San Francicso 49ers kicker Jake Moody could’ve crawled into the San Andreas Fault and still not had enough cover for the heat he took following a bad game that’s about to cap an equally poor season. Moody missed two field goals and an extra point before comically butchering an onside kick in his team’s 40-34...
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Housing market ends 2024 with stale supply
There’s good news in the housing market to close out 2024: There’s a lot more supply on the housing market. The bad news: A lot of that supply is stale, sitting unsold for much longer than usual. Active listings in November were 12.1% higher than they were in November 2023 and hit the highest level...
Tennis pro Gabriela Dabrowski reveals she played Wimbledon and Olympics amid breast cancer treatment
Paris Olympic bronze medalist and three-time Grand Slam champion Gabriela Dabrowski shared in an Instagram post that she was diagnosed with breast cancer in April and competed throughout the season while receiving treatment. “I know this will come as a shock to many, but I am okay and I will be okay,” she wrote Tuesday....
Court issues warrants to detain impeached South Korean President Yoon and search his office
SEOUL, South Korea — A South Korean court issued warrants Tuesday to detain impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol and search his office and residence over allegations of rebellion in connection with his short-lived declaration of martial law. It’s the first time a warrant has been issued to detain a sitting South Korean president. But experts...
Sanctions brought on by Putin’s war in Ukraine are taking a bite out of Russia’s New Year’s salad
MOSCOW — It’s akin to Turkey at Thanksgiving: On New Year’s in Russia, revelers traditionally consume lashings of Olivier salad. It was introduced to the then-Russian Empire in 1860 by French chef Lucien Olivier, but these days everyone has a slightly different recipe. It’s so popular that the cost of its staple ingredients — which...
Transgender trailblazer Sarah McBride heads to her debut in Congress, hoping for a touch of grace
DOVER, Del. — It was her last day in session as a Delaware state senator, and Sarah McBride sat in her tiny office at the state Capitol, preparing farewell remarks. She had made history here, as the first openly transgender state senator in the country. Now she was making history again, recently elected as the...
Syria appoint first woman to lead central bank
A woman will lead the Central Bank of Syria for the first time in the institution’s 70-year history after the country’s new leadership appointed Maysaa Sabrine, a former deputy governor of the bank, to helm it. In leading the institution that manages the country’s currency and sets its monetary policy, she will be in a...
Teen who lost leg in shark attack shares inspiring road to recovery
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Teen shark attack survivor: ‘I wake up every day feeling grateful’ 03:36 UP NEXT Norovirus outbreak surges nationwide, CDC data shows 02:08 1 of 2 survivors of South Korea plane crash is awake and speaking 01:51 FBI issues...
Colorado teen who lost leg in shark attack on Belize diving trip says she’s ‘lucky’ to be alive
The Colorado teenager who lost her right leg after she was bitten by a shark while on a diving trip in Belize says she’s “lucky” to be alive following a painstaking recovery — and yet she’s still determined to return to the ocean. Annabelle Carlson, 15, was attacked by two sharks on Aug. 6 while...
Services for Jimmy Carter and caution against raw pet food: Morning Rundown
Funeral services in Georgia and in Washington, D.C., have been announced for former President Jimmy Carter. A North Carolina county struggling to recover from Hurricane Helene is dealt another blow. And a warning against giving raw food to cats over a bird flu risk. Here’s what to know today. Funeral services announced for Jimmy Carter...









