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➤ U.S. Marshals offered a reward to help locate a Virginia high school coach wanted on child porn charges. (Listen Now)

➤ A hidden form of body fat becomes active in winter, quietly boosting your metabolic health. (Hear Episode)

➤ This morning routine could help make the start of your day less stressful. (Hear Details)

➤ The White House said Monday that a Navy admiral acted “within his authority and the law” when he ordered a second, follow-up strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea in a September U.S. military operation that has come under bipartisan scrutiny in Congress. (More)

➤ Tennessee voters go to the polls today in a closely watched special election that has grown unexpectedly competitive, despite taking place in a congressional district that voted overwhelmingly for President Trump in the last election. (More)

➤ President Trump received a clean bill of health following an MRI exam last month. Presidential physician Dr. Sean Barbabella described the exam as standard and its findings as “perfectly normal.” (More)

➤ Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has come under fire from state workers over a “massive fraud” scandal involving more than $1 billion in state payments to dozens of scammers. The employees say Walz retaliated against whistleblowers who had warned of the problem. (More)

Today is Giving Tuesday. You can help give Bibles right now.

In a remote village in Laos, Vanh’s most treasured possession was her Bible. After she became a Christian, her husband abandoned her, and she and her children were forced from their home. Still, she clung to her faith and her Bible—until it was stolen. Heartbroken, she prayed for another.

Two weeks later, a front-line worker visited her with an extra Bible “just in case.” When he placed it in her hands, Vanh wept with joy. God had answered her prayer through Christians like you.

We’ve seen this same joy in Uganda as a young girl opens her first Bible. We’ve watched Bible distribution teams navigate dangerous roads in Pakistan. Even a donkey without a human guide has carried Bibles across war-torn Syria to reach new Christians!

Today, on Giving Tuesday, you can help deliver more Bibles.

Every $10 you give puts a copy of God’s Word in the hands of a Christian in the world’s spiritually darkest places.

➤ Men’s Basketball AP Poll: Michigan replaced Houston at No. 3 following a series of dominant wins over Auburn and Gonzaga last week. The biggest jump of the week was Vanderbilt—up seven spots to No. 17—while Saint John’s dropped nine spots to No. 23. (See Full Poll)

➤ Kentucky fired head football coach Mark Stoops after thirteen years with the program. He finished his tenure with an 82-80 record, making him the winningest football coach in school history. (More)

➤ The WNBA players’ union agreed to a 40-day extension of the league’s current collective bargaining agreement that will run through January 9, 2026. Both sides remain publicly committed to negotiating a new agreement to avoid a lockout. (More)

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

➤ Genius Gadgets: The Ultimate Gift Guide. Stumped on gifts? These 37 gadgets are crowd-pleasers for a reason. Each one offers that “wow factor” while being incredibly practical, the kind of thing people use constantly and then thank you for. But they’re not just gift gold… they’re also perfect for treating yourself to upgrades that genuinely improve your daily life. From organizational wizards to tech innovations, these are the gadgets everyone wants. Just don’t wait too long, several are already in high demand with limited stock. Learn More

A reindeer escaped a Christmas event in Formby, England, sparking a search involving police, coast guard, and Royal Marines who used thermal binoculars and a drone to locate the animal on the beach before a veterinarian secured it. (See Reindeer)

Apple released a holiday ad, A Critter Carol, featuring handcrafted woodland puppets who find a lost iPhone 17 Pro and record a friendship song, shot entirely on the device. (See Ad)

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Daily Market Report   12/01/2025

➤ Big Stock Move: Belite Bio stock jumped 12% on Monday after unveiling strong Phase 3 results for Tinlarebant, a potential treatment for Stargardt disease, a rare condition that causes progressive vision loss. (More)

➤ Nearly $1 billion of leveraged crypto positions were liquidated during a major price drop on Monday, continuing a broad selloff in Bitcoin and other crypto products that began two months ago. (More)

➤ The United States announced a deal with Britain on Monday that eliminates tariffs on pharmaceutical products and medical technology and includes a commitment from Britain to increase spending on medicines. (More)

➤ Eli Lilly is lowering the cash price of a single dose of weight loss drug Zepbound on its direct-to-consumer platform, dropping it to $299 per month, down from $349. (See Details)

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➤ After reserving the Nasdaq ticker $AMSS, AMASS Brands is eyeing its biggest step yet. Derek Jeter and Adam Levine have already invested. With 1,000% year-over-year growth and a $1.9T market opportunity, the momentum is clear. Even better? You can unlock up to a 23% stock bonus if you invest by Thursday at midnight PT. (More)

Keep the momentum going! Today is Giving Tuesday.

Right now, many Christians around the world are still waiting for their first Bible. Some risk arrest for owning one. Others have lost theirs because of persecution. Yet they continue to pray for God’s Word.

Today, you can be part of the answer. We have the opportunity to send 80,000 Bibles into hostile areas and restricted nations. Generous friends have already given to provide 40,000—and they are challenging others, like you, to help provide the rest.

Every $10 places one Bible in the hands of a Christian who hungers for God’s Word and is willing to risk everything to own one.

Help send Bibles before Giving Tuesday ends.

➤ Google plans to begin testing solar-powered data centers in space by 2027, according to a statement from CEO Sundar Pichai. The company’s Project Suncatcher will launch two pilot satellites in partnership with imaging firm Planet to harness uninterrupted solar energy in orbit. (See Details)

➤ Scientists have discovered a black fungus thriving inside Chernobyl’s still-radioactive Unit Four reactor nearly 40 years after the meltdown. Rich in melanin, the fungus may not just survive radiation, it could be using it for energy in a process called radiosynthesis. (See Details)

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➤ A traveler paid $1,963 for a 43-hour Amtrak Southwest Chief ride from Los Angeles to Chicago for Thanksgiving, experiencing communal dining, no WiFi, and observation car games while avoiding airport chaos. (See Journey)

➤ Las Vegas hotels launched Cyber Week sales, offering up to 55% off rooms through Dec. 5, with properties like The Venetian and Virgin Hotels providing beverage credits and waiving resort fees amid tourism concerns. (See Deals)

➤ Kayak identified Chicago as the most affordable U.S. winter destination at $426 for a combined flight and hotel, followed by Dallas and Minneapolis at $435, with January and February offering the best deals between holidays and spring break. (See Destinations)

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➤ The city of Portland sparked outrage during its 41st annual tree-lighting ceremony by avoiding the word “Christmas” entirely, referring to it only as “the tree” while speakers led “Free Palestine” chants. (See Reaction)

➤ Oxford University Press named “rage bait” its 2025 Word of the Year, defining it as online content deliberately designed to elicit anger to increase web traffic and engagement. (See Announcement)

➤ Eric Trump announced the relaunch of Trump Vodka on Black Friday, with pre-orders now open for the U.S.-made spirit branded as “The Great American Spirit.” (See Vodka)

➤ A Missouri magician implanted a radio frequency identification chip in his palm to activate magic tricks when audience members touched their phones to his hand. He forgot the password and is now locked out, with brute-force attempts as his only solution. (See Story)

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1. Kitchen
2. Bedroom
3. Living Room
4. Den
5. Office
6. Bathroom
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Yesterday’s Results:

Are you still eating leftovers?

1. Yes: 54%
2. No: 46%

Today’s Trivia

What city is now considered the world’s largest by population? 

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