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Friday arrived and it delivered a thankful Anthony Lynn. The Los Angeles Chargers head coach was picking over the tasty leftovers of Thursday's 28-6 thumping of the Dallas Cowboys.
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  1. Los Angeles Chargers suddenly relevant and confident
  2. Injuries still challenge 'next man up' for New York Giants
  3. Minnesota Vikings: Mike Zimmer names Case Keenum starting quarterback vs. Atlanta Falcons
  4. TCU Horned Frogs extend Gary Patterson through 2024 season
  5. Ricky Gervais, Fred Savage to star in 'Child Support' on ABC
  6. Emmerson Mnangagwa sworn in as new leader of Zimbabwe
  7. Washington Redskins stay alive with ugly win over New York Giants
  8. Katie Cassidy says dad David's last words were: 'So much wasted time'
  9. Pitt stuns No. 2 Miami behind QB Kenny Pickett
  10. Donald Trump: Roger Goodell has lost control of NFL
  11. Cleveland Cavaliers: Derrick Rose reportedly leaves team to mull future
  12. Fantasy Football: Week 12 kicker and defense rankings
  13. Black Friday: Lowe's website goes down, Macy's card processors fail
  14. No. 12 TCU clinches berth in Big 12 title game
  15. Fantasy Football: Miami Dolphins QB Cutler ruled out vs. New England Patriots
  16. Jacksonville Jaguars DB Jalen Ramsey suffers hand injury
  17. State Department calls for arrest of Pakistan cleric Saeed
  18. Gwen Stefani says she had the 'best Thanksgiving' with beau Blake Shelton
  19. Amazon warehouse workers in Germany, Italy strike on Black Friday
  20. Construction of Tesla's giant lithium ion battery completed
  21. Kylie Jenner hosts Thanksgiving dinner for her family
  22. Crowds panic at London Underground stop after gunfire report
  23. CBS, Dish Network reach deal, end blackout that caused millions to miss Chargers-Cowboys game
  24. Dallas Cowboys owner Jones: What Donald Trump is addressing is part of making NFL better
  25. Serena Williams shows off huge wedding ring in baby photo with Alexis Olympia

Los Angeles Chargers suddenly relevant and confident

Friday arrived and it delivered a thankful Anthony Lynn. The Los Angeles Chargers head coach was picking over the tasty leftovers of Thursday's 28-6 thumping of the Dallas Cowboys.
    

Injuries still challenge 'next man up' for New York Giants

Injuries are never any fun for NFL coaches to deal with, but when they occur, the mantra is "next man up."
    

Minnesota Vikings: Mike Zimmer names Case Keenum starting quarterback vs. Atlanta Falcons

People confused that Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer won't come out and name Case Keenum as his starting quarterback for the rest of the season just don't get it.
    

TCU Horned Frogs extend Gary Patterson through 2024 season

TCU coach Gary Patterson has signed a contract extension through the 2024 season.
    

Ricky Gervais, Fred Savage to star in 'Child Support' on ABC

The new competition series "Child Support" -- featuring Ricky Gervais and Fred Savage -- will debut on ABC Jan. 5.
    

Emmerson Mnangagwa sworn in as new leader of Zimbabwe

For just the second time since Zimbabwe gained independence, the nation has a new leader. Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in as president of Zimbabwe on Friday.
    

Washington Redskins stay alive with ugly win over New York Giants

Against the odds, the Washington Redskins still have something to play for with five games left in the regular season.
    

Katie Cassidy says dad David's last words were: 'So much wasted time'

Katie Cassidy took to Twitter Friday to express her gratitude to those mourning the death this week of her father -- singer and actor David Cassidy.
    

Pitt stuns No. 2 Miami behind QB Kenny Pickett

PITTSBURGH -- Despite starting the season unbeaten in 10 straight games, the No. 2 Miami Hurricanes had a habit all year of falling behind in games they were favored to win.
    

Donald Trump: Roger Goodell has lost control of NFL

President Donald Trump criticized the NFL for the third time this week in his latest tweet targeting commissioner Roger Goodell, saying the "players are the boss."
    

