Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: 'World's Strongest Woman' talks trans scandal, USA Fencing seeks trust

Alcohol sales have surged on Thanksgiving Eve, a night increasingly known as 'Drinksgiving' or 'Blackout Wednesday,' as individuals gather at bars to reconnect with friends from their hometowns. Experts are raising concerns about the implications of this trend on public health and safety.

A U.S. envoy reportedly provided a Russian aide with strategies for promoting a peace deal concerning Ukraine, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts amid the conflict. This interaction underscores the complexities of negotiations between the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine as they seek a resolution to the prolonged crisis.

A new phishing platform named QRR has emerged, targeting Microsoft 365 users across 1,000 domains in 90 countries by sending fake login pages. This development raises concerns about the security of user accounts and the effectiveness of current protective measures against such scams.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has criticized the unhealthy nature of airplane snacks, describing them as 'full of butter, sugar and crap,' and has called for airlines to offer healthier alternatives to traditional snacks like pretzels. This statement highlights a growing concern over the nutritional quality of food served during flights.

Colorado parents have filed a federal appeal against a school district for not informing them that their daughter would share a hotel room with a transgender student during an overnight trip, claiming their daughter was silenced regarding the incident.

A sinkhole collapse at an historic English churchyard has uncovered a 300-year-old family vault, as reported by Rev. Paul Fillery, a church official. The church is currently working on repairs to the tomb following this rare incident.

OpenTable has implemented artificial intelligence to monitor and analyze customer dining habits, providing insights to restaurants based on the data collected. This development marks a significant shift in how dining preferences are understood and utilized in the restaurant industry.

A violent street takeover occurred in New York City, resulting in a couple being battered during what officials describe as a 'planned attack.' The chaotic scene included a car being set ablaze and significant property damage, highlighting the severity of the incident.