250 million in federal funding for the school.

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Diane Ladd, the three-time Academy Award nominee whose roles ranged from the brash waitress in “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” to the protective mother in “Wild at Heart,” has died at 89.

Ladd’s death was announced Monday by daughter Laura Dern, who issued a statement saying her mother and occasional co-star had died at her home in Ojai, California, with Dern at her side. Dern, who called Ladd her “amazing hero” and “profound gift of a mother,” did not immediately cite a cause of death.

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Diane Ladd, 3-time Oscar nominee, dies at 89 | CNN

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Diane Ladd, the three-time Academy Award nominee whose roles ranged from the brash waitress in “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” to the protective mother in “Wild at Heart,” has died at 89.

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The late night host Jimmy Kimmel announces that he is doing a food bank in loss angeles. formed to help those who were relying on the government but cant anymore since the gov. shutdown. “Cutting SNAP benefits creates uncertainty for American children, seniors and families,” the announcement reads. “To support our community members in need, we’re starting a donation center in our Hollywood backlot to benefit the (Los Angeles Food Bank) & (the St. Joseph Center).” people are being encouraged to donate food to help those in need.

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Jimmy Kimmel leading celebs in addressing food insecurity | CNN

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Jimmy Kimmel wants to feed those in need.

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The Washington Commanders' star quarterback, Jayden Daniels, suffered a gruesome injury in his left arm after being tackled by a Seattle Seahawks player in the 4th quarter. The team is calling the injury a dislocated elbow. The team's chance of winning anything this season is now very unlikely.

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A wild finish in Cincy, a gruesome injury to a star player and multiple games come down to the final seconds in NFL’s Week 9 | CNN

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AI is facing 7 lawsuits after allegedly forcing people to take their lives. 6 adults and one teen have filed lawsuits for wrongful death, assisted suicide, involuntary manslaughter, and negligence. 4 of them have lost their lives, it was stated that 17 year old Amaurie used chatgpt for help, instead of helping him get through it, AI told him the most effective way to tie a rope and how long he would go without breathing.

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OpenAI faces 7 lawsuits claiming ChatGPT drove people to suicide, delusions

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OpenAI is facing seven lawsuits claiming ChatGPT drove people to suicide and harmful delusions even when they had no prior mental health issues

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The dodgers celebrate in their own parade for the 2nd year in a row after their win over the blue Jays. The Dodgers pulled off a comeback for the ages in Game 7 of the Fall Classic on Saturday. The Jays were two outs away from the title when Miguel Rojas hit a solo home run in the ninth to tie the game at 4-4. Will Smith then gave the Dodgers their first lead of the game with a home run of his own in the 11th inning.

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Dodgers celebrate back-to-back World Series wins with parade through Los Angeles | CNN

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Thousands of fans lined the streets of downtown Los Angeles for a second year in a row to celebrate another Dodgers' World Series victory.

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In New Jersey two men were arrested for alleged terrorist threats in Michigan on Halloween. Both men were in online chatrooms and were inspired by middle eastern terrorist group ISIS. The suspects were arrested for conspiring to commit terrorist attacks and creating terroristic threats. Before their arrests, they were plotting to leave the US to flee to Syria.

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2 New Jersey men arrested in terror plot probe on heels of Michigan arrests | CNN

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Two New Jersey men were arrested in a terror plot probe on the heels of arrests in Michigan in an alleged ISIS-inspired terrorist plot, said Alina Habba, acting US attorney for New Jersey.

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As of today, 3% of US flights have been canceled due to the government shutdown. Many of these cancellations are affecting Northeast Florida and the Dallas area. Over 1,000 flights were canceled in total, with major airlines like American, United, Delta, and Southwest cutting hundreds of flights. American Airlines has canceled 221 flight, United 184, Delta 173, and Southwest 73 with plans to continue reductions through the weekend.

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Tracking US flight delays and cancellations in charts | CNN

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CNN is tracking delays and cancellations for flights traveling to, from or within the US using data from FlightAware. Data updates every 15 minutes.

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Officials decided to reduce air traffic to 10%. Major airlines say they are planning to cancel thousands of flights today. They are going to have to limit flights in around 40 major cities. This is because of the government shutdown. Air traffic control workers are having to go find a second job to be able to provide for their families. This is causing there to not be enough air traffic controllers for planes to fly safely.

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The death rate has gone up from 2 to 13 after a UPS plane crashed into the airport. Two of the victims were identified by family friends as Louisnes Fedon and his 3-year-old granddaughter, while the aircraft's three crew members are also believed to be dead.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A UPS cargo plane's left wing caught fire and an engine fell off just before it crashed and exploded after takeoff in Kentucky, a federal official said Wednesday, offering the first investigative details about a disaster that killed at least 12 people, including a child.

Finding survivors seemed unlikely as first responders searched the charred area of the crash at UPS Worldport, the company's global aviation hub in Louisville, Gov. Andy Beshear said. The inferno consumed the enormous aircraft and spread to nearby businesses.

