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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar Addresses AI Demand, Q3 Growth, and Data Center Concerns Amid Midterm Election Impact

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar Addresses AI Demand, Q3 Growth, and Data Center Concerns Amid Midterm Election Impact

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar Addresses AI Demand, Q3 Growth, and Data Center Concerns Amid Midterm Election Impact
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Harvard Health Publishing Links Gratitude Practice to Enhanced Well-being and Longevity

Harvard Health Publishing Links Gratitude Practice to Enhanced Well-being and Longevity

Harvard Health Publishing Links Gratitude Practice to Enhanced Well-being and Longevity
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Southeast Thanksgiving Weather Forecast 2026: Mild and Dry Conditions Expected

Southeast Thanksgiving Weather Forecast 2026: Mild and Dry Conditions Expected

The Farmers' Almanac has released its Thanksgiving weather forecast for the Southeast region of the United States, covering November 23-26, 2026. The outlook predicts generally mild and dry conditions, with sunshine expected to dominate the holiday period. This forecast is good news for those planning outdoor activities such as backyard football games, neighborhood strolls, or family gatherings on patios. The forecast applies to states including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. However, specific temperature or rainfall probabilities for individual cities are not provided, and travelers are advised to check local forecasts closer to the date.
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American Honda Announces Production Start for 2026 Pioneer 1000 Elite in South Carolina

American Honda Announces Production Start for 2026 Pioneer 1000 Elite in South Carolina

American Honda Announces Production Start for 2026 Pioneer 1000 Elite in South Carolina
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US measles cases climb above 5,000 for first time since 1991

US measles cases climb above 5,000 for first time since 1991

Nov 6 (Reuters) - US measles cases have surged to 5,182 so far this year, the highest annual total recorded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 35 years, as the disease continues to spread across the country.
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North Charleston Police Arrest Teen for Unlawful Firearm Possession After K-9 Unit Locates Discarded Weapon

North Charleston Police Arrest Teen for Unlawful Firearm Possession After K-9 Unit Locates Discarded Weapon

A 15-year-old male was arrested in North Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday after police found a handgun he allegedly discarded while fleeing officers. North Charleston police responded to a report of someone pointing a gun at juveniles at the Appian Way Apartments. An officer observed the teen moving away from two females and attempted to speak with him, at which point the teen fled towards the complex's pool area. During the pursuit, officers noted the teen repeatedly reaching into his pants and observed a bulge in his right pocket, leading to concerns he was armed. Although the teen was taken into custody without incident, an initial search did not yield a weapon. Suspecting the weapon had been discarded during the chase, officers deployed a K-9 unit. A police dog subsequently located a handgun hidden in a straw-covered wooded area among bushes. The firearm was found with one round in the chamber and seven rounds in the magazine. The teen has been charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a...
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South Carolina Death Row Inmate Seeks Execution Stay Until After Holidays

South Carolina Death Row Inmate Seeks Execution Stay Until After Holidays

A death row inmate in South Carolina, Steven Bixby, has filed a petition with the South Carolina Supreme Court requesting a stay of execution until after the winter holidays. Bixby was convicted in 2007 for the murders of State Constable Donnie Ouzts and Sergeant Danny Wilson of the Abbeville County Sheriff’s Office. The killings occurred during a standoff in 2003, which stemmed from a land dispute between Bixby's family and the state over plans to widen a highway. The petition specifically asks that the clerk of court refrain from issuing a notice of execution until the holiday season has concluded. This request references a precedent set in 2024, when another death row inmate was granted a stay of execution because their scheduled date fell near Thanksgiving and Christmas. The South Carolina Supreme Court has not yet issued a ruling on Bixby's petition.
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Roebuck Buildings Expands Operations with New Wilmington Office and Vice President Appointment

Roebuck Buildings Expands Operations with New Wilmington Office and Vice President Appointment

Roebuck Buildings Expands Operations with New Wilmington Office and Vice President Appointment
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Governor Tate Reeves and Dr. Carey Wright Author Chapter on Mississippi's Education Reforms in 'Do What Works' Book

Governor Tate Reeves and Dr. Carey Wright Author Chapter on Mississippi's Education Reforms in 'Do What Works' Book

Governor Tate Reeves of Mississippi and Dr. Carey Wright, the former Mississippi Superintendent of Education, have co-authored a chapter in the new policy book, 'Do What Works.' The chapter details Mississippi's significant advancements in fourth-grade reading, highlighting the state's rise from 49th nationally to a top ten ranking. This improvement is attributed to education reforms initiated over a decade ago. The book, edited by Results for America co-founders Michele Jolin and David Medina, presents Mississippi's approach as a research-based model for enhancing reading and overall student achievement. Governor Reeves emphasizes that the 'Mississippi Miracle' is an ongoing effort, framing the state's progress as an initial phase in a sustained reform push rather than a completed achievement. The chapter outlines the policy changes and research-based strategies implemented during Reeves' tenure as Lt. Governor and Dr. Wright's leadership of the Mississippi Department of Education.
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USC WBB notebook: Kennedy Smith jumper improves, rebounding needs work

USC WBB notebook: Kennedy Smith jumper improves, rebounding needs work

Kennedy Smith's improved jump shot is just one of several reasons USC looks like a formidable team this season
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Chinaberry Tree, Introduced in 1830, Becomes Widespread Invasive Species in Southern U.S. Forests

Chinaberry Tree, Introduced in 1830, Becomes Widespread Invasive Species in Southern U.S. Forests

The chinaberry tree, originally brought to the United States in 1830 as an ornamental plant for its aesthetic appeal, has become a significant invasive species across approximately 101,000 acres of Southern U.S. forests. Initially planted in coastal Georgia and South Carolina, its ease of growth and ability to form colonies from root suckers, root collar sprouts, and seedlings allowed it to escape cultivated gardens and spread into wild areas. According to a USDA Forest Service technical report by Miller, Chambliss, and Loewenstein (2010, revised 2012, 2013, and 2015), the chinaberry is now a common invasive plant, posing a concern for foresters almost 200 years after its introduction. Its rapid proliferation highlights the long-term ecological consequences of introducing non-native species without fully understanding their potential impact on local ecosystems.
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A once almost-forgotten disease is spiking in the US. See latest numbers

A once almost-forgotten disease is spiking in the US. See latest numbers

The United States has hit another grim milestone amid the resurgence of measles, a disease it had previously eliminated.