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‘Wheel of Fortune’ Fans Beg Ryan Seacrest to Change His ‘Forced’ Bonus Round MoveSEOUL — South Korea’s president on Wednesday met a visiting Ukraine delegation and called for the two countries to formulate countermeasures in response to the threat posed by North Korea’s recent dispatch of more than 10,000 soldiers to support Russia’s war against Ukraine. The North Korean troop deployment is threatening to expand the almost three-year war, with Ukraine and the U.S. saying that some of the soldiers have already begun engaging in battle on the front lines. Leaders in Seoul and Washington also worry that Russia might in return help North Korea build more advanced nuclear weapons targeting their nations. In late October, South Korea warned it could respond by supplying weapons to Ukraine. During a meeting with the Ukrainian delegation led by Defense Minister Rustem Umerov, President Yoon Suk-yeol said he hopes that the governments in Seoul and Kyiv will work out effective ways to cope with the security threat posed by the North Korean-Russian military cooperation, Yoon’s office said in a statement. The Ukrainian delegation later met separately with Yoon’s national security advisor, Shin Wonsik, and Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun. During the meetings, Umerov briefed the South Korean officials on the status of the Russia-Ukraine war and expressed hope that Kyiv and Seoul will strengthen cooperation, the statement said. It said the two sides agreed to continue to share information on the North Korean troops in Russia and North Korean-Russian weapons and technology transfers while closely coordinating with the United States. The South Korean statement didn’t say whether the two sides discussed Seoul’s possible weapons supply to Ukraine. Many observers say Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election could make South Korea more cautious about potentially shipping weapons to Ukraine because the president-elect has promised to end the war swiftly. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 , South Korea has joined U.S.-led sanctions against Moscow and provided humanitarian and financial aid to Kyiv. But it has avoided directly supplying arms in line with its policy of not supplying lethal weapons to countries actively engaged in conflicts. South Korean officials have said they will take phased countermeasures, linking the level of their response to the degree of Russia-North Korean cooperation. Shin, the national security advisor, said last week that Russia has supplied air defense missile systems to North Korea in exchange for its sending troops to Russia. Experts say it’s unlikely that Russia will transfer high-tech nuclear and missile technology to North Korea in the initial stage of the troop dispatch. North Korea and Russia have sharply increased their military and other cooperation as each face confrontations with the U.S. and its allies. The U.S., South Korea and others accuse North Korea of having shipped artillery, missiles and other conventional weapons to Russia. Kim writes for the Associated Press.50jili bonus 。

The Wallabies could yet have code-hopping star Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii in the team to play Ireland in the final match of the UK tour after he was cleared of a broken wrist. Suaalii, who signed the most lucrative contract in Australian rugby history, was left wounded after handing out a big hit on Scottish captain Sione Tuipulotu, the Melbourne-born former junior Wallaby who was inspirational in his team’s 27-13 win that halted Australia’s UK winning streak. Amid serious concerns about Suaalii’s wrist, after he walked from the field in Edinburgh, coach Joe Schmidt tried to downplay fears of a more serious injury and subsequent tests delivered the relieving news. “After making a tackle yesterday Joseph Suaalii lost function and had severe pain in his right arm and was substituted,” a statement from the Wallabies camp said. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii hurt his wrist against Scotland. Picture: Stu Forster/Getty Images “Since full time and after travelling with the team to Ireland, his function is returning and pain is subsiding. He was medically reviewed post-game and there is no evidence of a fracture and will be monitored throughout the week.” Suaalii’s loss in the opening half in Edinburgh proved pivotal as the Wallabies’ chance of winning the grand slam for the first time since 1984 evaporated. In more positive news, Jeremy Williams also travelled with the side and is recovering positively from illness that ruled him out of the loss to Scotland. Originally published as Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii cleared of broken wrist after tackle against Scotland Rugby Don't miss out on the headlines from Rugby. Followed categories will be added to My News. More related stories Sport ‘Fired up’: Hunt on at Pasifika Youth Cup for new President’s XV rugby talent The hunt is on at the Pasifika Youth Rugby Cup for a slew of special