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Newsom vs. DeSantis debate: A battle between 2 Disney governors

There are many ways to view this week’s unusual debate between Govs. Ron DeSantis of Florida and Gavin Newsom of California: Red State vs. Blue. A presidential candidate vying for attention in the 2024 cycle vs. an ambitious governor possibly setting ground work for the next one. It’s also a battle of the two Disney governors.
News >  Nation/World

Rescuers in India reach 41 men trapped underground for weeks

After almost three weeks of repeated failed attempts to reach 41 stranded construction workers stuck in a collapsed tunnel almost 300 feet underground, the rescuers finally succeeded using their bare hands and shovels to get through the last yards of rock in the Himalayas.
News >  Nation

Vermont man charged with shooting 3 Palestinian students was recently fired from financial services job

Jason Eaton, a former Boy Scout leader charged with shooting three Palestinian college students, was fired from his financial services job just weeks before the violent attack. Eaton lost his job at CUSO Financial Services, where he worked less than a year, on Nov. 8, a spokesperson for the company told CNBC. They declined to say why Eaton was let go. “We are horrified by the shooting, and are ...
News >  Family

It’s your funeral: Here’s how to plan so your loved ones don’t have to

If only figuring out what to do with your body after you die was as simple as TV made it seem. "I'm not going to be buried in a grave," said character Frank Reynolds from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." "When I'm dead, just throw me in the trash." Unfortunately, Frank, that would almost surely incur legal action, likely a misdemeanor or felony charge for improperly disposing of human remains. But with the national median cost of a funeral with burial rising to $8,300 this year, according to the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), it's no wonder morbid jokes like that hit home.