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  1. "The best kind of ‘Survivor’ fun is the dangerous kind," Jeff Probst said with a twinkle in his eye. Though he talked before about not knowing if "Survivor" could make it to 50 seasons, he’s since revised his stance, citing an influx of bold new players.

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  2. President Biden on Wednesday called on other world leaders, pharmaceutical executives, philanthropists and civil society organizations to forge a global consensus around a plan to fight the coronavirus crisis, declaring "we need to go big."

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  3. What would happen if some of the most creative animation studios in Japan were let loose in a galaxy far, far away? The anime anthology series "Star Wars: Visions" consists of nine short films, each with a vastly different animation style.

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  4. "Survivor" has, remarkably, run for 21 years now, reinventing just often enough to keep devoted viewers guessing and to make consistently electrifying television. Keeping the show’s blood pumping is Jeff Probst himself. Season 41 begins today.

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  5. A judge has ruled that the Kristen Smart case will go to trial. Smart was a college freshman in California when she disappeared in 1996. Two men — Paul Flores, 44, and his father, Ruben Flores, 80 — were arrested in connection with her disappearance.

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  6. Nils M. was no rookie art thief. But prosecutors say he left behind DNA evidence that helped Dutch investigators identify him as the man who stole paintings by van Gogh and Frans Hals in two daring heists.

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  7. Breaking News: The Federal Reserve signaled it may soon slow the asset purchases it has been using to cushion the economy and could raise interest rates in 2022.

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    People living on Spain's La Palma island always lived with the fear of a volcanic eruption. Still, “It is one thing knowing that it could happen one day, and another to have to suddenly live through this,” one evacuated resident lamented.

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  9. For 34 years, Otis Lee drew crowds to Mr. Fofo’s Deli, his Midtown Detroit restaurant, with this lemon-glazed poundcake.

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  10. John Podesta sent a memo to the office of every Democrat in Congress, imploring them to bridge their differences. The memo included a blunt call to progressives to accept scaling back the $3.5 trillion social policy bill.

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  11. The House has approved legislation to keep the government funded through early December, raise the federal debt limit and provide emergency money for Afghan refugees and natural disasters. Republicans have warned they will block the measure in the Senate.

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  12. Sarah Dash, a founding member of the groundbreaking, million-selling vocal trio Labelle, died on Monday. She was 76.

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  13. R. Kelly’s defense team rested its case on Wednesday morning and closing arguments are set to begin this afternoon. It remains unknown when a verdict might be reached.

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  14. Than Than Htwe and her husband moved to the U.S. from Myanmar in hopes of giving their son a better life. As anti-Asian attacks surged, they were greeted with violence instead.

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    Some news: 2020 crime stats will be released on Monday. They will show murder rose 29% in 2020, by far the largest one-year increase ever recorded. ~77% of murders were via firearm, also the highest ever recorded. Via

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  16. R. Kelly will not testify in his own defense at his trial in Brooklyn, the singer told the judge Wednesday morning.

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  17. America's murder rate rose by nearly 30% last year, the FBI found, the biggest increase since the start of national record-keeping in 1960. Our analysis shows it appears to have slowed in 2021. Here are the main takeaways.

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  18. President Biden and President Emmanuel Macron of France spoke the the first time since the diplomatic rift over the U.S. and Britain's defense deal with Australia. The White House described the conversation as "friendly."

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  19. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said he would leave the UN General Assembly early after an apparent assassination attempt against one of his top advisers in Kyiv.

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  20. Happy 100th birthday to Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest active ranger in the National Park Service. She was described by a colleague as "sort of like Bette Davis, Angela Davis and Yoda all rolled into one." Few stories have been more remarkable than hers.

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