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  1. UPDATE: The puppy that was rescued from a frozen lake in Turkey on Wednesday has been adopted by her rescuer.

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  2. WATCH: A transformer explosion at a power plant in Astoria, Queens lit the New York City skyline a bright blue on Thursday, causing scattered outages; LaGuardia Airport was temporarily shutdown but regained power before midnight.

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  3. Former first lady Michelle Obama has been named America's most admired woman of 2018, according to a Gallup poll.

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  4. Richard Overton, the nation's oldest World War II veteran who was also believed to be the oldest living man in the U.S., died Thursday in Texas, a family member said. He was 112.

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  5. Two employees accused of racially profiling a black guest in the lobby of a Hilton DoubleTree Hotel in Oregon are on leave Friday morning.

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  6. President Trump on Friday threatened to close the southern border "entirely" if he does not get the funding he needs for his border wall, saying that it would be a "profit-making operation" to do so.

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    Instagram is explaining an online glitch you may have noticed yesterday. Several people reported their Instagram feeds were swiping horizontally, which caused a panic for some users

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    .: [Jermaine] Massey's attorney said in a statement his client was publicly humiliated and now wants the hotel to publicly answer two questions:

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    Two people accused of racial profiling at a Hilton Doubletree Hotel in Oregon are on leave this morning. Jermaine Massey claimed he was targeted by hotel employees for "calling his mother while black."

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    New York's major utility company is investigating an explosion at a power substation that that lit up the night sky and Twitter. The eerie blue light led to confusion and even panic last night

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    A major winter storm already blamed for at least one death is moving into the southeast and Mid-Atlantic region this morning. Areas from Louisiana to New Jersey are under a flash flood watch

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    .: "We've been working with the government of Mexico so that people can wait in Mexico so this process can be streamlined and more efficient and people aren't waiting years to see judges...But we need congress to fix this."

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    .: Nobody wants anybody to struggle. Nobody wants the government to be closed, that's why we're asking Democrats to sit down and negotiate something they actually support.

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    The partial government shutdown is now scheduled to go into next week with no vote scheduled to end it

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    Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen plans to visit immigration facilities on the U.S.–Mexico border later today. That follows the deaths of two children in U.S. custody

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  16. Garland Benson is a little man on a big mission. The 14-year-old from Austin, Texas, is trying to help save his big sister, Christiane who has an incurable disease.

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  17. Colin O'Brady documented his nearly entirely uphill journey across Antarctica - which he called "The Impossible First" - on his Instagram page.

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  18. During the past decade, other businesses have come to Janesville, Wisconsin, drawn by its many rail lines and riverfront real estate. And although wages and benefits on a G.M. scale have never returned, the area is gaining manufacturing workers.

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  19. As the government will likely remain partially closed until the next congressional session — which starts on Jan. 3 — Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and House Democrats will be charged with passing a spending bill with their new majority.

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  20. Snow will be tapering off in Minneapolis later Thursday, as the winter storm is heading east, where it's expected to dump snow and ice on upstate New York and New England on Friday — right before another busy holiday travel period.

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