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• Trump's Muslim Brotherhood Designation to Have Wide-Ranging Effects
  
  President Donald Trump's designation of "certain chapters or other subdivisions of the Muslim Brotherhood" as terrorist organizations will have wide-ranging consequences.
• Catholics Debate Mary's Spiritual Role as Christmas Nears
  
  Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, is again the focus of songs, nativity scenes, and sermons as the holiday season begins.
• Report: Chinese Manipulation of Critical Minerals Market Imperils US
  
  China has a "loaded gun pointed at our economy" due to its "predatory pricing" on the critical minerals market, lawmakers said after the release of a report that details how China is manipulating prices to maintain its dominance.
• The Dangerous Health Crisis Nearly Everyone Misses
  
  Nearly 90% of American adults are living with a dangerous health condition unknown to most of them.
• Petraeus: New Gaza Peace Plan Seems Doomed
  
  Retired Gen. David Petraeus said at the NCUSAR summit on Nov. 18 that the U.N. Security Council’s plan to create a Board of Peace to implement President Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan will likely be difficult to carry out.
• Supreme Court to Hear Arguments to Lift AR-15 Ban
  
  When Justice Brett Kavanaugh said this year that the Supreme Court should "soon" address what he called the "AR-15 issue," he wasn't kidding.
• 'Godmother of Thanksgiving' Played Key Role in its Rise
  
  Americans will give thanks for those things and more when they belly up to the table for their Thanksgiving feast. Chances are, though, they'll leave out a nod to the woman most responsible for making it a national holiday.
• How Technology Has Transformed Black Friday
  
  Many Americans are familiar with the chaos that often comes with Black Friday, which has been the nation's biggest shopping day since the 1950s.But the long checkout lines, early morning doorbusters, and crowded parking lots might now be things of the past.
• Study Pushes Terror Label for Muslim Brotherhood
  
  A report called for the Muslim Brotherhood to be designated a foreign terrorist organization along with outlining what its authors claim is its systematic infiltration into American institutions, including colleges.
• Ukraine Weighs Difficult Choices in US Peace Push
  
  As the war in Ukraine nears its fourth year, the conflict appears trapped between shifting battlefield lines, exhausted armies, and political pressures stretching from Kyiv to Washington and across Europe.
• Critics Blame DEI for FAA Staffing Meltdown
  
  A severe shortage of air traffic controllers has pushed America’s aviation system to the brink , a crisis critics say was worsened by Obama- and Biden-era diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
• Russia's Low-Cost War Strategy Grinds Down Ukraine
  
  Pro-Ukrainian narratives that highlight Russia's reduced ability to produce "wonder weapons" such as the T-14 Armata tank or the Su-54 stealth fighter fundamentally misunderstand Moscow's strategy.
• Dutch Election Underscores National Political Divide
  
  In one of the most tightly contested elections in recent Dutch history, the Netherlands again demonstrated that coalition politics - long its political norm - remains its strength and its curse.
• Experts: Tariffs Not Behind Soaring Used Car Prices
  
  The price for used cars has skyrocketed to an 18-month high, and experts say there is a plethora of reasons.
• New Mayors, Old Warnings: Socialism Back in City Halls
  
  The elections of Zohran Mamdani in NYC and Katie Wilson in Seattle have reignited national debate as socialist-influenced agendas return to two major city halls, raising concerns among conservative economists and historians about past U.S. failures of collective governance.
• Former CIA Chief Urges Caution With New Syrian Leader
  
  Former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus argued Tuesday at the National Conference on U.S.-Arab Relations in Washington, D.C., that the United States must adopt a "trust but verify" posture toward Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
• Congress Continues to Shun Rules for Budgeting
  
  Lost amid the talk about a "clean resolution" on one side and "taking healthcare away from millions" on the other during the run-up to approve a spending deal this fall is the simple fact that neither side in Congress is following the law when it comes to passing a federal budget.
• Pelosi Exit Could Open Door for Hard-Left Successor
  
  Conservatives who long clamored for Nancy Pelosi's exit may regret it.
• Escape From New York: 'Mamdani Migration' Begins
  
  South Florida realtor Kourtney Pulitzer expected the election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor would take a bite out of the Big Apple's population.
• Trump's 50-Year Mortgage: Madness or Masterstroke?
  
  President Donald Trump's administration is proposing a new 50-year mortgage, which could be the boldest change in American housing finance since Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced the 30-year mortgage during the Great Depression.
• Sinise Foundation Gives 100th Home to Injured Vet
  
  Actor Gary Sinise, long known for his advocacy on behalf of America's military veterans, is set to mark a significant milestone when his foundation dedicates its 100th specially adapted home to a wounded service member.
• Ballot Deadline Case Could Impact 2026 Elections
  
  The run-up to next year's midterm elections got a bit spicier.
• Iraq WMD Myths Persist Despite Known Intel Failures
  
  Discussion of the complex intelligence failures and cover-ups at the intelligence analyst level is noticeably absent in ongoing debates on the legacy of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, particularly regarding what was known pre-war about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
• Media Shift: Rep. Greene Gains Unlikely Allies
  
  The left suddenly cannot get enough of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga.
• The Science Behind Mindfulness and Its Benefits
  
  Mindfulness has become one of the most talked-about wellness trends in recent years, but for many, the concept still seems vague.

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