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The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes. Clicking the link will take you directly to these stories:

➤ James Comey’s indictment faces new doubt after DOJ errors spark questions. (Hear Details)

➤ A new Shroud of Turin exhibit in California offers an immersive look at the famed relic. (Listen Now)

➤ A former Olympian-turned-drug-kingpin was charged with ordering a deadly hit on federal witness. (Hear More)

➤ Former Vice President Dick Cheney’s funeral will be held today at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., with former President George W. Bush scheduled to deliver a tribute. Former President Joe Biden is also slated to attend. (More)

➤ Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) introduced a resolution to censure fellow Republican Rep. Cory Mills (Fla.) and remove him from committees on Wednesday, listing allegations of harassment, assault, and improper contracts involving his arms sales company. (More)

➤ The government’s October jobs report, delayed by the federal shutdown, won’t be published at all, removing it as a data point for economic guidance. The November jobs report, typically published on the first Friday of December, will be published but has been moved to Dec. 16. (More)

➤ NATO fighter jets were scrambled and ground-based air defense systems were put on the highest level of alert in Poland and Romania Tuesday night during a massive overnight Russian attack on targets across Ukraine. (More)

Devastating Hunger Crisis

For too many across India, tables are bare. Hearts are hurting. Hope is hard to find.

But this Thanksgiving, you can set in motion a beautiful chain of compassion by feeding children and families suffering amidst a devastating hunger crisis.

Economic instability, rising food costs, and persistent unemployment have pushed countless Indian families to the brink of starvation.

Good Shepherd India’s deeply rooted network of local workers makes it incredibly efficient to distribute food. But it’s only possible with the help of compassionate people like you!

Your generosity will go far. Just $40 is all it takes to feed a hungry family every school day for two full months—changing and even saving lives!

Please don’t wait. Children are going to school hungry, going to bed not knowing where their next meal will come from. Please answer their cries with a generous gift today.

➤ College Football Playoff Rankings: Georgia moved up one spot to No. 4 in this week’s rankings, meaning it would receive a first-round bye if the season ended today. Meanwhile, No. 10 Alabama and No. 17 Texas fell the most this week, dropping six and seven spots, respectively. (See Full Rankings)

➤ LeBron James made his season debut for the LA Lakers this week after missing the first 14 games with a nerve issue. The 40-year-old former MVP has now officially played a league-record 23 years in the NBA. (More)

➤ The Cleveland Browns announced that former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will make his first start of the season this weekend as fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel remains out with a concussion. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | Soccer | NCAAF | NCAAM | NCAAW

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➤ Big Stock Move: Nuvation Bio stock climbed 48% on Wednesday on early signs of a successful commercial rollout for Ibtrozi, its cancer treatment. (More)

➤ Target is cutting prices on 3,000 food and household items to help families stretch their budget during the holiday season and reverse its sales slump. (More)

➤ Porsche on Wednesday revealed an all-electric version of its Cayenne SUV, calling it the “most powerful” production vehicle ever made by the German sports car manufacturer, capable of 1,139 horsepower and a top speed up to 162 mph. (See Photos)

➤ Christian-focused tech platform Gloo was valued at $586 million in its Nasdaq initial public offering on Wednesday, a rare case of a religious IPO in New York. Gloo provides AI-powered tools and content to over 140,000 faith, ministry, and nonprofit leaders. (More)

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Share life-saving food and hope at a crucial moment

As we celebrate Thanksgiving in the United States, an Indian family will be thankful for you — because you put food on their table amidst a devastating hunger crisis.

Just picture it: Empty stomachs filled. Families once trapped in poverty suddenly finding new hope. The cycle of desperation broken!

Please set in motion this beautiful chain of compassion today!

Through Good Shepherd India, your gift of $40 will feed a family every school day for two months. With over 40 years of trusted experience, our established network ensures food reaches those who need it most — quickly and efficiently.

Give food and hope to a hungry family in India today.

➤ New research revealed that people’s spontaneous eye blinks naturally sync up with the beat of music, revealing an unconscious link between hearing rhythm and automatic movement that only occurs when listeners are paying attention to the music. (More)

➤ A newly confirmed, high-grade lithium deposit valued at approximately $1.5 trillion has been discovered along the Oregon-Nevada border, potentially a massive domestic source for electric-vehicle batteries and grid storage. (See Details)

➤ NASA released close-up images Wednesday of 3I/Atlas, a comet from outside our solar system passing by for the first—and last—time. Scientists believe it may have come from a star system older than our own, offering a rare glimpse into the deep past. (See Comet)

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➤ A 74-year-old woman from Seattle, Washington, shared an unfiltered photo timeline of her life, from college student to her 70s, including a look at her recent facelift. (See Timeline)

➤ Retro gelatin dishes, including Jell-O salads and their savory ancestor, aspic, are experiencing a surprising revival in American kitchens and fine dining, according to reports. (More)

➤ These rarely seen historical photos offer an offbeat look at the past, revealing stories and perspectives that never made it into the typical classroom textbook. (See Photos)

➤ Five reasons every woman over 50 needs this “muscle” powder. While doctors focus on hormones and calcium, they’re missing the most researched solution for post-50 challenges. This natural powder addresses muscle shrinkage, bone loss, brain fog, and fatigue simultaneously. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence, most women have never heard of creatine—until now. Here’s why that needs to change. (Learn more)

➤ An ensemble of 374 bagpipers has claimed a new world record by playing a rendition of AC/DC’s classic hit, It’s a Long Way to the Top. (Watch Bagpipers)

➤ A 2001 Volvo S80 stranded on a tiny man-made islet near Ottawa, Illinois, has spent 13 years as a quirky local landmark after a repair shop owner cut off its access path to spark a now-abandoned publicity stunt. (See Volvo)

➤ Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s former two-bedroom New York guest apartment, which was one floor below their penthouse, hit the market for the first time in over 40 years for $1.69 million. (See Photos)

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Are you a picky eater?

1. Yes
2. No
3. I like what I like

Yesterday’s Results:

Have you already bought your Thanksgiving turkey?

1. Yes: 37%
2. No: 45%
3. We don’t do turkey: 18%

Today’s Trivia

Which four U.S. states have designated the wild turkey as their state game bird?

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