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Georgia overcomes 14-point fourth-quarter deficit over Ohio State to advance to second straight title game

Georgia overcomes 14-point fourth-quarter deficit over Ohio State to advance to second straight title game

The National Championship for January 9 is set.No. 1 Georgia will take on No. 3 TCU after defeating No. 4 Ohio State, 42-41, on Saturday night in the Peach Bowl.Georgia's replay hopes are still alive, having defeated Alabama in last season's title game. Georgia is now 14-0 this season.Earlier in the day, No. 3 TCU upset No. 2 Michigan, who also entered the day undefeated, in the biggest upset in CFP history.Georgia was the favorite to win, but for a long time that didn't seem to be the case.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Stetson Bennett #13 of…
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My wife wants to go to Mars

My wife wants to go to Mars

11 September 2014image source, Miguel Angelcaption, In November, Jason Stanford and Sonia Van Meter will celebrate five years of marriage. Would you leave everything to go live on another planet? Sonia Van Meter would.She describes herself as a "Martian wannabe" and hopes to be part of the first humans to resettle on the red planet in 10 years.image source, Mars One Harsteincaption, Van Meter dreams of going to Mars and never coming back.If she succeeds, she will never see her husband again."I don't think you can sign up for something like this without being a little crazy," says Van Meter…
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More than 1,600 books banned during the 2021-22 school year, according to a report

More than 1,600 books banned during the 2021-22 school year, according to a report

More than 1,600 books were banned in more than 5,000 schools last school year, with most of the bans targeting titles related to the LGBTQ community or race and racism, according to a new report. PEN America, a nonprofit group that advocates for free expression in literature, launched a report on mondaythe beginning of Banned Books Weekshowing the wide scope of efforts to ban certain books during the 2021-22 school year. It found that there were 2,532 instances of individual book bans, affecting 1,648 titles, meaning the same titles were attacked multiple times in different districts and states.The books were…
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Watch celebrations from around the world.

Watch celebrations from around the world.

Internet Explorer 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience, please visit our site in another browser.playing nowSee New Years 2023 celebrations from around the world04:06UNTIL NEXT TIMEPope Francis honors Pope Emeritus Benedict as 'a noble person' in homily00:5413 Chinese-born giant panda cubs make their first public appearance01:06Andrew Tate arrested in Romania on accusations of rape and human trafficking02:32Netanyahu is sworn in as Israeli PM with a far-right cabinet03:33Three children survive 55 hours in the Australian outback after a car crash kills their parents01:31See: Andrew Tate's house raided by Romanian police00:53Fans in Brazil mourn the death of soccer legend Pelé01:54At…
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Solar flare approaches Earth and may affect telecommunications

Solar flare approaches Earth and may affect telecommunications

The sun emitted a strong solar call on Wednesday that could affect telecommunications on Earth on Thursday.Power grids, satellites and radio transmissions may be temporarily disrupted, according to NASA.Earth hasn't been hit by a solar storm of this size in years, according to Tom Berger, director of the Boulder, Colorado-based Center for Space Weather Prevention.
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Airline worker dies in accident at Alabama airport

Airline worker dies in accident at Alabama airport

A ground worker at Alabama's Montgomery Regional Airport was killed in an industrial accident Saturday, causing flights to come to a temporary halt, authorities said. The incident occurred around 2:20 p.m. on an airport ramp near a parked American Airlines Embraer E175, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a preliminary statement.The worker was an employee of Piedmont Airlines, a regional carrier of American Airlines, the parent company said in a statement. “We are focused on ensuring that everyone involved has the support they need during this difficult time,” American said.The worker's name had not been released. Local first responders and…
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Storm dumps heavy rain and snow on California

Storm dumps heavy rain and snow on California

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A powerful storm brought torrential rain or heavy snow to much of California on Saturday, clogging traffic and closing roads as the state prepared to usher in a new year.High in the Sierra Nevada, up to 2 feet of snow could accumulate through early Sunday morning. The Sacramento National Weather Service warned of dangerous driving conditions and posted photos on Twitter showing traffic on snow-covered mountain passes, where vehicles were required to have chains or four-wheel drive.The so-called atmospheric river storm was carrying a long, wide column of moisture from the Pacific Ocean. Flooding and rock slides…
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Why Icelanders are fascinated by volcanic eruptions

Why Icelanders are fascinated by volcanic eruptions

Thora ArnorsdottirIcelandic journalist14 September 2014image source, access pointAs children, do you remember running after your siblings without being able to catch up with them? Little feet moving as fast as they could, to no avail. That feeling is what I'm experiencing these days. The reason? A volcano.Every morning I set my alarm for 6:00 am, not to get in the shower, but to check every website with information about volcanoes in my country, Iceland. Since August 16, thousands of earthquakes have occurred below Europe's largest glacier, Vatnajökull, which covers 8,800 square kilometers in southeast Iceland.Scientists believe that this seismic activity…
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Robert Griffin III learns that his wife is in labor during the Fiesta Bowl broadcast

Robert Griffin III learns that his wife is in labor during the Fiesta Bowl broadcast

Robert Griffin III was part of an alternate broadcast for the Fiesta Bowl between No. 3 TCU and No. 2 Michigan, but had to cut early.The former Washington quarterback got a phone call late in the third quarter, even though he became an instant classic in everyone's eyes.His co-stars on "The Pat McAfee Show" were clearly confused at first as to why his headphones were off and he was on the phone; one of them even asked "what are you doing? we are in the middle of a game"."Alright guys. I have to go," RG3 said emphatically.CLICK HERE FOR MORE…
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