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Holiday travelers are moving smoothly through security checkpoint system before thanksgiving. That’s despite threats of massive process that could have narrowed what is traditionally one of the busiest travel days of the year.

The smoke was still smoldering on the South Korean island as days after it was shot by North Korea. Two more bodies were found in the debris Wednesday, raising the death toll there to four.

Thousands of British Students have been in the streets of London, protesting against government’s plans to triple tuition fees at universities. At least 2 officers were injured as scuffles broke out.

This Tom has a reason to be thankful. You are looking at the bird that President Barack Obama pardoned, saving it for being a thanksgiving feast. He actually pardoned 2 birds in what has become a White House tradition.

Tim Maguire, the Associated Press with AP News Minute.

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