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Trump threatens to veto defense bill over social media lawsuit protections

The bill, which has passed for 59 years in a row on a bipartisan basis, cements decisions about troop levels, new weapons systems and military readiness.

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Several charities, businesses offering a free Thanksgiving meal
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Wednesday Front will Clear Skies after Morning Clouds/Fog/Light Rain
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Zero new COVID related deaths, 77 newly reported cases in Nueces County on Dec. 1. Here's a breakdown of cases in the Coastal Bend.
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LIST: Schools in the Coastal Bend with positive COVID cases
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Purchasing or buying from strangers online? Meet at one of CCPD's safe exchange locations
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Here's how you can help those in need this holiday season
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Thankful for each other: Group of veterans safely meet every morning despite COVID-19 challenges
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'The surge has already begun.' Nueces County physicians issue dire warning to those planning to gather for the holidays
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Help during the pandemic: The Salvation Army picks up where unemployment benefits end

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Shelters looking to help the homeless stay warm as colder weather approaches

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been difficult for shelters to provide their normal resources for the homeless due to restrictions in place.
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Purchasing or buying from strangers online? Meet at one of CCPD's safe exchange locations

CCPD has set up four locations that are monitored 24/7 where residents can have peace-of-mind about buying and selling items.

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VERIFY: Are 800 small businesses closing each day in the US?

One study says 800 small businesses are closing a day, but official numbers won't be known for some time. Here's what our VERIFY team found out.
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'This is not fake news': Dr. Fauci talks holiday travel safety and upcoming vaccines in 1-on-1 interview

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said he remains "concerned" that Americans might not get vaccinated.