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The attack on Pearl Harbor, a day never to be forgottenOn December 7, 1941 the United States was changed forever as a massive attack was launched, it would become a prelude to our participation in World War II. Here is a breakdown of the losses we suffered that fateful day.

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Janis Joplin's Psychedelic Porsche Up For SaleGround breaking luxury cars hit the auction block at Sotheby's later this month. Highlights include Janis Joplin's psychedelic Porsche and a 1956 Ferrari 290 MM, one of the most valuable automobiles ever offered at public auction. (Dec. 4)

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Police use 'bait packages' with GPS to catch thievesPolice in California are using 'bait packages' fitted with GPS in an attempt to help catch thieves. The move comes before the holiday shipping season.

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What new gun laws might look likeUniversity of Southern California Professor of Law Jody Armour speaks to USA TODAY about the various gun control laws lawmakers might consider and the political limitations to getting such laws passed.

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7-year-old girl shot, killed after soccer practiceEmma Watson Nowling was shot and killed by a man police say is a family friend. Timothy Nelson Obeshaw shot the girl after she finished soccer practice. Before he turned the gun on himself, he also shot her mother. She is in serious condition.

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Students build a working personal flying machineEight college students in Singapore have built a real personal flying machine. TC Newman (@PurpleTCNewman) lets you know whether we will all be flying around like the Jetsons.

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German sytle Christmas in southern CaliforniaAlpine Village, in Torrance, Calif., brings a bit of Germany to their holiday celebration going on weekends through Christmas.

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Shots fired during vigil for teen killed in drive-byHundreds of people ran for cover when a gunman fired shots into a crowd during a candlelight vigil. The vigil was held in honor of a teenage girl killed in a drive-by shooting the night before.

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New airport terminal aims to link California to MexicoThe U.S.-Mexico border is one of the world's most fortified international divides. Starting Wednesday, it will also be one of the only that has an airport straddling two countries. (Dec. 7)

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NASA releases 'best close-ups' of PlutoThe US space agency has released a series of sharp Pluto snapshots, billing them as the best close-ups of the dwarf planet we may see for decades. Video provided by AFP

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Shots ring out at Wisconsin motorcycle shopTwo people, one of them a police officer, were injured after an estimated 30 shots were fired at a motorcycle shop in Neenah, Wisconsin, police said.

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Talk about lucky! Man wins lottery twice in one daySome people have all the luck...this California man won the lottery twice in one day!

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Michigan students create singing Christmas treeHundreds of choir members at a Michigan high school are putting on their annual holiday show, but won't be performing in front of a Christmas tree. They are the tree. (Dec. 4)

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These Christmas sweaters will make you laugh out loud!Gatherings, memories and lots of laughs! Krystin Goodwin (@krystingoodwin) has a few hilarious ugly Christmas sweaters sure to have you laughing out loud.

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Man named Bud Weisser arrested at Budweiser breweryA man named Bud Weisser was arrested after sneaking into a Budweiser brewery. As Gillian Pensavalle (@GillianWithaG) explains, the parents who named him after a beer are still at large.

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Don't be a Grinch! Travel stress free with these 5 tipsDo traffic, busy airports and crazy relatives have you worried about enjoying your holiday season? Your annual holiday trip can be your best one yet...here's how!

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Did Colombia find the 'holy grail' of shipwrecks?The treasure on board could be worth billions of dollars. Video provided by Newsy

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Holiday tech gifts for big spendersGot an unlimited budget this holiday season? Columnist Marc Saltzman introduces you to some extravagant tech gifts.

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The best and worst run states in AmericaDouglas McIntyre looks at the best and worst run states in America according to this year's 24/7 Wall Street study.

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The five recipients of the 38th Annual Kennedy Center Honors pose for a photo following a dinner hosted by Secretary of State John Kerry. The 2015 honorees are, clockwise from center: singer/songwriter Carole King, Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa, actress and singer Rita Moreno, filmmaker George Lucas and actress Cicely Tyson. Ron Sachs/Pool, EPA

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