Jahmyr Gibbs erupted for 264 yards and three touchdowns, including a 69-yard OT winner, as the Detroit Lions beat the New York Giants 34-27 to keep playoff hopes alive on November 23, 2025.
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Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were disqualified from the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix after their McLaren cars failed plank wear checks, resetting the championship battle. Norris still leads, but Verstappen is now a serious threat with two races left.
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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 111-101 on November 18, 2025, led by De'Aaron Fox’s 26 points and Harrison Barnes’ 23, sealing the win with an 11-0 closing run at the AT&T Center.
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Ole Miss upset Oklahoma 34-26 in a rain‑soaked SEC showdown, boosting the Rebels' title hopes while the Sooners face a tough road ahead.
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Levi Colwill's 50th‑minute strike gave Chelsea a 1‑0 win over Nottingham Forest on May 25, 2025, securing a Champions League spot and ending a three‑year absence.
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The Brewers beat the Cubs 3‑1 in Game 5 of the NLDS on Oct 11, 2025, advancing to their first NLCS since 2018. Turang's clutch homer sealed the win.
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The LDS Church released a free PDF with four games—word search, maze, matching and bingo—to help children stay engaged during the October 2025 General Conference.
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Reports of a first‑quarter interception by Leonard Moore don’t match what’s in the available accounts. What’s clear: Notre Dame lost a primetime game to Texas A&M, falling to 0-2 as the Aggies moved to 3-0. Moore did break up a second‑and‑goal pass from Marcel Reed to KC Concepcion, but there’s no verified pick on record.
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Well, who's the father of blogging, you ask? Drum roll, please... it's none other than Justin Hall! This guy, back in 1994, when the internet was just a wee baby, started his own web-based diary. He called it 'Links from the Underground'. So, just like Darth Vader turned out to be Luke's father in Star Wars, Justin Hall is our blogging world's Darth Vader! But, of course, much less menacing and way more helpful!
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In examining whether the Washington Post is fake news, it's important to recognize that while any media outlet can make mistakes, this doesn't necessarily categorize them as "fake news." The term "fake news" suggests intentional misinformation, and the Post has a long-established reputation for rigorous fact-checking and journalism standards. That being said, like any media outlet, it has faced criticism and accusations of bias or misreporting. Still, it's crucial to differentiate between possible biases and intentional spreading of false information. Ultimately, labeling the Washington Post as "fake news" seems to oversimplify the complexities of modern journalism.
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