Disney attractions that don’t exist anymore
For decades, memories have been made at Disney parks, but some rides have gone extinct. Stacker lists the top Disney attractions that no longer exist.
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Two-thirds of consumers won’t buy from a company with misaligned values—and other customer behavior trends
Ruby compiled a list of emerging customer trends from different sources such as Forbes, Salesforce, Deloitte, and other media outlets and customer service experts.
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Richest current Democratic politicians in Congress
Stacker ranked current Democratic politicians in Congress by their total estimated net worth, using a database compiled by Insider from congressional disclosure reports,
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Richest current Republican politicians in Congress
Stacker ranked current Republican politicians in Congress by their total estimated net worth using a database compiled by Insider from congressional disclosure reports.
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100 best American movies of all time
Stacker compiled data on thousands of American movies to come up with a Stacker score—a weighted index split evenly between IMDb and Metacritic ratings—that allowed us to rank the 100 greatest American movies of all time.
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Highest-paid players in the NBA
Stacker compiled a list of the highest-paid NBA players using 2024-25 data from Hoops Hype. Players were ranked by their guaranteed salaries.
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Richest soccer players
Stacker compiled net worth data as well as life and career insights from the wealthiest soccer players in the world using Celebrity Net Worth and other sources.
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World’s heaviest flying bird uses plants to self-medicate, scientists say
By Hafsa Khalil, CNN Taking drugs if you’re feeling under the weather is old news for humans, but new research shows that the world’s heaviest bird capable of flight could be the latest animal to use plants as a form of medication. Researchers from Madrid in Spain studied data on 619 droppings belonging to great
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El Paso Police violate city’s municipal code by liking political tweets
EL PASO, Texas — If you follow El Paso Police’s Traffic Twitter account to stay in the loop about crashes and traffic you might expect them to steer clear of expressing personal beliefs publicly, but that is not the case. El Paso Police Traffic’s Twitter account has been liking tweets supporting right-wing beliefs. The El Paso Police
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Multiple fatalities and injuries reported in shooting at a Virginia Walmart
CNN — Police in Chesapeake, Virginia, are responding to a shooting at a Walmart with multiple fatalities and injuries, Chesapeake Police public information officer Leo Kosinski told CNN. Officers responded to the store around 10:12 P.M. and found evidence of a shooting inside, Kosinski told CNN. The officers entered the store and discovered multiple people dead and
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UTEP outlasts Alcorn State in double OT, 73-61; Miners win third straight
EL PASO, Texas – UTEP held Alcorn State to 30.4 percent from the floor and received scoring contributions across the board in a 73-61 double-overtime victory in its first game at the inaugural Jim Forbes Classic presented by Speaking Rock at the Don Haskins Center Tuesday evening. It marked the first double-OT contest for the
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Most popular baby names for girls in Texas
Stacker compiled the most popular baby names for girls in Texas using data from the Social Security Administration.
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Can China’s Zhou Guanyu do for F1 what Yao Ming did for basketball?
China’s Zhou Guanyu is now China’s first F1 race car driver, an accomplishment in a sport often dominated by the West. CNN’s Marc Stewart met with Zhou to learn about his road to racing.
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24 Hour, seven days a week drive thru cannabis comes to Las Cruces
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- With legal recreational selling and consumption becoming legal in New Mexico as of April of 2022, now 24/7 drive thru cannabis is available in Las Cruces. High Horse Cannabis opened a 24 hour, seven days a week cannabis dispensary on South Valley in the City of Crosses on Friday the 18th
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy calls for DHS secretary’s resignation during visit to El Paso
EL PASO, Texas — House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Texas District 23 Representative Tony Gonzales toured the U.S. – Mexico border in El Paso today and met with local border patrol leaders. The number of migrants crossing the border daily, which was called unprecedented by Gonzales, was one of the topics discussed in the briefing. They
Continue Reading Neanderthals cooked meals with pulses 70,000 years ago
By Katie Hunt, CNN Stone Age cooks were surprisingly sophisticated, combining an array of ingredients and using different techniques to prepare and flavor their meals, analysis of some the earliest charred food remains has suggested. Plant material found at the Shanidar Cave in northern Iraq — which is famous for its burial of a Neanderthal
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Colder air coming for Thanksgiving
A great-looking day is expected for tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 60’s with a decent amount of sunshine. Thursday a cold front arrives from the north kicking up the winds a little and cooling us down about 10 degrees. Temps will warm nicely for the weekend.