teenagers to fill two President’s XV teams to play in a new girls U16s and U18s event against NSW and Western Force. Read more Wallabies Wallabies legend: ‘One year of AJ was enough for me’ Forty years on, Wallabies legend Mark Ella has revealed why he walked away from the game at the height of his powers. Read moreABC has made the holiday season a little brighter thanks to The Great Christmas Light Fight . Season 12 is currently underway with more elaborate and unique displays. Even though Carter Oosterhouse has been judging for more than a decade, the longtime judge continues to be impressed. The construction expert and interior designer Taniya Nayak has the difficult task of deciding who out of the four families they visit in each episode takes home $50,000 and the coveted trophy. Here Oosterhouse talks about the show’s longevity and what his residence looks like during the holidays with his wife, actress Amy Smart . It’s amazing how this show has become such an annual holiday tradition for families to watch together. Carter Oosterhouse: The Great Christmas Light Fight is the gift that keeps on giving. The more we are on, the more people come up to me at the airport and reflect on how it’s a tradition for them. They tell me, “We know it’s Christmas time when we see this show come on air.” The family programming this embodies is so sweet and perfect for the holiday season. You have the holiday movies on, which are nostalgic and fun. This is a little bit different, yet gives the same moment for families to gather and have a nice little night at home. Disney/Jim Gensheimer How would you say your judging eye has evolved? That’s a good question. I think sometimes as a judge you don’t even realize how these displays continue to get better. And it’s not just bigger. It’s more than more lights. I always say I can pick the winner right when the lights go on, but that’s not always true because now what I’ve seen is the creativity level has skyrocketed. People are more and more creative than ever before. It’s not just about putting lights on a tree or making sure the balance is correct or the color profile is engaging and interesting. It’s really about creativity. What that means is people are starting to tell stories with their lights. That’s fascinating. In scripted or nonscripted TV, it’s all about telling a story. When you watch something, that is why you keep going back to it. Now these families with these light displays are telling stories. As the viewer, it’s so much more dynamic and interesting to the point you have to scratch your head and say, “I’m blown away. I’m shocked. Just when you think you’ve seen them all, you haven’t.” Technology has also advanced within these displays through computer programming and drones. The technology is there and every year it gets better. Sometimes we do have people who are extremely good with computers and putting light and synchronized lights together, but that’s not always the winner. I don’t want to say it’s usually not the winner, but it seems to me what I have learned is over time I go back to the creative ones. Those are going to be the winners. If they can throw tech in there, even better because it makes it faster, more efficient maybe, and more interesting to some degree. As far as technology goes, every year we’re seeing something different. The light fighters who have been doing it for decades and are at the forefront of this technology, really geek out over that. I do too. I love learning more about it. Then some people who are doing it for the first time knock your socks off because they have no frame of reference. They just want to do something they want to do and in their mind is really cool. I’m always amazed at the dedication of these participants. The light fighters work extremely hard. They are very diligent with what they are doing. The families are in the grind. When September comes around, they are starting to put their lights up and it’s all hands on deck. It’s a lot of work. As a judge too, I want to make sure I applaud them and give them the credit they deserve. It is impressive to see the lengths they go. These guys are beyond the next level. They know the drill. They take the kids to school, go to work, and then come home to start working on their display at all hours of the night. Then they get up the next day and do the same thing. The cool thing is I’d say 99 percent of the people are happy to do this for their community. That’s the best part. On your travels, have there been places you never thought about going but are glad you went? For Trading Spaces , we traveled all over the United States. I think that was the indoctrination of a really crazy travel schedule. I’d say the good thing is I can go back to some of these areas. To your point, I do get to see areas that have lit up these lights or sometimes they are theme parks because we do heavyweights as well. We get into bigger areas that have the capability of dressing it up. Those are eye-opening. I’m in this last round of shooting right now where there are plenty of places I’ve said, “I