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Over 11,000 Starbucks employees across the U.S. have initiated a five-day strike to protest pay disparities, staffing shortages, and demanding schedules. The walkouts began on Friday in major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle, with the action expected to expand daily and potentially impact hundreds of stores by Christmas Eve.
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After a fatal plane crash in Aurora, New York, football player Dion Dawkins is speaking out. According to The New York Times, the Buffalo Bills offensive lineman was informed of the collision that happened close to his property, which caused him to miss a portion of practice on December 19.

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Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan, two of Hollywood's brightest stars, recently reunited at an event hosted by the British Film Institute and Vanity Fair in London. The pair, who have collaborated on Greta Gerwig's acclaimed films Lady Bird (2017) and Little Women (2019), reflected on their early careers, working relationships, and key moments from their time on set.
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In a candid address on December 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his  readiness to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war, contingent on mutual compromises. Speaking at  his annual televised session, claimedhinted at potential talks with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who has vowed to resolve the conflict swiftly. However, Putin's remarks underlined Russia's unwavering stance on key issues, notably Ukraine's NATO aspirations.  
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After a long game of deffering court sessions, the U.S. Supreme Court has scheduled arguments for January 10, 2025, to determine the fate of TikTok in the United States. The app, owned by Chinese parent company ByteDance Ltd., faces a potential ban unless the company relinquishes ownership under the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act. This case raises critical questions about free speech, national security, and digital sovereignty.

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  6. SUSPECT IN UNITED HEALTHCARE CEO'S MURDER ALLEGEDLY PLANNED TARGETED ATTACK BUT DID NOT WANT TO KILL INNOCENTS
  7. US TRANSFERS $20 BILLION TO UKRAINE, FUNDED BY SEIZED RUSSIAN ASSETS
  8. "PARASITES" AND A NOTE: INSIGHTS INTO LUIGI MANGIONE'S ARREST
  9. LUIGI MANGIONE'S FAMILY BREAKS SILENCE ON HIS ARREST
  10. DANIEL PENNY ACQUITED IN NYC SUBWAY CHOKEHOLD DEATH
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