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just now (910+ words) Oklahoma's stretch of Route66, often called the "Heart of the Mother Road," is packed with nostalgic charm, quirky roadside art, and historical gems. As the nation gears up for the 2026 centennial of Route66, now is a perfect time to spotlight the Sooner State's must-see stops. Here are 10 top attractions along Route66 in Oklahoma, each offering a unique peek into America's past, and a reason to pull over and explore. Probably the most iconic Route66 roadside attraction in Oklahoma, this gigantic blue concrete whale was built in the 1970s by Hugh Davis as a surprise anniversary gift for his wife. Location: 2600 OK-66, Catoosa, OKAdmission: FreeVisiting Hours: The Blue Whale is temporarily closed for renovations until summer of 2026, but you can still drive by! This folk'art environment, created by Ed Galloway starting in 1937, features what is billed as the world's largest concrete totem pole (90 feet tall), a…...

just now (401+ words) Campbell's said the comments, made public in a former's employee's lawsuit, were "vulgar, offensive and false' The Campbell's Company has fired an executive after he allegedly claimed the brand's food was "for poor people" in a rant against its own products. Martin Bally, the company's vice president for information technology, was allegedly caught on tape by a former employee who had met with him to discuss his salary. Campbell's said having reviewed the audio clip, the company concluded it was Bally speaking and fired him Tuesday. The recording is part of lawsuit filed by another former Campbell's employee, Robert Garza. In the lawsuit, Garza claimed he met with Bally in November 2024. During the meeting, Bally described Campbell's as "highly process(ed) food" and said it was for "poor people", the suit says. Garza further claims Bally made racist remarks about…...

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just now (152+ words) HONG KONG -- An inferno that ripped through a Hong Kong apartment complex and burned for more than a day left at least 75 dead, with firefighters work Hong Kong apartment fire death toll rises to 75, police allege negligence 3 people involved in renovation project arrested on suspicion of manslaughter HONG KONG -- An inferno that ripped through a Hong Kong apartment complex and burned for more than a day left at least 75 dead, with firefighters working Thursday to extinguish the last flames while investigators leveled allegations against a company performing renovations. Hong Kong chief vows to fast-track Northern Metropolis ambitions Hong Kong fire kills at least 36 people, nearly 300 missing South Korea seeks to cut workplace deaths with more inspectors, fees In China, power bank recalls raise safety concerns Hong Kong's $13bn airport city plans squeezed by developer's cash crunch Fire rips through Bangladesh markets…...

just now (442+ words) Published 7:38 am Thursday, November 27, 2025 By David Fickling, Bloomberg Opinion There are plenty of sophisticated materials that the world is counting on to limit global warming. Polysilicon for solar panels. Rare-earth magnets for wind turbines. Lithium for electric vehicle batteries. But propane? Believe it or not, the fossil hydrocarbon " produced from oil and gas wells, and mostly used as a cooking and heating fuel for barbecues, boilers and domestic stoves " may help turn the tide on some of the most damaging greenhouse gases humans have ever produced. Isobutane, another popular BBQ fuel, has a similar role to play, as do ammonia and even carbon dioxide. That's because these chemicals are rapidly displacing the hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, circulating through billions of refrigerators and air conditioners installed around the world. The efforts are helping to eliminate as much as 0.4 degrees Celsius of global…...

just now (860+ words) This was Keir Starmer's response on Pete Wicks' podcast Man Made, to the homophobic attack his niece endured for holding hands with her wife, which is of course a normal reaction to this horrible crime. But hearing him discuss the incident left me feeling angry. "Having my own niece being beaten up in the street for being gay', Starmer continues, "I thought we moved on from that'. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. The fact that Starmer had believed we moved on from violent homophobia is not only absurd, but displays an ignorance that seems to be evident in the way the Labour Party treats LGBT+ people. As a white cis straight man, he of course wouldn't have the experiences of queer or trans people, but as our Prime Minister he should surely understand the ongoing cases of LGBT…...

just now (398+ words) FOREIGNERS WISHING TO MOVE TO RUSSIAThe release of Presidential Decree No. 821 dated November 5, 2025 was unexpected for many foreigners. In order not to exaggerate fears and panic, it is necessary to understand the essence of the changes in......

1+ min ago (594+ words) A business owner who trafficked Romanian nationals to the UK and forced them to live and work in his car wash has been jailed for 8.5 years. Hewa Magari, 45, from Mitcham, trafficked eight Romanian nationals to the UK between November and December 2020, including a 15-year-old boy. He lured the victims with false promises of accommodation, fair pay, food and legitimate work, only to confine them to a small on-site room, force them to labour in his car wash and subject them to physical and psychological abuse. During the Covid lockdown, their ordeal worsened as they were confined to a shed on the premises and denied access to their travel documents. Seventh Met officer filmed in TV expos" sacked for anti-Muslim slurs Girl, 13, accused of murder "seemed composed" during psychological assessment Board must not blame individuals for destroying Eljamel records, inquiry told…...

1+ min ago (425+ words) Bitcoin gained fresh bullish BTC price targets closer to $100,000 on the back of a sustained rebound and encouraging futures market signals. Bitcoin (BTC) avoided US selling pressure Thursday as US Thanksgiving provided bulls with key relief." Bitcoin retains $90,000 as support into the Thanksgiving weekend after hitting weekly highs. BTC price expectations flip bullish, with even $100,000 on the cards again. Futures markets show a leverage washout laying the foundations for a more sustainable rebound. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC price support holding at $90,000. After reaching weekly highs near $92,000 earlier in the day, BTC/USD enjoyed a respite thanks to the lack of a Wall Street trading session. Commenting, traders agreed that a crucial resistance battle was now around the corner in the form of the 2025 yearly opening level above $93,000. "If this levels breaks, Bitcoin is back up…...

1+ min ago (104+ words) [National Guard members stand together behind yellow tape, after two National Guard members were shot near the White House in Washington, DC, US, November 26, 2025. (photo credit: REUTERS/Nathan Howard)]US Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox News the US government plans to bring terrorism charges against Lakanwal and seek a sentence of life in prison "at a minimum." What we know about Afghan nat'l suspected of shooting two guardsmen near White House - explainer US Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox News the US government plans to bring terrorism charges against Lakanwal and seek a sentence of life in prison "at a minimum."...