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Shopper’s Viral Test Says Kroger ‘2‑lb’ Beef Weighed Under 1 lb
A viral clip shows sale‑stickered Kroger beef patties priced as roughly 2 lb registering under 1 lb on store scales, prompting online complaints. The footage doesn’t prove intent and needs verification.
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Trump DOT resists ‘DEI bike lanes.’ These Ohio River towns want a trail bridge.
NPR reports local Republican and Democratic leaders in Steubenville, Ohio, and Weirton, W.Va., are jointly pressing to replace a shuttered Ohio River bridge with a span that includes a rail‑trail link—despite Washington headwinds.
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Did Moody’s Use a Retracted Study? AGs Urge SEC Probe
A GOP-led coalition asks the SEC’s credit-ratings watchdog to scrutinize Moody’s, S&P, and Fitch over alleged reliance on disputed climate scenarios and an estimate tied to a retracted study, according to a letter obtained by DCNF.
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Macon Shooting Led to 12 Assault Counts—One Suspect Tied to 2023 Case
Two men have been arrested after a shooting in Macon, Georgia, that a blogger said left 12 people injured. The source article attributes the arrests and charges to the local sheriff’s office and identifies the suspects as 24-year-old David Vincent Pitts and 20-year-old Jaquez Bailey. Arrests after the Macon shooting According to the source, citing…
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Bessent Extends China Truce to Jan. 10—Then Issues Stark Iran Warning
On Fox News, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US–China “Busan agreement” trade truce will run through Jan. 10. He also sketched possible Iran outcomes, touted an intensified pressure campaign, and proposed a US–China AI incident alert channel.
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Colombia Sends ‘The Spider’ to U.S. After Policy Shift, DOJ Says
Geovany Andrés Rojas, known as “Araña” (“The Spider”), was extradited from Colombia to the United States after a policy change by Colombia’s new president, according to a Justice Department news release and public statements.
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‘Home Improvement’ Jonathan Taylor Thomas Arrested; Allegedly Kicked Officer
Court records say Jonathan Taylor Thomas was detained at the Malibu/Lost Hills station and released. Law enforcement told People he was arrested for obstruction and public intoxication; People also reports he allegedly kicked a deputy.
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Oval Office Reveal: Mesabi Metallics Proposes $15B Iowa Steel Plant Using Minnesota Ore
At a White House meeting, Mesabi Metallics outlined a $15 billion Iowa steel project using Minnesota iron ore and aiming for 2030. Several scale, jobs, and “largest-ever” claims need independent verification.
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Lawsuit Says Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI and Google Illegally Conspired
A new complaint filed in federal court alleges the four AI rivals coordinated to decelerate development, harming paying subscribers. The filing cites a Sept. 12 safety push and earlier statements as evidence; the companies did not immediately comment, per AP reporting carried by Headline USA.
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Houthis Use Muhammad’s Birthday to Threaten Saudi Arabia
In a holiday address, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi accused Riyadh of “serving Zionism,” warned of more strikes, and pointed to a Saudi ship ban in the Bab el-Mandeb—while tankers reportedly detour around Africa.
