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Lebanon facing deadliest period in decades: UN agency

En.mehrnews.com 

TEHRAN, Nov. 26 (MNA) – Lebanon is going through its deadliest period in decades due to Israel and Hezbollah conflicts, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said.

TikTok influencer arrested after allegedly documenting stolen items

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

A Florida influencer with thousands of TikTok followers was arrested. Police say she shoplifted from Target. She then posted her haul online. Target's security footage captured the incident. An anonymous tip led police to her TikTok. The video showed her wearing the same outfit. She was charged with petty theft and released on bail.

Portuguese Abroad goals round-up: Ronaldo adds to tally; Neves gets first home PSG goal; Vitinha on the mark; Guedes, Matheus Fernandes, Semedo, Gelson Martins hit the target; Teles’ late winner in Romania

PortuGOAL.net 

João Neves’ first goal at the Parc des Princes for Paris Saint-Germain was arguably the pick of the action this weekend, in a game which also saw Vitinha find the net for the French champions in a 3-0 win over Toulouse in Ligue 1.

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McKeon's transition to land

Sydney Morning Herald 

Emma McKeon reveals when she knew she was ready to transition into retirement.

Israel-Lebanon latest: Israeli cabinet set to discuss Hezbollah ceasefire deal, as both sides continue attacks - BBC

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  1. Israel-Lebanon latest: Israeli cabinet set to discuss Hezbollah ceasefire deal, as both sides continue attacks  BBC
  2. Israel  The Guardian
  3. LIVE: Israel, Lebanon officials indicate ceasefire deal is close  Al Jazeera English
  4. Israel and Hezbollah appear on the brink of agreeing ceasefire deal  ITV News
  5. The latest on the war in the Middle East  CNN

Disney settles suit over women's pay for $43 million

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Disney settled a lawsuit over gender pay disparity. The company will pay $43.3 million. Around 9,000 current and former female employees were part of the suit. They claimed they earned less than male counterparts. Disney will hire a labor economist to analyze pay equity. A judge still needs to approve the settlement.