want to bring my daughter back here.” That’s a sign they’ve done a really good job. You and Taniya are solo judging in these episodes, but do you talk much? We touch base a couple of times during the season and before. It’s funny because it is all very similar for us. There is a progression of what these light fighters are doing. I always feel like I can figure it out if they are going to be a top tier when the lights go on. Lately, I feel as you’ve gotten into it, this is not what I expected at all and even better. That’s fun. Taniya and I have been on the same page with all that. Carter Oosterhouse and Amy Smart at “Common Ground” Screening. (Gregg DeGuire/Variety via Getty Images) Does this being known for this show put pressure on you at home to deliver a good display? Does Amy get you to work? Good question. It used to be my wife saying, “So what are we doing? Why aren’t we having any lights?” I say, “I am the judge of The Great Christmas Light Fight . I feel like I would not do a service and carry out the oath of being a judge and fail miserably putting lights up.” Usually, when I get home it’s a lot closer to Christmas. So, we do the inside. I’ve been trying to bring back things people make as a builder and duplicate them. There are a lot of makers out there. You see this guy who has been working in his workshop, who has this crazy Santa Claus walking up a ladder built on a timing system. I think that’s really cool that I want to go home and do that. So I have dabbled in those. You mentioned you’re filming right now for next year. Do you go back and watch the episodes airing as a family at home? We try to, absolutely, when I’m not shooting for next year. We critique. If my daughter is into it, I feel like I’m doing my job. There are tons of shows she can watch, especially during the holidays. I feel if she is into it, I’m doing alright. What’s your go-to Christmas movies to watch? Do you watch Amy’s movie Just Friends ? I feel sometimes people forget that is a Christmas movie. Just Friends , we do watch that. That is definitely a Christmas movie. We go back to all the nostalgic movies. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation , we run back through all that. Now there are all these shows, too. Like these Christmas baking shows. I feel like those are of interest to us too. I guess we’re finding shows I never thought I would watch and falling into. Also, being on a show this long, we’re so thankful it has been on the air this long and having such a successful run. You go through a rollercoaster of emotions. Right now, we’re doing great. It’s fun. It’s a new interest not just on the show but on Christmas too. It’s all about being loved ones. This experience has really helped me dive deeper into the whole Christmas world and look at it from other angles compared to when I first started on the show. Anything you can tease about the episodes to come? There is one episode that is coming up, and what was really of interest was the coordination. Not just of the lights but things that these blow molds were doing within the light display. We see a lot of coordination from the tech world, but when you can take traditional elements and mix those into a newer feel, that was really impressive. There was this choir of blow molds in the show, and that was so dynamic because you think, “Wait? Are those blow molds singing to me now?” There was a ton of them. Not only was it visually interesting but to hear it was amazing. What do you want to see from the show moving forward? I do like the heavyweights. Those are really fun to shoot because they are on such a different level. It’s also the community is helping out as well. You just have more people involved. I’d like to see more of those to tell you the truth because there seems to be a lot more people, which creates a bigger energy. That’s not to say the homes don’t do that. We only do one of these types of episodes a year, but I’d love to see more of them. The Great Christmas Light Fight , Thursdays, 8/7c, ABC More Headlines:

ESPN announced Thursday that Smith, an ESPN reporter and SEC Network host, will be part of ESPN's three-man broadcast team for the inaugural TGL season. Smith will be the reporter for the telecasts. He will interview the golfers during the matches, and will also interview team owners and celebrity guests. All the matches will be held at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Scott Van Pelt will host for the pre-match, intermission and post-match shows from Washington, D.C., while Matt Barrie be at SoFi Center to handle the play-by-play. A company founded by Woods and Rory McIlroy is behind the new league, whose season will run from January to March. There will be six teams of four PGA Tour players apiece, with matches on Mondays and Tuesdays. The first telecast will be Jan. 7 at 9 p.m. Smith will also be on ABC's Jan. 5 season preview special. Smith will still do his other assignments, including the College Football Playoff and The Masters. VMI promotes Hampton VMI assistant coach and Lord Botetourt graduate A.J. Hampton