Former NFL quarterback Bernie Kosar, known for his time with the Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys, is set to undergo a liver transplant this Monday. After a series of health issues, including cirrhosis and Parkinsons disease, Kosars initial transplant was postponed due to an infection. He has since undergone multiple procedures to address internal bleeding. Fans and the football community eagerly await his recovery.

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Tragic landslide in Vietnam claims six lives, injures nineteen; heavy rainfall hampers rescue efforts; central Vietnam braces for more severe weather; climate change intensifies storms and rainfall in Southeast Asia.

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Asian stock markets had a mixed start to the week, with Japans Nikkei 225 falling due to economic contraction and geopolitical tensions. Chinese markets also declined amidst escalating tensions, while South Koreas Kospi gained on tech sector optimism. U.S. stock futures showed positive movement, following a lackluster end to last week.

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Across the U.S., schools are grappling with a significant drop in immigrant student enrollment, impacting enrollment numbers and funding. Edna, a Salvadoran immigrant, had to send her seven children back to Guatemala. Denver Public Schools saw a 75% drop in new students, and a Houston school for newcomers closed due to low enrollment. Educators express concern about the social impact on these children.

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The San Antonio Spurs, led by DeAaron Foxs season-high 28 points and 11 assists, snapped a two-game losing streak with a 123-110 victory over the Sacramento Kings. The win came despite the absence of star rookie Victor Wembanyama, who missed his first game due to a calf injury. The Spurs showcased a balanced offense, with seven players scoring in double figures, while the Kings, led by DeMar DeRozans 27 points, suffered their sixth consecutive loss. Fox, in his first victory against his former team since being traded, hit four of eight three-pointers and eleven of twenty shots from the field.

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Japans economy experienced a significant downturn, contracting at an annualized rate of 1.8% between July and September. This decline, the first in six quarters, is primarily due to US tariffs causing a drop in Japanese exports. Despite a smaller quarterly drop than predicted, exports fell by 4.5% annually. The 15% tariff on nearly all Japanese imports poses a significant challenge, especially for export-reliant sectors like automakers. Private consumption also barely increased, adding to the economic strain. This comes after a period of political uncertainty, with Sanae Takaichi becoming prime minister in October.

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U.S. Border Security Strengthens with 10,000 New Agents; Operation Lone Star Hailed for Reducing Border Crossings and Fentanyl Seizures

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The Dallas Mavericks triumphed in overtime, securing a 138-133 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. P.J. Washington Junior and Cooper Flagg led the Mavericks with 21 points each, including a crucial late basket in overtime. Daniel Gafford contributed 20 points, with 7 coming in the extra period. The win snapped a three-game losing streak for Dallas, while Portland lost their fourth of the last five games. Shaedon Sharpe scored a season-high 36 points for the Trail Blazers. The Mavericks made all seven field goal attempts in overtime, while Portland had a 22-10 advantage in offensive rebounds. Anthony Davis missed his ninth consecutive game for Dallas due to a left calf strain. The Mavericks face the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday, and the Trail Blazers host the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday.

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The Trump administration appealed a district courts order blocking the deployment of National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon. The administration argues that the Presidents decision was lawful, citing large-scale violent protests in June. However, the district court ruled that the protests did not prevent federal agents from carrying out their duties. The appeal is currently pending in the Ninth Circuit Court.

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Two brothers in San Antonio engaged in a violent altercation, resulting in one brother being stabbed in the neck. The suspect fled but was later apprehended. The victim is expected to recover from non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect faces potential aggravated assault charges.

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Starbucks Workers United Launch Nationwide Strike, Blame Stalled Negotiations on New CEOStarbucks employees, represented by Workers United, have initiated a nationwide strike, marking potentially the largest and longest in the companys history. The strike, now in its fourth day, has resulted in store closures across the US, including several in Seattle. Both parties blame each other for the stalled contract negotiations, which have been inactive since April. The dispute revolves around wages, working hours, scheduling, and employment conditions. Union workers claim progress was undone when Brian Niccol became CEO in September 2024, while Starbucks asserts the union walked away from negotiations. The union, determined to meet their demands, has declared No contract, no coffee, indicating their resolve to continue striking.

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Firefighters in San Antonio swiftly extinguish house fire, preventing injuries and damage. The blaze, reported at around 8:10 PM on Sunday, was contained within 15 minutes. The cause remains under investigation, with authorities focusing on prevention for future incidents.

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North Carolina Governor Josh Stein addresses growing concerns about U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents activities in Charlotte, criticizing their racial profiling and fear-inducing tactics. He urges residents to report suspicious activity and maintain peace, as state officials coordinate with local law enforcement to ensure public safety.

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San Antonio restaurant owners, including Rose from Maliks Phillys Phamous Cheesesteaks, grapple with a surge in false customer complaints and credit card chargebacks. Despite installing cameras for evidence, genuine concerns are overshadowed by fraudulent claims, leading to financial losses and strained customer relations. This issue exacerbates the challenges faced by the restaurant industry, as highlighted by the Texas Restaurant Associations recent report.

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FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions: Airlines Resume Normal OperationsThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted flight restrictions at forty major airports, allowing airlines to resume their normal schedules. The restrictions, imposed due to safety concerns during the government shutdown, had impacted thousands of flights since November. The FAAs decision comes after a joint statement from Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford, and follows a steady decline in staffing-related incidents. Airline leaders anticipate a full recovery in time for the Thanksgiving travel period.

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Shea Serranos Expensive Basketball tops the New York Times Bestseller list, exploring basketballs emotional moments. Serrano, a Spurs fan, emphasizes the importance of feeling over statistics, recalling a heartbreaking Lakers game. Hes excited about the current Spurs season with Victor Wembanyama.

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FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions: Normal Operations Resume at Major AirportsThe Federal Aviation Administration has lifted flight restrictions at forty major airports, allowing commercial airlines to return to normal schedules. This comes after the shutdown-related restrictions caused significant disruptions, with over 2,900 flights cancelled at the peak. Air traffic controllers, who worked without pay during the shutdown, are now hopeful that operations will fully recover for the busy Thanksgiving travel period.

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The San Antonio Spurs triumphed over the Sacramento Kings, 123-110, marking their first win without star player Victor Wembanyama, whos sidelined with a calf injury. DeAaron Fox led the Spurs with a season-high 28 points and 11 assists, ending a two-game losing streak. Wembanyamas status is day-to-day, and Stephon Castle, who left with a hip injury, is also being monitored. The Spurs showcased a balanced offense, with seven players scoring in double figures, while the Kings were led by DeMar DeRozan and Domantas Sabonis.

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Reverend Jesse Jackson, a civil rights icon, is currently on life support in a Chicago hospital due to complications from progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare brain disorder hes managed for over a decade. Despite brief signs of responsiveness, his condition remains critical. Known for his work with Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. and founding organizations like Operation PUSH and the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, Jacksons legacy of activism continues to inspire.

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Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins Fire Points advisory board, as the Ukrainian defense company plans to expand its operations and increase production of cruise missiles. Despite a corruption investigation, Fire Point aims to meet high demand for its weapons, with an independent audit underway to ensure transparency.

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