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Small plane misses runway at California airport, wraps around tree in crash-landingA single-engine plane crash-landed near Fullerton Municipal Airport in California on Monday night, sending two people to the hospital. The crash was reported just before 2 p.m. and occurred slightly to the east of the airport, according to ABC News' Los Angeles station. PHOTO: Small plane crashes near Fullerton airport in Southern California. MORE: Video 2 dead after single-engine plane crash in ColoradoThe cause of the crash remains under investigation with the FAA. Small plane misses runway at California airport, wraps around tree in crash-landing originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

The company is apparently called Trump Guitars. www.msn.com/…Then we have threats against all the people that do the work that actually keeps our government running. www.forbes.com/…Now let’s look at Tennessee as an example, to see what the economics in that state look like right now. Apparently, the Republican governor didn’t have the time or energy to try to suppress the story before it got out. Apparently, one major company that keeps the economically going in a relatively small town in Tennessee is going to close a family and lay off about 9000 employees.

Warren Buffett shared on Monday his most detailed plan yet for his fortunes after death, while announcing he will continue to give away his staggering wealth. “Father time always wins,” Buffett wrote. When Buffett passes, they will be tasked with unanimously deciding how to give away his wealth. But, in case his children aren’t able to determine the fate of his fortune, Buffett also designated three potential successor trustees. Since 2006, Buffett has pledged to steadily give away his wealth, which is estimated to be $150 billion, according to Bloomberg.

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According to the story, Bella Hines will receive a multi-year package that will include cash, a monthly merch allotment and monthly Jordan product packages. No other high school player is currently signed with Jordan Brand. The senior currently plays at Albuquerque’s ABC Prep and previously played at Albuquerque’s Eldorado High School. “We’re excited to have Bella Hines join the Jordan Brand Family,” a Jordan Brand spokesperson told Issa. So, I feel like Jordan was a no-brainer for me,” Hines told Issa.

A judge ruled Monday that San Jose State transgender women’s volleyball player Blaire Fleming will be allowed to play for the Spartans in the Mountain West Conference tournament as well as the remainder of the season. “This must end.”SJSU TRANS WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL PLAYER BLAIRE FLEMING GETS GREEN LIGHT TO PLAY CONFERENCE TOURNEYAnother one added, “What a joke. Among the women are SJSU co-volleyball captain Brooke Slusser and two former Spartans as well as athletes from other Mountain West schools. Boise State, Wyoming, Utah State and Nevada were among the conference teams to cancel games against the Spartans due to Fleming’s presence on the team. Our team looks forward to competing in the Mountain West volleyball tournament this week.”Fleming has been a star for the Spartans in the matches played this season, averaging 3.86 kills per serve, which ranks third in the Mountain West.

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Kim Hyo-eun, vice president of Global Marketing at LG Electronics, recently shared compelling insights into the LG brand through Forbes BrandVoice. She discussed how LG is spearheading a meaningful business transformation, evolving into a “Smart Life Solution Company” and redefining its brand identity through a bold brand reinvention. VP Kim highlighted LG’s unwavering commitment to its brand promise, Life’s Good, and the ethos of “brave optimism” that lies at the heart of the company’s DNA. These principles guide LG’s mission to deliver innovative solutions that enhance everyday living while inspiring confidence in a brighter future. Visit Forbes.com to hear VP Kim talk about LG’s transformative journey and its commitment to serving customers.

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After each speech, however, at least one person has stood up, launched into a tale of a relative ruining Thanksgiving by pontificating on politics, and asked: “What can I do about Thanksgiving dinner?”With this question, dozens nod their heads in recognition, clearly worried about their own divided families at Thanksgiving. To me it’s a symptom of a broader decline in the social fabric of the United States.”So, what can we do about Thanksgiving dinner? Invite international students to your house and make them a Thanksgiving meal. You aren’t going to convert anybody over Thanksgiving dinner, but you might start a new conversation with an estranged relative that could continue into the future. But this Thanksgiving, we choose gratitude.

Another part of that is the case Republicans made against the Democratic Party’s governing abilities. St. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Detroit are among the most-vilified cities nationally for their violent crime rates. The common GOP complaint about Democratic city governance is that the Democrats are too soft on crime, and more interested in appealing to identity politics issues. It goes like this: “stop using urban issues as a point-scoring campaign tactic, and put some skin in the game. In an effort to appeal to the suburban and rural voters in their base, they’ve mentally divorced themselves from urban issues.

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President-elect Donald Trump is making good on his tariff promises, saying Monday he plans to impose them on Mexico, Canada and China in an effort to stop the flow of drugs entering the country and illegal border crossings. Both Mexico and Canada have the absolute right and power to easily solve this long simmering problem. The officials noted that Canada buys more from the U.S than China, Japan, France and the U.K. combined. The day before the election, Trump told a rally in Pittsburgh, "I'm putting tariffs on Mexico. Trump says he'll slap tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico on Day 1 originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

Political Turbulence Surrounds FAFSA And Education Department Reforms Students face uncertainties as officials navigate changes to student aid and potential dismantling of federal education supportThe Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, opened once again on October 1, but this year’s rollout was uniquely significant due to the undercurrents of political debate surrounding the federal Department of Education. Such drastic actions would have sweeping effects, particularly on the FAFSA, the lifeline for millions of students striving to obtain higher education through federal financial aide. Today, the Department of Education oversees student loans totaling approximately $1.5 trillion, impacting over 40 million borrowers nationwide. The issues of accessibility and changes to federal education policy are heavy topics this election year, as the political climate intensifies discussions on education reform. If the education department is divested from its responsibilities, it leaves unanswered how these protections and financial support systems would continue to function.