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Plus, a shooting wounds three Palestinian men in Vermont, and Young Thug’s lyrics are allowed as trial evidence.

Plus, the founder of Binance pleads guilty to money laundering violations, and why Thanksgiving weekend travel is expected to be the busiest in 20 years.

Plus, a federal court moves to weaken the Voting Rights Act and cities stress over driverless taxis.

Plus, Argentina elects a far-right president and Rosalynn Carter dies at 96.

Things our dads taught us, whether they intended to or not.

Plus, George Santos won’t seek re-election and Sean Combs is accused of rape in a lawsuit.

Plus, scant progress in Biden-Xi talks and opposition to the deal between G.M. and the autoworkers’ union.

Plus, Biden and Xi Jinping prepare to meet and the House passes a plan to avoid a shutdown.

Plus, an ethics code for the Supreme Court and a new report on climate change.

Plus, Tim Scott suspends his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, and a rise in reports of cognitive difficulties.