tweeted Wednesday that he has been promoted to offensive coordinator. Hampton has been on the VMI staff since January 2023. He was the receivers coach and recruiting coordinator his first year, then added the title of passing game coordinator to his duties for the 2024 season. Patrick Ashford was VMI's offensive coordinator the past three seasons, including the 2022 season under then-coach Scott Wachenheim and the past two seasons under coach Danny Rocco. The Keydets won just one game this year. When asked Thursday in a text message if he had opted to let Ashford go, Rocco replied, "No. I am in the process of realignment within our staff." Hampton, a former receiver, was a graduate assistant at Virginia Tech in 2022. He was the passing game coordinator at West Virginia State in the 2021 season. — Mark Berman Ohanian makes UVa donation Virginia's athletic fundraising arm announced Thursday that Reddit co-founder and UVa graduate Alexis Ohanian, the husband of tennis legend Serena Williams, has made a "transformational" gift to the women's basketball program to help UVa recruit and retain "championship level talent." The unnamed sum is the largest donation in UVa women's basketball history and the second-largest donation in UVa women's athletics history, according to the announcement. The multiyear donation will address "the financial and competitive demands of this new era of college athletics," according to the news release. “I am proud to support the women’s program at my alma mater with this donation," Ohanian said in the news release. "It’s time to bring the nation’s best hoops talent to Charlottesville and win some championships in the next four years.” Peek joins Brewers' organization Jefferson Forest graduate Zach Peek was plucked from the Baltimore Orioles' Class AA team by Milwaukee in the minor-league phase of the Rule 5 draft at the winter meetings in Dallas on Wednesday. The former Winthrop standout pitched for two of the Orioles' minor-league teams this year. He pitched in five games for the Orioles' Carolina League affiliate and in three games for the Orioles' Class AA team. Milwaukee took him in the second round of the minor-league phase of the Rule 5 draft; he was the 45th overall pick. Milwaukee assigned him to Triple-A Nashville. In the third round, the Chicago Cubs drafted former Salem Red Sox pitcher Robert Kwiatkowski from Boston's Double-A team. He was assigned to the Cubs' Triple-A team. In the fourth round, St. Louis drafted former Salem Red Sox outfielder Miguel Ugueto from Boston's South Atlantic League affiliate. He was assigned to the Cardinals' Triple-A team.

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A wave of protests swept across Manipur on Saturday (November 23), with demonstrators demanding an immediate end to violence and justice for victims of recent atrocities. In Imphal West, a mass sit-in protest was organised at Keishampat under the banner of ‘Taragi Cheishu’, a coalition of professionals, including lawyers, doctors, academics, and journalists. The protest followed the tragic abduction and killing of nine individuals, including three minors and three women, in Jiribam district. This incident has intensified public outrage, prompting curfews in five valley districts and two hill districts, including Churachandpur and Kangpokpi, alongside the suspension of mobile internet services. One of the protestors, representing Taragi Cheishu, stated, "This sit-in is a response to the heinous incident in Jiribam, where innocent women and children became victims of brutality. It reflects our collective moral obligation to reclaim peace and justice in Manipur." Also Read: Manipur extends suspension of mobile internet for three more days The group also criticised the erosion of ethical governance and weakening of state institutions, urging the government to restore order and assert its authority. Simultaneously, in Uripok, Imphal West, hundreds of women participated in a “Rally Hunger Strike,” a unique protest held on a rotational basis. The participants expressed their grief over the killings in Jiribam, demanding justice and accountability. While the case has been handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the protesters voiced their distrust in the authorities, citing inaction and systemic failure. Also Read: Schools, colleges in Manipur's Imphal Valley to remain closed till Nov 23 One participant remarked, "The law and order situation has deteriorated to the extent that we have no choice but to take to the streets. We demand justice for the innocent lives lost." The protestors vowed to continue their rallies until meaningful action is taken to address the deepening crisis. The unrest in Manipur has exposed cracks in governance, with growing calls for restoring institutional integrity and ethical leadership. Protestors emphasised the need for the government to rebuild public trust and take decisive steps to prevent further violence. As protests gain momentum, all eyes are on the government to respond effectively and bring peace to the conflict-torn state.

