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Today, everyone's obsessing over Sarah Snook's new thriller All Her Fault, and we've got the complete breakdown in about two minutes flat. Peacock just unleashed this eight-episode miniseries on November sixth, and it's already breaking the internet. The show follows Marissa Irvine, played by Snook, a wealthy Chicago mom whose life implodes when she arrives to pick up her five-year-old son Milo from a playdate, only to have the woman at the door insist she's never heard of the kid.

Thanksgiving Travel Chaos: Flight Delays and Shutdown Fallout

Thanksgiving Travel Takes a Hit This Thanksgiving, millions of Americans are preparing for one of the most challenging travel seasons in years. The nationwide government shutdown has entered its second month, straining critical aviation operations and leaving passengers stranded across major airports. What’s Happening at Airports At major hubs like Newark, Chicago, and Atlanta, long lines and unexpected cancellations are now the norm. Staffing shortages in air traffic control have triggered multiple ground delay programs, forcing airlines to reroute flights or delay departures for hours. Airlines are struggling to keep up with demand as travelers rush to reunite with loved ones. Some passengers have been rebooked days later, while others face outright cancellations. Why It’s Significant The Thanksgiving holiday is traditionally the busiest travel week of the year, and with fewer controllers and inspectors available, the aviation system is under severe pressure. Experts say the extended...

Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald: 50 Years Later

A Tragic Anniversary on Lake Superior This week marks 50 years since the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, one of the most haunting maritime disasters in American history. The tragedy claimed 29 lives and left behind a legacy immortalized in song, legend, and Great Lakes history. What Happened On a stormy November night in 1975, the massive freighter vanished beneath the icy waters of Lake Superior. The ship, carrying iron ore pellets to Detroit, was caught in hurricane-force winds and 25-foot waves. No distress signal was ever sent, and the vessel disappeared without warning. Why It Still Matters The loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains one of the Great Lakes’ most studied and remembered shipwrecks. Beyond the tragedy, it serves as a powerful reminder of the unpredictability of nature and the bravery of the sailors who worked those dangerous routes. Musician Gordon Lightfoot’s classic ballad, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” etched the story into American memory, tho...