Russia and Ukraine agree to a prisoner exchange as talks end with no big breakthrough
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  • 2026-11-12

ArticleRussia and Ukraine agree to a prisoner exchange as talks end with no big breakthrough

Russia and Ukraine agree to a prisoner exchange as talks end with no big breakthrough ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large exchange of prisoners of war, both sides said Wednesday as two days of U. S. mediated talks concluded with no major breakthrough on ending Moscow's nearly 5-year-old full-scale invasion.

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Greetings from Senegal, where breakdancers are competing in the Youth Olympics
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  • 2026-11-12

ArticleGreetings from Senegal, where breakdancers are competing in the Youth Olympics

Greetings from Senegal, where breakdancers are competing in the Youth Olympics Hip-hop music blasted over a portable speaker while half-a-dozen teenagers practiced their best breakdancing moves in Senagal's capital Dakar. They glided on their shins and jumped into the air, clutched their heels and struck midair poses. Senegal's breakdancers were honing their craft ahead of the country's historic hosting of the Youth Olympic Games this month.

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Obesity Linked to Up to 27% Lower Risk of Death in Dementia
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  • 2026-11-12

ArticleObesity Linked to Up to 27% Lower Risk of Death in Dementia

Obesity linked to up to 27% lower risk of death in dementia - Date: - November 11, 2026 - Source: - Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health - Summary: - A surprising study of more than 4,500 older adults found that people who were overweight or obese when diagnosed with dementia had a 16% to 27% lower risk of death than those at a normal weight.

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Energy Drinks Linked to 11 Times More Reports of Cardiac Arrest
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  • 2026-11-12

ArticleEnergy Drinks Linked to 11 Times More Reports of Cardiac Arrest

Energy drinks linked to 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest - Date: - November 11, 2026 - Source: - American Heart Association - Summary: - A new study found that energy drinks and stimulant supplements were linked to disproportionately frequent reports of serious heart problems, including 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest and 4. 5 times more reports of heart attacks.

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Cousins: O'Connell convinced me to accept trade to Vikings, 'Kevin knows me'
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  • 2026-11-12

▶ VideoCousins: O'Connell convinced me to accept trade to Vikings, 'Kevin knows me'

Kirk Cousins has rejoined the Vikings after not quite three years away, relishing his familiarity with the Twin Cities area, the people in the organization.

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Inside the group chat where Black NBA coaches counsel -- and trash-talk -- each other
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  • 2026-11-12

▶ VideoInside the group chat where Black NBA coaches counsel -- and trash-talk -- each other

Off the court, they've found support among the only men who truly understand what they're going through.

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Updated NBA Power Rankings: The best newcomer on all 30 teams
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  • 2026-11-12

▶ VideoUpdated NBA Power Rankings: The best newcomer on all 30 teams

Which NBA teams rise and which fall in this week's Power Rankings? Plus, the top newcomer for each team in the league.

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JetBlue unveils new first-class seats to bring back profits
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  • 2026-11-12

▶ VideoJetBlue unveils new first-class seats to bring back profits

JetBlue gave reporters a look at its new first-class seats on Wednesday.

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American Airlines brings fresh food back to NY-Chicago first class for first time since 2019
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  • 2026-11-12

ArticleAmerican Airlines brings fresh food back to NY-Chicago first class for first time since 2019

American Airlines said Wednesday it's bringing small, fresh "bites" to first class on flights between its hubs in New York and Chicago, the carrier's latest effort to win over higher-spending customers. The changes start this month. Customers will be able to pick between two options, which include prosciutto and melon or apple cinnamon chia pudding for breakfast and a Thai noodle salad or mezze plate for lunch and dinner, American said Wednesday.

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