Cleveland Cavaliers: Derrick Rose reportedly leaves team to mull future

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Derrick Rose has left the team and is in the process of evaluating his future, ESPN reported Friday.
    

Fantasy Football: Week 12 kicker and defense rankings

UPI Sports Editor Al Butler's top fantasy football kickers and defenses for Week 12.
    

Black Friday: Lowe's website goes down, Macy's card processors fail

Home supply retailer Lowe's website had a temporary outage and credit card processors stopped working at Macy's stores on Black Friday.
    

No. 12 TCU clinches berth in Big 12 title game

FORT WORTH, Texas -- Kenny Hill accounted for four touchdowns and No. 12 TCU locked up a berth in the Big 12 Championship Game by outlasting Baylor 45-22 Friday at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
    

Fantasy Football: Miami Dolphins QB Cutler ruled out vs. New England Patriots

Miami Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler remained in concussion protocol on Friday and was ruled out of Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
    

Jacksonville Jaguars DB Jalen Ramsey suffers hand injury

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey injured his hand in practice Friday and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals.
    

State Department calls for arrest of Pakistan cleric Saeed

The State Department called on Pakistan to arrest a cleric, after his release from detention Friday, accused of masterminding a 2008 terrorist attack in India.
    

Gwen Stefani says she had the 'best Thanksgiving' with beau Blake Shelton

Gwen Stefani wrote on Instagram she had "the best Thanksgiving" with her fellow music star -- and longtime beau -- Blake Shelton.
    

Amazon warehouse workers in Germany, Italy strike on Black Friday

Amazon workers in Germany and Italy went on strike on Friday, a globally busy shopping day, protesting pay and working conditions.
    

Construction of Tesla's giant lithium ion battery completed

Tesla has completed construction of its giant lithium ion battery in Australia.
    

Kylie Jenner hosts Thanksgiving dinner for her family

Model and reality television personality Kylie Jenner hosted Thanksgiving dinner at her home for a second, consecutive year.
    

Crowds panic at London Underground stop after gunfire report

A report of shots fired at a London Underground station led to panic and a stampede on Friday, but responding police said they found no evidence of gunfire.
    

CBS, Dish Network reach deal, end blackout that caused millions to miss Chargers-Cowboys game

Dish Network and CBS reached a multiyear fee agreement, ending the blackout that kept Thursday's Cowboys-Chargers game off the airwaves.
    

Dallas Cowboys owner Jones: What Donald Trump is addressing is part of making NFL better

Longtime Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently addressed national anthem protests, Roger Goodell and Donald Trump's interest in the NFL.
    

Serena Williams shows off huge wedding ring in baby photo with Alexis Olympia

Newlywed tennis star Serena Williams posted a photo of baby Alexis Olympia, which also included her massive wedding ring.
    
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Landmarks worldwide pay tribute to victims of Egypt mosque attack
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Landmarks and government buildings across the globe paid tribute Friday to the victims of an attack earlier in the day at a mosque in Egypt's Sinai peninsula that left 235 people dead and another 130 injured.
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The unofficial start of the holiday shopping season was this week, when many national retailers opened their doors and offered major sales. Black Friday is traditionally the big day, and we captured what it looked and felt like at American shopping ...
Black Friday: Then and NowWall Street Journal
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Macy's suffers credit card payment glitch at the worst possible time: Black Friday
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Macy's confirmed on Friday it was having trouble with its credit card systems on one of the busiest and most important shopping days of the season. That trouble was resolved by Friday evening. "We have fully resolved today's system issues. We highly ...
Macy's customers report delays with credit card transactionsLos Angeles Times
BLACK FRIDAY NIGHTMARE: Furious customers are complaining that Macy's won't let them pay as system glitchesBusiness Insider
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At least 235 killed during Friday prayers at mosque in Egypt

Images from inside the building showed dozens of bodies wrapped in blood-soaked cloth lined up on the floor of a mosque in North Sinai.

    

Ex-Mugabe henchman, dubbed 'The Crocodile,' takes office in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's new leader is Emmerson Mnangagwa, a former guerrilla fighter who is accused of overseeing the deaths of thousands of political opponents.

