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Pawel.gaul/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The temporary cease-fire between Hamas and Israel ended early Friday, and Israel has resumed its bombardment of Gaza. The end of the cease-fire came after Hamas freed over 100 of the more than 200 people its militants took hostage during the Oct. 7 surprise attack on Israel. In exchange, Israel released more than 200 Palestinians from Israeli prisons. Heres how the news is developing: Dec 05, 3:48 PM EST State Dept. imposes visa restrictions on individuals un...

ABC/Randy HolmesNicolas Cage may be trading the big screen for the small screen in the near future. The Leaving Las Vegas actor, who turns 60 in January, told Vanity Fair in a new interview that he "may have three or four more movies left" in him. "I do feel Ive said what Ive had to say with cinema," he added. "I think I took film performances as far as I could." In a separate interview with UPROXX, Cage said that after 45 years of acting in over 100 movies, hes hop...

ABC News (NEW YORK) -- An atmospheric river will continue to impact the West Coast over the next 24 hours. A record amount of moisture is hitting the Pacific Northwest as the powerful system continues to bring heavy rainfall to the region. Up to 8 inches of rain has already fallen in parts of Washington, with several cities reporting daily record rainfall on Monday, according to the National Weather Service. The excess runoff is now forcing many lowland rivers beyond their banks. Atmospheric riv...

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Panera Bread is at the center of another wrongful death lawsuit after a Florida family claimed the restaurants caffeinated lemonade drink caused Dennis Brown to go into cardiac arrest. The popular fast-casual chain issued warnings in late October and added signage on menus for the highly caffeinated "charged lemonade" beverages after a similar lawsuit alleged a woman died after drinking one. In the wake of that death earlier this year, the rest...

Tim Graham/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The Biden administration recently announced a proposal that would require all lead water service pipes to replaced in the United States within the next decade. The proposal, led by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is an attempt to protect Americans from lead exposure, which can cause severe health issues in children and adults, including developmental delays, kidney damage and pregnancy complications. There are more than 9.2 million lead pipes throu...

Warner Bros. PicturesMax subscribers, get ready to feel the Kenergy: The streaming service announced that the biggest movie of 2023, Barbie, will debut on December 15. The Margot Robbie/Ryan Gosling blockbuster has been available for rent or purchase on digital since September 12, but this is the free streaming debut for the smash — provided youre a subscriber to the service. Whats more, the movie will also stream in an American Sign Language version, also debuting December 15. "Grounded ...

Oliver Helbig/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- An American woman has been killed by a shark while paddleboarding in the Bahamas, according to the Royal Bahamas Police Force. The woman was paddleboarding with a male relative near the back of the Sandals resort, about three-quarters of a mile out to sea, when she was attacked, police said. A lifeguard responded on a rescue boat, police said. CPR was administered but the injuries to the right side of her body were too severe, police said. The woman, whose...

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Courtesy Christie Martin(NEW YORK) -- Nearly one year ago, Christie Martin, a mom and realtor in Las Vegas, said she started taking Ozempic to help her lose weight. Martin, 58, told ABC News Good Morning America that within a matter of months of taking the medication, she had lost over 30 pounds. But Martin, who said she had gotten into a routine of drinking nearly one bottle of wine per night after work, said she soon noticed a side effect of the drug: She lost her appetite for alcohol. "I...

Ermingut/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- McDonalds burgers have been an American classic since 1955, but the iconic fast food chain has some changes planned to improve its buns, cheese and even how to cook its quintessential burgers. McDonalds first announced in April that its signature Big Mac, McDouble, cheeseburger and hamburger would be made with softer buns, caramelized patties cooked with white onions on the grill, cheese slices that melt more and even an extra special sauce. Chris Young, senior...