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Cable and internet giant Comcast put customers on an additional monthly service plan without their consent, Washington State officials alleged Thursday. 
LeBron James scored 34 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers outlasted the Chicago Bulls 115-112 on Thursday night. 
DeMar DeRozan scored a career-high 45 points, including five in a pivotal 10-2 flurry late in the game, as the Toronto Raptors rallied for a 114-109 victory. 
The FCC proposed a $13.4 million fine against the Sinclair Broadcasting Group Thursday for running paid programming during news programs without disclosure. 
Nearly 9 million people signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act's federal marketplace, a senior health official said Thursday. 
Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo looks all business ahead of El Clásico. 
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced Thursday that Eric Schmidt will step down from his role as Executive Chairman. 
Los Angeles Lakers guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is ineligible to travel with the team over a 25-day span but can still play in-state due to a plea agreement. 
The founder and CEO of Papa John's will step down next month, the company announced Thursday. 
A fire that spread through an eight story building in South Korea killed more than two dozen people on Thursday. 
Troubled Georgia linebacker Natrez Patrick is entering a drug treatment program after violating his probation and will miss Georgia's College Football Playoff semifinal game. 
Former star NBA point guards Steve Nash and Jason Kidd head the list of first-time eligible candidates for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2018. 
A Wisconsin judge sentenced one of two teenage girls involved in the "Slender Man" stabbing to a 25 year commitment at a mental health facility. 
Cuban President Raul Castro will remain in office until April, the country's government announced on Thursday. 
The usual suspects will participate in the 2018 Pro Bowl, but several notable names were left off of this year's roster. 
The NFL has instructed its officials to no longer use paper as a means to measure first downs. 
The Department of Defense appointed Ben FitzGerald as the director for the Office of Strategy and Design on Thursday. 
The father of Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier said his son is making progress as he copes with a severe spinal injury, but there's a long road ahead in his bid for recovery. 
A tied race that will determine the balance of Virginia's House of Delegates will be settled by drawing a name from a bowl. 
Obamacare has likely saved lives by increasing the number of cancers caught at an early stage, a new study suggests. 
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     Teen who pleaded guilty in Slender Man stabbing case to remain in institutional care for 25 years, judge says - ABC News
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'We need a country': The fight for Kurdish independenceEthnic Kurds in Northern Iraq voted in favor of independence, but the referendum wasn't recognized by the Iraqi government or the United States. Many fear this could lead to a civil war.
Survivors of Mexico tourist bus crash heading homeAuthorities said driver negligence and excessive speed caused the crash that killed eight Americans, two Swedes, a Canadian and a Mexican tour guide.
2 Americans plead guilty to assault for brawl at Turkish embassyIn addition to the two Americans, a dozen members of Erdogan's security detail — nine security officers, three police officers — as well as two Canadians have been charged with taking part in the diplomatic donnybrook.
Watch out for measles in Europe, CDC warnsThe CDC has issued travel watches for England and Greece because of measles outbreaks there. Travelers need to make sure they are vaccinated.
Jerusalem vote: Trump threatens to cut aid to countries opposing U.S.President Donald Trump suggested countries who voted against the U.S. over its Israel policy might lose foreign aid. "We'll save a lot. We don't care," he said.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle release official engagement photosPhotographer Alexi Lubomirski spoke of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's happiness as the official engagement portraits were released by royal officials.
Spain on edge as Catalonia returns to the polls amid independence crisisCatalans headed to the polls Thursday to vote in a regional election that many hope will bring a months-long battle over independence from Spain to a head.
No evidence of terrorism after car hits pedestrians in Australia's MelbournePolice said they detained the 32-year-old driver, an Australian of Afghan descent with a history of assault, drug use and mental health issues.
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Congress, Jerusalem, Facebook: Your Thursday Evening BriefingDefying Trump, U.N. General Assembly Condemns U.S. Decree on JerusalemThe vote amounted to a collective act of defiance toward the Trump administration at the United Nations, the world’s biggest diplomatic stage.
Tax Cuts Buoy Republicans, but They’re Swimming Against an UndertowPassage of President Trump’s “beautiful” tax cuts will give Republicans a victory to talk about, but they still have to contend with an unpopular president.