After being cleared for takeoff, a large fire developed in the left wing, said Todd Inman, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board, which is leading the investigation. The NTSB will now try to determine what caused the fire and why the engine fell off. It will likely take investigators more than a year to answer those questions.

The plane gained enough altitude to clear the fence at the end of the runway before crashing just outside Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, Inman told reporters.

Airport security video "shows the left engine detaching from the wing during the takeoff roll," he said.

The cockpit voice recorder and data recorder were recovered, and the engine was discovered on the airfield, Inman said.

"There are a lot of different parts of this airplane in a lot of different places," he said, describing a debris field that stretched for half a mile.

The plane with three people aboard crashed about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday as it was departing for Honolulu from UPS Worldport at the Louisville airport.

The crash had a devastating ripple effect, striking and causing smaller explosions at Kentucky Petroleum Recycling and hitting an auto salvage yard, Grade A Auto Parts. Beshear said the child who died was with a parent at the parts business.

Beshear earlier said it was a "blessing" that the plane did not hit a nearby Ford Motor factory or the convention center.

Some people who heard the boom, saw the smoke and smelled burning fuel were still stunned a day later.

"I didn't know if we were getting attacked. I didn't know what was going on," said Summer Dickerson, who works nearby.

Stooges Bar and Grill bartender Kyla Kenady said lights suddenly flickered as she took a beer to a customer on the patio.

"I saw a plane in the sky coming down over top of our volleyball courts in flames," she said. "In that moment, I panicked. I turned around, ran through the bar screaming, telling everyone that a plane was crashing."

Manager Lynn Cason said explosions, only about 100 yards (90 meters) away, shook the building three times - "like somebody was bombing us" - but no one there was injured.

"God was definitely with us," Cason said.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced on the social platform X on Wednesday evening that the death toll had risen to 12, saying, "Please take a moment to hug your loved ones and check on your neighbors."

The governor predicted that the death toll would rise, saying authorities were looking for a "handful of other people" but "we do not expect to find anyone else alive."

Mark Little, chief of the Okolona Fire District in Louisville, said debris would have to be moved and searched, adding: "It will take us quite a while."

University of Louisville Hospital said two people were in critical condition in the burn unit. Eighteen people were treated and discharged at that hospital or other health care centers.

The airport is 7 miles (11 kilometers) from downtown Louisville, close to the Indiana state line, residential areas, a water park and museums. The airport resumed operations on Wednesday, with at least one runway open.

Beshear said he did not know the status of the three UPS crew members aboard the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 made in 1991. It was not clear if they were being counted among the dead.

UPS said it was "terribly saddened." The Louisville package handling facility is the company's largest. The hub employs more than 20,000 people in the region, handles 300 flights daily and sorts more than 400,000 packages an hour.

Jeff Guzzetti, a former federal crash investigator, said a number of things could have caused the fire as the UPS plane was rolling down the runway.

"It could have been the engine partially coming off and ripping out fuel lines. Or it could have been a fuel leak igniting and then burning the engine off. It's just too soon to tell," Guzzetti said.

He said the crash bears a lot of similarities to one in 1979 when the left engine fell off an American Airlines jet as it was departing Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, killing 273 people.

Guzzetti said this UPS plane and the American plane were equipped with the same General Electric engines and both planes underwent heavy maintenance in the month before they crashed. The NTSB blamed the Chicago crash on improper maintenance. The 1979 crash involved a DC-10, but the MD-11 UPS plane is based on the DC-10.

Flight records show the UPS plane was on the ground in San Antonio from Sept. 3 to Oct. 18, but it was unclear what maintenance was performed and if it had any impact on the crash.

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Golden reported from Seattle. Associated Press reporters Ed White in Detroit; Rebecca Reynolds in Louisville, Kentucky; Josh Funk in Omaha, Nebraska; Jonathan Mattise and Travis Loller in Nashville, Tennessee; and Kathy McCormack in Concord, New Hampshire, contributed.

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12 dead after engine fell off UPS plane that crashed and exploded in Kentucky

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Federal investigators say a UPS cargo plane's left wing caught fire and its engine fell off just before a fireball crash after takeoff in Kentucky

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“With the federal government shutdown dragging on for over a month, consumers are now expressing worries about potential negative consequences for the economy,” said Joanne Hsu. The drop this month represents a 6.2% decline from October and a 29.9% decline compared to last November. Economists have been anticipating an improvement this month.

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The record-breaking government shutdown has left Americans feeling worse about the economic outlook. That’s according to the latest University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey, which showed the index falling to 50.3 this month from 53.6 in October.

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Reopening government could avert recession, but risks remain, economists say.

an interruption of snap benefits disruptions have also hindered the economy. Approximately 42 million recipients depend on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, which in turn fuel business for local grocers. More than 3 million passengers fly each day, and about one of every five of those travel for business, meaning disruptions hinder output at companies across the economy