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Adare Manor in Co Limerick is among the 'Best Hotels and Resorts in the World,' earning itself a spot on Condé Nast Traveler's Gold List 2025 , which was published on Wednesday, December 11. The award-winning Adare Manor is the only Irish inclusion on the prestigious list. The hotels and resorts featured on Condé Nast Traveler's Gold List 2025 are highlighted not only for their "beauty, comfort, or impeccable service," but also for the "deeply emotional relationships" that the publication's editors have developed with them. Adare Manor is among the hotels and resorts that Condé Nast Traveler editors "recommend to our friends, that we tell stories about later." Adare Manor, Co Limerick. (Ireland's Content Pool) Sign up to IrishCentral's newsletter to stay up-to-date with everything Irish! Here's what Condé Nast said about Adare Manor in its Gold List 2025: "Few country escapes can beat this 19th-century neo-Gothic castle in Ireland’s County Limerick. "First built for the Second Earl of Dunraven on an 842-acre estate, it features stained-glass windows, gold-leaf ceilings, and towering fireplaces, all restored to their original glory. "The signature suite’s classic-contemporary bedroom and bathroom overlook the boundless sprawl of gardens and the Ryder Cup golf course. "Guests can lord it in horse-and-buggy rides, go on clay-shooting and archery sessions, take padel tennis classes, eat Michelin-star suppers at the Oak Room, and afterward descend to the Tack Room cellar-lounge to sample its rare Irish whiskey collection. "Rural breaks have never felt so ennobling. From $640." Adare Manor, Co Limerick. (Ireland's Content Pool) "A golden year for Adare Manor," the Irish hotel said in a social media blast, adding that it is "honoured" to be included in Condé Nast Traveler Gold List 2025. ⁠"This recognition reflects the passion of our team and the unforgettable experiences we create for our guests. Here’s to continuing a gold standard of hospitality," the Irish hotel said. A post shared by Adare Manor (@theadaremanor) This is the second major nod Adare Manor has received from Condé Nast Traveler this year. In October, it was named the best resort in Europe as part of Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards 2024. This was the third year in a row Adare Manor claimed the title. Adare Manor, Co Limerick. (Ireland's Content Pool) While Adare Manor came out on top, six other Irish resorts were named among the top 25 best resorts in Europe: Ashford Castle in Co Mayo, Trump International Golf Links and Hotel Doonbeg in Co Clare, Sheen Falls Lodge in Co Kerry, Dromoland Castle Hotel & Country Estate in Co Clare, The Europe in Co Kerry, and The Dunloe in Co Kerry. Meanwhile, Co Clare was named one of the Best Places to Go in Europe for 2025 by Condé Nast Traveler.

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3 Americans released from Chinese custody in prisoner swapKoetter: Time off advantage overstated for Boise StateNEW YORK, Nov. 27, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ilustrato Pictures International Inc. (OTC: ILUS) ("ILUS” or the "Company”), a diversified holding company, is pleased to announce the successful completion of the previously disclosed Stock Purchase Agreement with Fusion Fuel Green PLC (NASDAQ: HTOO) ("Fusion Fuel”) and certain other shareholders of Quality Industrial Corp. (OTC: QIND) ("QIND”). Under this agreement, Fusion Fuel has acquired a 69.36% stake in QIND. On November 26, 2024, all material closing conditions were satisfied, and ILUS delivered the necessary documentation to its transfer agent to finalize the share transfer to Fusion Fuel. Concurrently, Fusion Fuel's transfer agent has been instructed to issue its Ordinary and Preferred Shares as consideration to ILUS. As part of the transaction, ILUS receives a combination of ordinary shares and convertible preferred shares in Fusion Fuel. Upon conversion of these preferred shares, subject to Fusion Fuel's shareholder approval and successful clearance of an initial listing application with Nasdaq, ILUS will hold a 55.38% stake in Fusion Fuel on an as-converted, fully diluted basis. Transformative Milestone for ILUS Commenting on the transaction, ILUS CEO Nicolas Link stated: "We are pleased to confirm the closing of this transformative transaction, which sets the stage for the next phase of ILUS's growth. We believe QIND's integration into Nasdaq-listed Fusion Fuel will accelerate its development and create significant value for all stakeholders. This transaction also lays the foundation for Emergency Response Technologies (OTC: SAML) to follow a