Manson dies in prison at 83 after decades behind bars
Charles Manson, the infamous cult leader linked to the 1969 murders, died at a California hospital from natural causes while serving a life sentence. He was 83 and his name remains tied to brutal violence and depravity.
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Sexual harassment cases flood state legislatures
Iowa case shows a memo on harassment led to firing and a $1.75 million settlement after four years of litigation. The broader trend features at least 40 lawmakers across 20 states facing public accusations from over 100 people, highlighting moral and financial liability for states.
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Thanksgiving travel set to break airport traffic records
Airlines for America projects a record 28.5 million passengers will pass through U S airports over a 12 day Thanksgiving window, surpassing last year’s 27 million. The piece notes updated 2017 security steps including removing electronics larger than a cell phone from carry ons for scanning, with PreCheck fliers exempt. Peak travel days are the Wednesday before and Sunday after.
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Interstellar asteroid Oumuamua visits our solar system
Astronomers report the first known interstellar object entering the solar system. The cigar shaped body Oumuamua, about a quarter mile long, was spotted by Karen Meech and an international team using the PanSTARRS telescope in Hawaii.
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