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Port Workers Could Strike Again if No Deal Is Reached on Automation

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Par :Peter Eavis
Cargo could stop flowing at East and Gulf Coast ports, which handle most imports, if a union and an employers’ group can’t agree on the use of machines that can operate without humans.

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Dockworkers briefly went on strike in October at ports on the East and Gulf Coasts. The union representing them is resisting automation over fears it could lead to job losses.
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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Received No Drilling Bids

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Par :Lisa Friedman
No companies bid for the chance to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. It was the second auction in four years that failed to draw strong interest.

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Part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge near Kaktovik, Alaska, in October.
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What’s Behind Meta’s Makeover Ahead of Trump’s Second Term?

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Par :Kevin Roose
Mark Zuckerberg is positioning his company for a second Trump term — and revealing the hollow identity at its core.

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Mark Zuckerberg said his company is moving its trust and safety operations from California to Texas to avoid the appearance of political bias.
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Israeli Strike in West Bank Kills 3, Including Children, Official Says

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Par :Aaron Boxerman
Violence has escalated in the occupied territory over the last year and a half, as Israel conducts raids targeting armed fighters with Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

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The aftermath of an Israeli raid in the village of Tamoun, in the Israeli occupied West Bank, on Wednesday.
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Justice Dept. to Hold Off Releasing Report on Trump Documents Case

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Par :Alan Feuer and Charlie Savage
But in a court filing, the department indicated that it would release a separate report about Donald J. Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election as soon as possible.

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The special counsel’s report related to his team’s case regarding President-elect Donald J. Trump’s refusal to give back a trove of classified documents he took from the White House after leaving office.
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Matt Gaetz Floats a Run for Florida Governor in 2026

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Par :Neil Vigdor
The former congressman was the focus of a House Ethics panel report accusing him of “regularly” paying for sex and using drugs, which helped doom his short-lived nomination for attorney general.

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Former Representative Matt Gaetz said in an interview with the Tampa Bay Times that he was “starting to think about running for governor” next year in Florida.
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Biden Says He Might Not Have Been Able to Serve 4 More Years

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Par :Peter Baker
President Biden insisted that he still could have beaten Donald J. Trump had he stayed in the race, but could not say he would have been vital enough to be president until age 86.

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President Biden’s decision to run for re-election may prove to be one of the most consequential of his presidency and legacy.
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France Far-Right Party Embraces Jean-Marie Le Pen as a Visionary

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Par :Catherine Porter and Aurelien Breeden
For years, the far-right National Rally tried to distance itself from Mr. Le Pen’s racist and antisemitic remarks. But after his death Tuesday, it hailed him as a visionary.

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Jean-Marie Le Pen speaking at a National Front congress in 2014. His daughter ousted him the following year, and the party was renamed the National Rally in 2018.
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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Halt Sentencing in N.Y. Hush-Money Case

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Par :Ben Protess and Adam Liptak
Prosecutors have been ordered to respond to the president-elect’s request by Thursday morning, suggesting the court could rule before Friday’s scheduled sentencing.

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The effort hinges on Donald J. Trump’s argument that he is entitled to full immunity from prosecution, and even sentencing, now that he is the president-elect.
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Will Meta’s Plan to End Fact Checking Work Politically?

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Par :Andrew Ross Sorkin · Ravi Mattu · Bernhard Warner · Sarah Kessler · Michael J. de la Merced and Lauren Hirsch
Meta’s plan to end its fact-checking program shows how business leaders are shifting their priorities to adapt to another Trump administration.

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Mark Zuckerberg, the C.E.O. of Meta, wants the social media giant to get back to its “roots around free expression,” but it also wants out of the thorny business of fact-checking.
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Wildfires in Southern California

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Plus, we explain why Facebook is getting rid of fact-checking.

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A burning home in Pacific Palisades.
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