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Forecasters continue to monitor a disturbance that will move northward across the Plains early this week, bringing a broad swath of precipitation to the region. While this will come in the form of rain and even thunderstorms close to the Gulf Coast, Mother Nature has a few tricks up her sleeve farther north. With abnormally cold air in place, a swath of snow is in the cards for portions of the central United States, which may be enough to bring a white Christmas for some.

The source of this snow was positioned hundreds of miles away over the Desert Southwest on Sunday, bringing some

“I’ve been up all night worrying,” Lutsko told CNN Saturday from her home in Columbus, Ohio. “I’ll be so happy to hear she’s back on US soil.”

Lutsko says her daughter, Madison Spellman, a graduate student and travel nurse, was at a coffee shop when a group of protestors took to the streets. The employees locked the doors and encouraged everyone to hunker down, Spellman told his mom.

Lutsko said she sent messages to both the White House and US Embassy to ask for assistance in bringing her daughter home.

“I feel helpless,” she said.

Next week, Lutsko is expecting the family to arrive from out of town for

Where ‘never travelers’ are highest

The Department of Homeland Security announced Monday that the RealID the deadline would be extended for another two years, delaying implementation until May 7, 2025. The law was previously set to come into effect on May 3.

“The extension is necessary, in part, to address the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the ability to obtain a REAL ID driver’s license or identification card. REAL ID progress over the past two years has been significantly hindered by state driver’s licensing agencies having to work through the backlogs created by the pandemic,” a statement from the DHS said. “Many of these agencies took various steps in response to the pandemic including automatically extending the expiration dates of driver’s licenses and identification cards and shifting operations to appointment only.”

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Winston-Salem Police: Man facing multiple charges after traveling the wrong way causing a crash

Updated: 10:29 AM EST Dec 4, 2022

A man is facing

Dear Annie: I’m at a stage in my life where personal growth has taken hold in the absence of my husband. My husband is still here and alive, but he frequently travels for work, and I am often left to my own devices for days at a time as a stay-at-home mom of two young boys. I’ve taken to calling these days “idle time,” as if the engine of our marriage is sitting and idling while he’s gone.

This idle time has left me with ample time for self-reflection and personal growth, and I have found myself becoming ambivalent about my marriage and my husband. I do love him and miss him when he’s away, but often I find myself annoyed with him when he is home. I sometimes wish he was on the road again as he interrupts our routines and takes back the house.

I fantasize about doing

Astrology can determine what type of person you will end up in a relationship with or meet — and at times, certain placements in your birth can even predict how or where you will meet your soulmate or significant other.

Some people meet or marry people from abroad or while traveling, and according to astrology TikToker @magical_misantrhope, there are specific indicators in the birth chart that can show us if you will meet your true love while traveling or if they are from another part of the world.

RELATED: How To Tell You’re A Perfect Match, Per Astrology

Birth chart indicators you’ll find love while traveling

1. Venus in the 9th house

The first indicator of finding love while traveling (or will fall for someone who is from another country or culture) is Venus in the 9th house.

Venus rules our love life and the 9th house is an indicator

NEW YORK — Before the New York Knicks hosted the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday afternoon, Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau was asked about the NBA’s emphasis on enforcing travel this season.

“I’m all for it,” Thibodeau said.

Over the ensuing 36 hours, the Knicks were hit with six violations in a blowout loss to the Mavericks before committing another eight — the most called on any team in a single game since 2010, according to Elias Sports Bureau research — during Sunday’s 91 -82 wins against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

But it was a traveling call Thibodeau believed wasn’t called on Cavs guard Darius Garland that the coach landed a technical foul late in the fourth quarter.

“Obviously there’s an emphasis on it by the league,” Thibodeau said postgame. “I think [the enforcement] is good, for the most part. But I think you have to be

Minimalism may not be for everybody, but it’s certainly handy when packing for a trip and it becomes essential to make the most of the limited space in your luggage. Stylish pieces that are both comfortable and efficient are key, especially when it comes to bulkier travel items like shoes.

Whether you’re looking for a sleek shoe to wear on travel days or slide into your suitcase, versatility is the name of the game. The ballet flat is a timeless accessory that slots effortlessly into your travel wardrobe, easily styled from day to night and undeniably chic. Looking to level up your airport style? right now, Tory Burch’s Minnie Travel Ballet Flats are up to 35 percent off at Nordstrom.

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These flats are an iconic fashion staple, but they also make for an ideal travel shoe due to their slim shape and comfortable