Entertainment
Balenciaga’s Denma Gvasalia issues apology for “inappropriate” ad campaign featuring kids
At Brazil Comic Con, creators Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni tease “bigger” third season of ‘The Mandalorian’
Keke Palmer does Angela Bassett impression directly in front of her
Norman Reedus calls his ‘Walking Dead’ spin-off a “reset”
National News
Four dead in apparent murder-suicide at home in Louisville, Kentucky: Police
Body of 7-year-old abducted by FedEx driver found, suspect charged with murder
Takeoff murder suspect charged following fatal shooting of Migos rapper
Increased drought forces California to deliver less water to cities
Business News
Rail unions slam Senate’s ‘anti-American’ rejection of sick days
Disney unveils new scene for highly anticipated “The Princess and the Frog” attraction
Alex Jones files for bankruptcy after Sandy Hook $1B verdict
Over 8 million laundry and cleaning products recalled due to possible bacterial contamination
Gas prices plunge to lowest level since February
National Sports
World Cup live updates: US star Christian Pulisic cleared to play against Netherlands
Scoreboard roundup — 12/1/22
Police seek to arrest former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown for domestic battery
World Cup live updates: Christian Pulisic doing ‘everything in my power’ to play against Netherlands
Olivia Pichardo speaks to being first woman to play Division 1 college baseball
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