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A federal court has ruled that former President Donald Trump and his lawyer, Alina Habba, must pay a $1 million penalty for filing a "frivolous" lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, James Comey, and others related to Russian collusion claims.

The article discusses how Thanksgiving side dishes have evolved over the generations, with classic dishes like oyster stuffing, ambrosia salad, mashed turnips, and giblet gravy falling out of favor, while newer dishes like corn pudding and cranberry fluff have become popular.

The White House teased a UFC match on the South Lawn next June to celebrate America's 250th birthday, with UFC President Dana White promising the "greatest fight card ever assembled" for the event.

Aftyn Behn, the Democratic candidate in Tennessee's upcoming special election, has faced criticism for her radical past, including a 2019 incident where she was forcibly removed from the governor's office during a sit-in protest, and her past comments expressing hatred for Nashville and support for dissolving police departments.

Lawmakers from both parties expressed support after two West Virginia National Guard members were shot near the White House, with the suspected shooter also being wounded in the incident.

Republican combat veterans in Congress urged service members to "stand strong" for law and order in response to a Democratic message encouraging troops to disobey "illegal" orders, arguing it risks undermining the military's chain of command.

GLP-1 weight-loss medications can lead to rapid weight reductions, but also social and psychological challenges, including changes in appetite, tolerance for alcohol, mood, and mental health, which can strain relationships and social routines, especially during family gatherings.

Scammers are using a phishing platform called Quantum Route Redirect (QRR) to target Microsoft 365 users with fake login pages that harvest usernames and passwords on a massive scale, making it essential for users to employ strong security measures such as multi-factor authentication and data removal services.

The article discusses several must-win games in Week 13 of the NFL season, including the Detroit Lions vs. the Green Bay Packers, the Baltimore Ravens vs. the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Chicago Bears vs. the Philadelphia Eagles.

MSNBC correspondent Ken Dilanian faced criticism for suggesting that some Americans might object to the presence of the National Guard in cities following a shooting of National Guard troops in Washington D.C.

The article discusses the warnings from German officials and a former NATO commander about Russia's potential plans to attack a NATO member by 2029, as Putin's ambitions extend beyond Ukraine to reshape the security architecture of Eastern Europe.

Melania Trump and Usha Vance visited military families in North Carolina to thank them for their service and sacrifice. The article questions whether America needs to focus more on the civic virtue of gratitude, given concerning signs that some young people have a more positive view of socialism than capitalism.

A fire engulfed several high-rise residential towers in Hong Kong's Tai Po district, killing at least 13 people and trapping others inside, with one firefighter dying while battling the blaze.

USDA plans major SNAP benefits reform to redirect nutrition funding toward healthier, American-grown foods as part of effort to reduce chronic disease.

Aftyn Behn, a far-left socialist candidate, is running in a close congressional special election in a conservative Tennessee district, highlighting the growing acceptance of socialism within the Democratic Party.

Tara Reid claims she was drugged at a hotel bar in Chicago and is willing to prosecute, according to a police report.

Michael DeLano, an actor and singer known for his roles in "Rhoda" and the "Ocean's Eleven" films, has died at the age of 84 after suffering a fatal heart attack on October 20.

The suspect charged with killing three people at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic in 2015, Robert Dear, has died of natural causes while in federal custody.

Texas women Jade Dickens and Hailey Sikman unknowingly competed against a transgender athlete at a recent World's Strongest Woman competition, and were unaware of the athlete's biological sex until after the event.

A coalition of 21 Democratic attorneys general sued the Trump administration to block new USDA guidance that they argue illegally lists thousands of immigrants, including refugees and asylum seekers, as being "permanently" ineligible for anti-hunger benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).