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Thursday, Dec. 1
- House Democrats elect Hakeem Jeffries as their leader.
- House blocks rail strike.
- Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter Christine McVie dies at 79.
Friday, Dec. 2
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- Congress averts “Christmas catastrophe” when Senate votes to block railroad strike.
- The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the student debt case.
- Food writer shares recipes for her family’s Christmas favorites.
Saturday, Dec. 3
- President Biden signs bill to block U.S. railroad strike.
- President Biden weighs reviving Trump-era immigration restrictions.
- Leaky defense hasn’t stopped Vikings from winning.
Sunday, Dec. 4
- EU: Twitter faces fines or shutdown.
- President Biden mulls ending U.S. military vaccine mandate.
- Netherlands thwarts U.S. comeback in soccer World Cup.
Monday, Dec. 5
- Russia will not sell oil subject to the price cap.
- Hakeem Jeffries defends calling Trump a “fake” president.
- Gophers to play in Pinstripe Bowl.
Tuesday, Dec. 6
- Rising flu cases drive up U.S. hospitalizations, CDC says.
- This tip could save a houseplant’s life.
- Vikings have been historically good in close games and continue to find ways to win.
- Bucs stun Saints in the final seconds of Monday night football game.
Wednesday, Dec. 7
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