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Harry and Meghan doc footage puts royal rift at forefront

Harry and Meghan doc footage puts royal rift at forefront

Harry and Meghan doc footage puts royal rift at forefront

The teaser trailer for Harry and Meghan's upcoming Netflix documentary was released as their royal relatives - William and Kate - are on a U.S. trip.

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Al Roker rushed back to hospital a day after release, reports say

The "Today" show co-host was initially hospitalized for blood clots earlier this month but was released on Thanksgiving Day in time to watch the parade on TV.
4 lion cubs saved from war in Ukraine arrive at US sanctuary

A male cub and three females spent the last three weeks at the Poznan Zoo in Poland before arriving in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
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Mostly sunny, cooler today. A few more clouds are possible Friday.

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Missing child Aspen Jeter: What we know about the search

Law enforcement across South Carolina and part of North Carolina are searching for the missing 5-year-old and her father.
Orangeburg deputies looking for father of missing 5-year-old girl

The mother died of a gunshot wound to her upper body, while 5-year-old daughter Aspen has been missing since Thanksgiving.

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No, Little Debbie is not going out of business

Little Debbie snack cakes are no longer being sold on U.S. military bases and Canadian distribution is paused — but the product is still widely available in the U.S.
No, Chinese state media did not blur World Cup crowds as viral tweets suggest

Tweets suggest Chinese state media has been blurring their footage of World Cup fans as a form of censorship. That’s not true.