similar trajectory and for ILUS itself to evolve into a resilient and diversified mini-conglomerate.” Fusion Fuel: A Leader in Green and Industrial Energy Solutions Fusion Fuel, a leader in energy engineering and advisory services, specializes in green hydrogen and industrial gas solutions. With the acquisition of QIND, Fusion Fuel has expanded its portfolio to include the design, supply, installation, and maintenance of energy systems, as well as the transportation and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas. The Company's services cater to a broad range of industries, including commercial buildings, heavy industries, mixed-use developments, and the food service sector. As Fusion Fuel continues to innovate in the renewable energy space, this acquisition reinforces its commitment to advancing the global energy transition through sustainable and reliable energy solutions. 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The Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants stumble onto center stage for a Thanksgiving Day battle of backup quarterbacks, as the out-of-contention NFC East rivals have served up a combined six wins and 16 losses in 2024. Cooper Rush helped the Cowboys (4-7) return to the win column at Washington before the three-day prep for playing holiday host to the Giants (2-9), who have shuffled plans amid another potential quarterback switch. New York lugs a six-game losing streak and some emotional drama to the table Thursday afternoon. "The fight has definitely been there," Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy said. "But we're still pretty far down in the valley of adversity right now. We've made one step in the right direction, so we've still got a lot of climbing to do." The playoffs are an afterthought at the moment. Dallas is tied for 4th in the NFC and the Giants are dead last with the final third of the season ahead. Beating the Commanders 34-26 on Sunday helped the Cowboys exhale, if only briefly, and they will now try to win at home for the first time in six tries. The Cowboys are shooting for a season sweep of the Giants for the fourth consecutive season. "It was great to get some wind under our wings, but this Thursday's game comes on you so fast. That's really where my mind is and my heart is, too," McCarthy said. Last in the NFL in scoring (14.8 points per game) and 28th in passing offense at 187.9 yards per game, the Giants are devoid of highlighter-worthy names on the offensive scouting report. They traveled to Texas on Wednesday without last week's starting quarterback, Tommy DeVito, who was officially listed as questionable because of a forearm injury. The last win for the Giants, 29-20 at Seattle, came one week after losing 20-15 to the Cowboys in September. New York is 0-4 against the NFC East including two losses by a combined eight points to the Commanders. Rookie Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers flashes big-play ability. He's also not shy about sharing his opinion. Nabers received a good talking to from head coach Brian Daboll after he blasted the Giants' effort and felt New York was "soft" in a 30-7 whipping at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence shared the sentiment only days after openly pondering why and how the Giants decided to hand the starting quarterback job to the undrafted DeVito at the expense of 2019 first-rounder Daniel Jones. "When you lose a game like that, there's frustration," Daboll said. "Certainly, you'd like to keep it in house. But you understand them, and I've been doing this for a while. There's conversations that you have to have if comments like that are made. I respect the opinions of the players and of the coaches. We'll work as hard as we can to get this fixed." In Sunday's loss, Bucs defensive tackle Calijah Kancey virtually folded DeVito in half on a first-quarter sack and staggered him again with a jarring hit in the fourth quarter as he released a pass. Banged up in the aftermath, DeVito wasn't asked to complete a full practice the past three but did throw a few times Monday and Tuesday. He didn't practice Wednesday and didn't accompany the team to Arlington, Texas, leaving Drew Lock to get the call for the Giants if DeVito doesn't get transportation to Texas and medical clearance by Thursday afternoon. In front of DeVito, offensive tackle Jermaine Eluemunor (quad) was ruled out. Evan Neal (hip) was on the long list of injury concerns for the Giants but had no injury designation Wednesday. Eluemunor left last week's game in the first half and couldn't return. Extra blockers likely are mandatory to keep Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons