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The television graveyard is full of shows that were buried in their prime. And for fans, no matter how few, it's always devastating to lose a great show before it's time.

In most cases, cancellations come down to low ratings. And while many networks would kill for the numbers shows generated while they were airing in the pre-streaming, pre-DVR world, we can't turn back time (although networks are definitely trying with a host of reboots and remakes over the past several years). Читать дальше...

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• Two people were arrested on suspicion of "criminal use of drones" in the Gatwick Airport case that has delayed tens of thousands of passengers in the UK.
• The two suspects — a 47-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman — have not been charged.

• The airport was shut down for 36 hours after repeated drone sightings, days before the holiday season flights.

• The latest drone sighting came after British police and transport officials... Читать дальше...

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• Members of an Arizona evangelical church are for the first time taking Central American asylum seekers into their homes.
• The predominantly white Central Christian Church previously assisted Muslim refugees and Church leaders wanted to help another group that lacked support and were portrayed as a threat in areas of the media and politics.
• Polls show most white US evangelicals back President Donald Trump and his immigration policies, even though... Читать дальше...

Mackenzie Duncan

• A "tiny house" typically ranges from 100 to 400 square feet, less than a sixth of the size of an average house.
• Canadian photographer Mackenzie Duncan lives in a tiny house on Vancouver Island.
• He lives by a zero-waste philosophy, owns four plates, and doesn't have a TV.

As real estate prices continue to rise, many people are opting for smaller spaces and, ultimately, simpler lives. Tiny living isn't just an Instagram trend, but rather a way into a more budget-conscious... Читать дальше...

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• China and Russia have modified an important layer of the atmosphere above Europe to test a controversial technology for possible military application, according to a scientist involved. 
• A total of five experiments were carried out in June.
• One caused disturbance over an area as large as 126,000 sq km (49,000 square miles). The area experienced an electric spike with 10 times more negatively charged subatomic particles than surrounding regions. Читать дальше...

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• Officials in Langfang, China banned Christmas lights and decorations from being displayed throughout the city.
• This decision is one of several recent attempts from Chinese authorities to curb what are believed to be western religious practices.
• An official notice from the ban says, "The use of parks and other open spaces to spread religion will be managed and controlled."

It's not such a merry Christmas in this Chinese city. Читать дальше...

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• Home designer Joanna Gaines shared an adorable image of six-month-old son Crew on Instagram.
• Gaines' daughter Ella staged a poker game with Crew and his favorite stuffed animals sitting around the table.
• "This might be my favorite thing ever. (Photo and everything by Ella Gaines)," the caption read.

A keen design eye is in the Gaines family's blood—just ask proud mom Joanna.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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• A police department in the town of Opp, Alabama says the recent spike in crime is because young people have "turned away from God and embraced Satan."
• In a now-deleted Facebook post, the police department detailed a number of homicides before blaming them on the young population's belief in Satan. 
• Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRT), a group that opposes mixing government and religious faith, says the police were wrongfully promoting religion. Читать дальше...