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Thursday, Dec. 8
- Kirk Cousins has a fan in Peyton Manning.
- Gophers quarterback Tanner Morgan is a finalist for a national community service award.
- Gophers sign football Coach P.J. Fleck to a new 7-year contract.
Friday, Dec. 9
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- U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner heads home from Russia after prisoner swap.
- Landmark bill protecting same-sex marriage passes.
- Recipes: Italian Butter Sweets are easy and festive treats.
Saturday, Dec. 10
- Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema leaves Democratic Party, becomes Independent.
- Major oil pipeline outage to hit U.S. stockpiles.
- The U.S. Supreme Court considers immigration.
Sunday, Dec. 11
- Crews mop up a massive oil spill in Kansas.
- New Orleans offers high-value holiday delights.
- Southern California quarterback Caleb Williams wins Heisman Trophy.
Monday, Dec. 12
- Orion returns to Earth to complete Artemis I mission.
- United States tells detained American Paul Whelan to “keep the faith.”
- Standoff over national debt looming.
- Vikings fall to Lions and fail to clinch NFC North.
Tuesday, Dec. 13
- Keystone oil pipeline spill is the largest in a decade.
- High court upholds flavored tobacco ban.
- What if your pet eats your poinsettia?
Wednesday, Dec. 14
- Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra home and abroad pages of national, world and sports news.
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