0Shaq's 21-year-old son says his famous dad 'plays super dirty' in one-on-game games 
Shaquille O'Neal's son Shareef dishes on his dad's playing style when they play one-on-one, saying he's dirty and fouls a lot.
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0 0Tom Holland says he'll play Fred Astaire 
Promoting "Spider-Man: No Way Home" in London, Tom Holland says he'll play Fred Astaire in a film and discusses his future as Peter Parker. (Dec. 5)
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0Bengals QB Joe Burrow says pinky injury won't force him to miss games 
Joe Burrow says he expects to be able to play through the discomfort from his pinky on his throwing hand in the coming weeks.
today, 2:19
0NFC Week 13 overreactions: Time to put some respect on the Arizona Cardinals 
Mackenzie Salmon 'overreacts' to the biggest storylines in the NFC after Week 13 in the NFL.
today, 4:12
0Is Christmas Eve a federal holiday? No, but it might feel like it this year 
Is Christmas Eve a federal holiday? In short, no. But, because Christmas Day falls on a Saturday this year, many federal workers will get Dec. 24 off.
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0How to 'force restart' your phone: Talking Tech podcast 
How to 'force restart' your phone: Talking Tech podcast
today, 14:52
0Tensions high as Russian military forces gather near Ukraine border 
Tensions between the U.S. and Russia have escalated over a Russian troop buildup on the Ukrainian border seen as a sign of a potential invasion.
today, 17:39
0Navy veteran, 101, recalls Pearl Harbor attack 
David Russell had just turned 21 when his ship, the U.S.S. Oklahoma, came under attack at Pearl Harbor. Now 101, Russell is returning to Hawaii for the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack that drew the United States into World War II. (Dec. 6)
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0Today in History for December 6th 
Jefferson Davis dies in New Orleans; Four people die at a free Rolling Stones concert at the Altamont Speedway in Livermore, California; America's first attempt to put a satellite into orbit fails; Jazz pianist Dave Brubeck is born. (Dec. 6)
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0Medaria Arradondo, the first Black police chief of Minneapolis, to retire next month 
Medaria Arradondo became Minneapolis' first Black police chief in 2017 and led the department amid nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd.
today, 20:19
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