    

Alleged terror mastermind with $10M U.S. bounty on head is freed

Hafiz Saeed, whose house arrest in January was seen as a signal of a broader shift in Pakistan's treatment of extremists, was released before dawn.

    

Oscar Pistorius' murder sentence more than doubled

South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal extended the double-amputee's prison term after prosecutors argued his original sentence was "shockingly lenient."

    

'Still in a stalemate,' top general in Afghanistan says

America's top commander in Afghanistan told NBC News that the war here remains in a "stalemate," but that President Trump's strategy has reversed a decline.

    

Flynn's legal team cuts ties to Trump lawyers

A member of Trump's legal team said that "no one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about General Flynn cooperating against the president."

    

U.S. may not close Palestinian mission in D.C.

A State Department spokesperson said the White House had found the Palestinians' D.C. representatives to be "prepared to engage in negotiations" with Israel.

    

Tiger killed after escaping from Paris circus

A tiger was shot dead in Paris on Friday after escaping from a circus, police said.

    

Unconfirmed reports of gunfire prompt heavy response in London

Panic erupted among Christmas shopping crowds on London's Oxford Street on Friday evening as armed officers raced to respond to reports of shots being fired in the area.

    

Hope fades as search for Argentine submarine enters ninth day

The submarine went missing with only a one-week supply of oxygen onboard.

    

Despot Mugabe gets immunity, pension and vacation fund

A government source said Robert Mugabe, who is aged 93, told negotiators he wanted to die in Zimbabwe and had no plans to live in exile.

    

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  12. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Egypt Is Failing to Deal With Its Sinai Insurgency
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Militants Kill 235 at Sufi Mosque in Egypt’s Deadliest Terrorist Attack

The assault, in an area racked by an Islamist insurgency, sent shock waves across the nation — not only for the death toll but also for the choice of target.

    

Scene of Deadly Attack at Egypt Mosque

At least 235 people were killed when militants detonated explosives and sprayed gunfire at a crowded Sufi mosque near Egypt’s Sinai coast.
    

Who Are Sufi Muslims and Why Do Some Extremists Hate Them?

A terrorist attack in Egypt has focused attention on the mystical school of Islam, which emphasizes the inward search for divinity.

    

Diplomats Sound the Alarm as They Are Pushed Out in Droves

A State Department exodus marks a new stage in the broken and increasingly contentious relationship between Rex W. Tillerson and much of his work force.

    

Why Putin’s Foes Deplore U.S. Fixation on Election Meddling

“Enough already!” one critic of President Vladimir V. Putin said, worried that the accusations were helping the Kremlin polish the president’s image as a master strategist.

    

Does Race Matter in America’s Most Diverse ZIP Codes?

Vallejo, Calif., is the rare city where no one ethnic group predominates. But stubborn disparities endure.

    

‘Nothing Against You’: For a Black Man Covering Race, the Story Is Never Far From Home

Being surrounded by racial diversity, my conversation in a California diner suggested, can make people feel more comfortable with biases and stereotypes.

    

They Haven’t Missed a Black Friday in 19 Years

Jennifer Gammell has turned the holiday shopping event into a tradition, with lines at Target and Toys ‘R’ Us and a Thanksgiving buffet at King’s Hawaiian.

    

Scenes From Sears: 2 Locations Tell a Story of Struggle in a Tight Retail Market

An iconic American company is closing stores and cutting costs as part of a turnaround it hopes will retain loyal customers and attract new ones.

    

Black Friday 2017: Seeking New TVs to Watch, and Sneakers to Resell

Americans who were driven to shop for Christmas deals — and turn a profit — were in line early and on their devices in droves.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Egypt Is Failing to Deal With Its Sinai Insurgency

President Sisi, like his predecessors, thinks brutality will defeat militants. It won’t.

    

Editorial: Exploiting Veterans for Profit

And the Trump administration wants to make for-profit colleges even less accountable.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: The Parasites Feeding on North Koreans

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Op-Ed Contributor: Save the SALT Deduction

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Opinion: A Gold Rush in Salmon Country

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Trudeau Apologizes for Abuse and ‘Profound Cultural Loss’ at Indigenous Schools

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Cat Hair Links Woman to Bombs Mailed to Obama and Texas Governor, Officials Say

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