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Battle of I-25 men’s basketball games canceled in wake of deadly shooting involving NMSU player
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — The Battle of I-25 will have to wait another year. University of New Mexico Athletic Director Eddie Nunez announced during a news conference Tuesday afternoon both men’s basketball games between New Mexico and New Mexico State University in the home-and-home series will not happen this season. Saturday’s game in Albuquerque
Continue Reading Dwarf tomato seeds to launch to space station aboard SpaceX resupply flight
By Ashley Strickland, CNN SpaceX’s 26th commercial resupply is set to launch this weekend, and it’ll carry a bounty of supplies, a pair of new solar arrays, dwarf tomato seeds and a range of science experiments to the International Space Station. The mission will also deliver ice cream and Thanksgiving-style treats, including spicy green beans,
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Line blockage leads to wastewater spill, overflow contained
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso Water says it discovered a manhole leaking wastewater in South Central El Paso Monday morning and the overflow was contained by the afternoon. It happened near south of the Spur 1966 interchange near the border. According to El Paso water, its crews removed a large blockage from the wastewater
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Elon Musk has upended Twitter’s business. Here’s how he could fix it
CNN By Clare Duffy, CNN Business Much of Twitter’s ad sales team has been fired or pushed out. Large companies from General Mills to Macy’s have paused advertising on the platform, with more potentially following suit after new owner Elon Musk’s decision to restore the account of former President Donald Trump and other controversial figures.
Continue Reading US journalist says he was initially denied entry to a stadium because of rainbow t-shirt
CNN’s Poppy Harlow, Don Lemon, and Kaitlan Collins speak to journalist Grant Wahl who was temporarily detained by security for wearing a rainbow shirt while covering the World Cup in Qatar.
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Houston Police Chief says he is confident there will be an arrest in Takeoff’s murder
HOUSTON, Texas– Houston Police are confident they will find the person who killed rapper “Takeoff.” According to police, Takeoff, whose real name was Kirsnick Khari Ball, was shot and killed outside a downtown Houston bowling alley on Nov. 1 while attending a private birthday party. The bowling alley is in a three-story retail complex with
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StormTrack Weather: Warming trend begins, cold front returns this week
Good morning! High clouds will move into the region from the west this afternoon. High temperatures will be warmer than yesterday, with temperatures climbing to around 60 degrees. Winds will remain out of the east around 5 to 10 mph.
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Georgia early voting allowed to continue on Saturday
A Georgia appeals court has left in place a lower court order ruling allowing counties to offer early voting on November 26th in the state’s Senate runoff election. Election officials said early voting the Saturday after Thanksgiving violated a state law. Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker are in a runoff on December
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How you can become one of Santa’s helpers this holiday season
EL PASO, Texas – Do you love Christmas? Are you full of cheer? Can you grow a belly… and more importantly a beard. If so you might have what it takes to work as a professional Santa Claus. After all, the real Santa Claus can’t be everywhere all the time. Santa helpers typically enter the
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Metros where homes are selling for the most over asking price
Stacker analyzed data from Redfin to see where homes sold for the most over the asking price. Metros are ranked on the average sale-to-list ratio.
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Metros where homes are selling for the most under asking price
Stacker analyzed data from Redfin to see where homes are selling for the most below the asking price.
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Young adults are the most lonely, data shows
Charlie Health used data from different sources, including Ipsos, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Ipsos/Cigna, and the American Enterprise Institute, to dig into loneliness among young adults and its possible causes.
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Major TV debuts from the year you were born
Stacker explored more than 70 TV debuts from the year you were born and the inspiration behind them.
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