Dispute Over Political Strategy Erupts Inside the White HouseA meeting involving President Trump and his top advisers devolved into a heated exchange between his former campaign adviser and the White House political director.
Democrats Are Dominating the Generic Ballot. What Does That Mean?The party’s advantage has ballooned over the last few months, improving its outlook for retaking the House. Congress Passes Stopgap Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown Against a Friday DeadlineThe House and Senate approved a plan that extends funding through Jan. 19 while punting into next year the fights over immigration and children’s health care.
Town Fears G.O.P. Tax Plan Will Erode Its Egalitarian PillarsIn Columbia, Md., a planned community where equality strikes a deep chord, residents worry that the just-passed tax law’s ripple effect will widen the income gap.
Obamacare Sign-ups at High Levels Despite Trump Saying It’s ‘Imploding’Sign-ups at Healthcare.gov reached 8.8 million, just shy of last year’s levels, despite an open enrollment period that was half as long and far less advertised.
Requiem for the Individual MandateBorn a conservative idea, maturing as a bipartisan one, then tagged a Democratic invention, it survived many attacks but fell victim to the G.O.P. tax plan.
Fact Check: Trump Falsely Claims to Have ‘Repealed Obamacare’The repeal of the individual mandate in the tax bill, despite President Trump’s claim, does not amount to a repeal of the entire health care law.
Op-Ed Contributors: The Four Threats to Robert MuellerTrump may be holding off from firing the special counsel. That doesn’t mean he’s safe.
Op-Ed Columnist: Tax-Cut Santa Is Coming to TownOpinion: Get Me to a NunneryEditorial: Forget the Strategy Paper. Watch What He Does.President Trump’s first security strategy statement says many of the right things, but the administration’s actions tell a different story.
Op-Docs: Santa Is a Psychedelic MushroomIt’s time to embrace the shamanistic side of Christmas. Trump Administration Considers Separating Families to Combat Illegal ImmigrationTo address rising numbers of border crossings, officials may begin detaining parents apart from their children, a change in practice that immigrant advocates criticized as cruel.
New York Public Radio Fires WNYC Hosts Leonard Lopate and Jonathan SchwartzThe two longtime radio personalities faced multiple complaints of inappropriate behavior, and had been disciplined before, the company said.
Attorney General Sessions Orders Investigation After Bundy MistrialThe investigation was ordered after a judge declared a mistrial, saying that prosecutors had improperly withheld evidence from the defense.
Common Sense: Holiday Windows Brighten a Bleak Retail Scene, but How Long Will They Last?Christmas windows at department stores still have allure, but much less so in the age of e-commerce and big box stores like Walmart.
‘A Sense of Relief’ as Memphis Skirts Law and Ditches Confederate StatuesWhile much of Memphis welcomed the removal of the park statues, city leaders’ creative solution for getting rid of them incited anger and legal threats.
Ford Apologizes for Sexual Harassment at Chicago FactoriesThe company’s chief executive released an apology two days after a New York Times article detailed decades of misconduct.
Art Review: 5 Great Art Exhibitions to See in New York Before They CloseHere are some notable shows that may have escaped your notice and will all close after New Year’s (with one gallery exhibition that ends sooner).
Review: In ‘The Post,’ Democracy Survives the DarknessSteven Spielberg’s film about the Pentagon Papers is a ticktock thriller that pits freedom of the press — and a tough woman — against the White House.
How to Combat Your Anxiety, One Step at a TimeAnxiety is everywhere, which can be strangely reassuring. Here are some tips to help.
5 Cheap(ish) Things That Make Great Last-Minute GiftsChristmas Around the World: 10 International Destinations to VisitCities all over the world celebrate Christmas in unique and memorable ways. Here are a few to consider for your last-minute Christmas trip.
Where Winter’s Silver Skates Warmed the SoulThe Museum of the City of New York show is a history of skating and its long-lost ice palaces, where single show-offs and romantic duos once glided.
Yes Me CanArt Review: Remaking Ancient Greece, With Paints or PixelsElizabeth Price, a Turner Prize winner, pairs art and archaeology in her digital videos.
A Cute Toy Just Brought a Hacker Into Your HomeAmid the holiday shopping season, cybersecurity researchers warn that new, interactive toys are vulnerable to many hacking threats.
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