Air travel disruptions persist across the US, with nearly 1,700 flights canceled and hundreds more delayed. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy warns of potential plane groundings if the government shutdown continues. Despite fewer delays and cancellations on Tuesday, the process of reversing these cuts will be gradual once the government reopens. Delta CEO Ed Bastien remains optimistic, expecting operations to normalize soon after the shutdown ends, ensuring travelers can fly as scheduled for Thanksgiving.

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San Francisco International Airport faces ongoing disruptions due to a weather system and FAA issues, with four percent of flights cancelled and average delays of thirty-five minutes. Despite a lifted ground stop, airport officials advise passengers to check flight status and contact airlines for updates as the weather system approaches.

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Good Fire: Tending Native Lands exhibit at Oakland Museum of California explores Native American controlled burns, disrupted by colonization and government policies. The exhibit features Native voices, showcasing their efforts to regain ancestral practices and change fire perception. The Karuk Tribes new law allows controlled burns, marking a significant step forward. The exhibit runs through May 31, 2026.

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Authorities intensify search for missing nine-year-old Melodee Buzzard, last seen with mother Ashlee in early October. Surveillance footage shows mother and daughter wearing wigs, license plate swapped during trip. Ashlee arrested on unrelated charge, search continues.

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Scott Cole, a 63-year-old man from Palm Springs, has been the unwitting face of online romance scams for fifteen years. Scammers use his photos to create fake profiles on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn, luring women into fraudulent relationships and asking for money. Jennifer Liese from Germany was one such victim, but she discovered the truth through a reverse image search. This issue affects many attractive individuals, with social media companies under scrutiny for their role in combating the problem. Cole feels victimized and helpless as new fake accounts continue to appear, highlighting the urgent need for better technological solutions and increased accountability.

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North Carolina Jury Awards $1.75 Million in Alienation of Affection Case: A social media influencer, Brenay Kennard, was ordered to pay a significant sum after being found responsible for the breakdown of a Durham couples marriage. The jurys decision marks one of the largest awards of its kind in the states history, highlighting the unique legal landscape regarding marital interference in North Carolina.

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On November twelfth, the U.S. Mint ceased producing pennies, marking the end of an era for the two hundred thirty-eight-year-old coin. The decision, announced by President Trump, was due to high production costs, which exceed the coins value. The pennys demise has presented challenges for retailers, who are considering rounding prices to the nearest nickel, potentially increasing costs for customers. However, this could lead to legal issues in some states. The transition has been chaotic, with no clear guidance, unlike in other countries that phased out low-denomination coins. Retail groups are now urging Congress for legislation to address these challenges.

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Adele, the Grammy-winning singer, is set to make her acting debut in Tom Fords new film, Cry to Heaven, following her hiatus from music. The eighteenth-century period piece, set in Italy, tells a fictional story of a Venetian noble and an opera singer. Ford, who is directing, writing, and producing the film, is known for his critically acclaimed works. Principal photography is expected to begin in mid-January, with a late autumn 2026 release.

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Atmospheric River to Bring Significant Weather Changes to Bay Area: High Winds and Rain Expected

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On November twelfth, San Mateo County appoints a new sheriff, following the firing of Christina Corpus. The Board of Supervisors selects from three finalists: Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Wynn Huynh Travis. Each candidate will be interviewed, with supervisors asking questions and candidates speaking. The appointment process, chosen over a special election, aims to bring stability to the Sheriffs Office. The new sheriff will focus on restoring trust and ensuring effective law enforcement.

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