from feasting. Parsons had two sacks at Washington, his second game with multiple sacks in three outings since returning from a high-ankle sprain. He had two sacks of Jones the last time the Giants visited for Thanksgiving in 2022. Nabers caught 12 passes for 115 yards from Jones in defeat against the Cowboys Week 4. That was before the QB switch. Nabers wasn't targeted in the first half last week. Giants running back Tyrone Tracy enters the week in the proverbial doghouse because of another costly fumble, after his fumble in Week 10 at London gifted the Carolina Panthers a game-winning field goal in overtime. "Blood is in the water now," Tracy said. "You've got to understand this is the NFL and ball security is job security." Beyond their 0-5 home record, the Cowboys are 2-1 in the NFC East but have been outscored by 98 points on the season. The nine-loss Giants own a minus-89 scoring margin. Dallas was 8-0 at home in the 2023 regular season, then started a streak of six consecutive losses -- including the wildcard blowout by the Packers -- by an average of 22.3 points. Rush was not special at Washington, but he threw a pair of TDs, completed 75 percent of his passes and didn't throw an interception. He was limited Monday with a knee injury, but McCarthy appeared confident the QB would be available over current backup Trey Lance. Cowboys running back Rico Dowdle handled a career-high 19 carries, for a career-best 86 yards last week, erasing his previous best -- 12 carries for 79 yards and a touchdown -- against the Giants last season. He caught a 15-yard TD pass in the Cowboys' win over the Giants in September. New York gave up 156 rushing yards to the Buccaneers, the fifth consecutive game of allowing at least 140. A win would bring the Cowboys' record to 5-7, good enough to find the fringe of playoff chatter. The Cowboys are hopeful for the return of key players, including tight end Jake Ferguson (concussion), guard Tyler Smith (ankle/knee) and No. 1 cornerback Trevon Diggs (groin/knee) after they sat out Week 12. Wide receiver Brandin Cooks (knee) is expected to be back for the first time since Week 4, but left guard Zack Martin (shoulder, ankle) won't play. Cooks was activated to the 53-man roster on Wednesday, when the Cowboys moved rookie cornerback Caelen Carson (shoulder) and second-year offensive lineman Asim Richards (ankle) to injured reserve. Defensive backs Andrew Booth and Kemon Hall were elevated from the practice squad. --Field Level MediaJets' Ulbrich says Rodgers 'absolutely' remains the team's starting quarterback

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Two Arsenal stars fail auditions in pedestrian performance despite important Ipswich winBy Hayley Miller President Donald Trump on Friday urged the Supreme Court to pause a law that could ban TikTok nationwide on Jan. 19 if its Chinese owner doesn’t sell the popular social media app to an American company. In a 25-page amicus brief filed with the court, Trump asked the justices to stay the Jan. 19 deadline — which is one day before Inauguration Day — so his administration could “pursue a negotiated resolution” that would “obviate the need” for the justices to rule on the case. “President Trump alone possesses the consummate dealmaking expertise, the electoral mandate, and the political will to negotiate a resolution to save the platform while addressing the national security concerns expressed by the Government — concerns which President Trump himself has acknowledged,” the brief stated. TikTok and its parent company, China-based ByteDance, appealed to the Supreme Court last week after lower courts rejected its challenge to the law. The justices agreed to hear the challenge and set oral arguments in the case for Jan. 10. The law at the center of the case — called the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act — stems from bipartisan concerns that the Chinese government could access data about American users. TikTok argues the law violates free speech rights under the First Amendment rights for its roughly 170 million American users. In his brief on Friday, Trump said he takes “no position on the merits of the dispute.” Instead, he suggested he intends to personally negotiate a resolution that focus on “preserving the First Amendment rights of tens of millions of Americans, while also addressing the government’s national security concerns.” This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Hayley Miller is the senior blog editor for MSNBC. Previously, she was a senior reporter on HuffPost's breaking news team. Before she was a reporter, she was a senior editor on HuffPost's blog team.

