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- Humanity's most distant spacecraft has reached a new frontier: Voyager 1 is now so far away that its signals take a day to reach Earth.
- Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny ripped the decision, which he said was made by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey over the Sooners’ “strong objection.”
- Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins flipped Alaska's governor's office, ending a decades-long GOP run amid a national Democratic wave.
- President Trump is a lame duck at war — with Iran, with Democrats who just swept Congress and with his own concession that his immigration crackdown may have gone too far.
- Thanks to widespread vaccination, measles had been considered “eliminated” as a continually transmitting illness in the United States since 2000 – but not anymore.
- Health experts warn that the simultaneous circulation of bird flu and seasonal influenza could increase the risk of a new virus capable of spreading between humans.
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