Caitlin Clark is back to doing what she does best 💪

With 32 points and a career-high tying seven 3PM, Clark and the Fever hand the Liberty their first loss of the season.

On Monday, Caitlin Clark denounced hatred and bigotry directed toward the WNBA and its players.

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It’s not just Newark: Nearly all air traffic control facilities in the U.S. are understaffed.

Over on X yesterday, Grok became obsessed with the conspiracy of "white genocide." Some theories as to what is going on with @alibreland.bsky.social

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While Canadians are not generally known for flag waving, President Trump’s repeated threats have led to a surge in flag sales. The country’s flag makers are struggling to keep up with soaring demand.

Bannon’s plea deal stipulates he will be given a 3-year conditional discharge, meaning he will receive no prison time if he does not reoffend. He had faced 5 felony counts, including money laundering and conspiracy charges, and faced a maximum sentence of 5 to 15 years on the most serious charge.

There are more than 800 emergency shelter beds available for single adults throughout the county, but when homeless people call the hotline, they’re often greeted with “all beds are full.”

With warmer winters, rising maintenance costs and changing recreation habits, some outdoor community rinks are under threat as Twin Cities-area parks workers struggle to keep ice in skating form. And that, some researchers say, could melt some of the social fabric of a cold, dark season.

This year’s winners – Bûcheron, Diane’s Place and Vinai – have one thing in common: They are distinctly Minnesotan.

Apollo Bagels has been ranked as one of the best in New York City. Its West Village location is drawing lines out the door — and most of the way down the block. Now it’s in a legal fight to stave off eviction.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is in line to lead the Department of Health and Human Services in the next Trump administration, has worked overseas for years to undermine longstanding health policies on AIDS, measles and more. www.nytimes.com/2024/11/30/w...

It's time once again for my annual #treebybike post. This is the December 19, 1942 cover of The New Yorker, so one full year after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This would be the first real Christmas alone, or without a family member, for millions. Gas and tire rationing had begun that year. #bikesky

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is President-elect Trump’s pick to be health secretary. An examination of his life reveals his pattern of cycling through extremes — including his early drug addiction and deep dives into conspiracy theories — under the microscope of fame. nyti.ms/3D3fWO0

The world got its first glimpse on Friday of the newly renovated Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. The Gothic medieval masterpiece is scheduled to reopen on Dec. 8, five years after a devastating fire shut it down. nyti.ms/41fB1zb

In this week's Curious Minnesota, what happened to Camp Snoopy?

Had a very nostalgic time working on this one.

I have my parents digging up our family Camp Snoopy photos so I can reminisce. Send us your memories! curious@startribune.com.
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Matt Gaetz, President-elect Trump’s pick for attorney general, withdrew from consideration for the role on Thursday. Sexual misconduct allegations against Gaetz had drawn much scrutiny, including from senators who would vote to approve the position. nyti.ms/3CDuO5D