Cardinal Health, Inc. (NYSE:CAH) Shares Sold by MAI Capital ManagementAN ONLINE shopper was left mortified after her brand new kitten heels left her looking like Mrs Doubtfire. With the festive season in full swing, many fashionistas have been racing to get their hands on the perfect sparkly Christmas outfits - and amongst them is also mum Rebecca. The beauty lover, 34, already had a look in her mind for the festive get-together with her pals and went on ASOS to find a pair of heels to match the vibe. ''So I wanted some new shoes for my Christmas girls' night out this weekend and I thought I'll try some red pointy shoes.'' This is when she decided to check the online fast fashion giant where she found a pair of burgundy red kitten heels selling for £28. ''I'm wearing leather trousers, so you wouldn't be able to see the heels anyway,'' the mum-of-one shared her vision in the video . read more on fashion Unfortunately for the trendy make-up artist, when the heels finally arrived, they turned out to be an epic fail . ''I tried them on and it's giving Caitlyn Jenner / Mrs Doubtfire ,'' Rebecca left everyone in stitches, as she shared the hilarious photo on her page . Horrified by the purchase, the online shopper also tagged the brand in the caption, writing: ''@ASOS, keep them. ''Deffo don’t recommend,'' she warned fellow fashionistas to steer clear of the ''rancid'' heels. Most read in Fabulous Since being posted on the platform, Rebecca's clip has taken the internet by storm, winning the mum a whopping 90k views. More than 100 viewers flooded to comments in total hysterics and one person had, fortunately, seen what the kitten heels looked like in person just in time. ''omg girl you saved me these were in my basket I just yeeted them out.'' ''Oh they’re .... They’re something,'' another was quite lost for words. ''It's giving Supernanny ,'' an eagle-eyed social media user joked. However, the red kitten heels appear to have sparked a fierce debate - as there were also plenty of those who liked the trend . ''I bought these and I love them,'' wrote one ASOS fan. ''Omg I love mine, now I’m sat here thinking was I deluded,'' another wondered. HERE are some of the best ways you can save and get the best prices at ASOS and other outlet stores. Save money with ASOS Flash Sales and promo codes Flash Sales are mini-sales that last anywhere between a couple of hours to a few days - such as the 'Sample Sale'. When one occurs, an ASOS promo code will often be advertised that can be used on a particular product or range. Flash Sales also happen around bank holidays and other 'special' days like Valentine's Day, Halloween and April Fools' Day. Get an ASOS birthday discount code When signing up to ASOS, or any retailer for that matter, make sure to put in all your personal details, including your birthday, for special rewards. If a retailer knows your birthday, they'll send you a code two weeks before for you to use on full-price items. Sign up to the ASOS newsletter Again, this doesn't just apply for ASOS, but signing up to newsletters keeps you in the loop with all the latest deals and discounts as soon as they're announced. By signing up, you're usually rewarded with a new customer promo code for money off your first purchase. Buy from the multipack section Multipack sections often go unnoticed but they're a lifesaver for saving money on wardrobe essentials. For example, a plain white ASOS DESIGN women's t-shirt costs £8* when bought by itself, but a pack of two t-shirts comes in at £15* and a pack of three comes in at £22*. Get cheaper delivery While it's understandable you wan't your new product as soon as possible, try and pay for the least expensive delivery option - even if it means waiting an extra day or two for it to arrive. ASOS offers free Standard Delivery (usually £4.50) on all purchases over £40, too. Find deals in the sales If you're looking for ASOS discounts, make sure you check the outlet. The ASOS Outlet is great for finding cheap out-of-season stock, just as you'd expect at a regular outlet shop. You can find items with huge discounts of up to 70%. This comes after ASOS made a major change to its return fees , sparking fury amongst shoppers. The online retailer started charging customers when they return items unless they spend a certain amount. UK shoppers who frequently return orders will be charged £3.95 unless they keep up to £40 of their order. The new rule, which has been introduced to crack down on serial returners, came into effect in October. Talk of the rule change has upset ASOS shoppers, with some even threatening to boycott the online store. Commenting on X, formally known as Twitter , one user wrote: "The problem for large returns is the fact half of your stock is ill-fitting and poor quality. "You’re another brand now alienating your loyal customers." "Well ASOS if you actually made clothes that fit so I wouldn’t need to buy multiple sizes we wouldn’t have that problem, consider me no longer a customer," posted another. READ MORE SUN STORIES While another wrote; "Did you [ASOS] consider that returner fee isolates customers who don't fit ideal body standards? "As a curvy girl, I have to order several sizes and often make returns as your sizing is not consistent, now I'm going to be charged for it? Way to make me feel bad about my body."

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