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*Wayfair is Offering Up to 80% Off for Black Friday — Shop Our Top Home Picks*

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*The (Very) Dated Closet Features Buyers Always Notice*

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*Reese Witherspoon’s Son Shares a Peek of His NYC Apartment*

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*Watch: Travelers cheer after woman gives birth in plane*

While someone rushing up to deliver a baby on a plane often serves as film plot inspiration, the situation is quite rare in the real world as almost all airlines have rules prohibiting travel in the last weeks of pregnancy and will ban those who look visibly close to due date from boarding the flight. For U.S.-based airlines, the cut-off point is usually 36 weeks for domestic flights and 32 weeks for international ones (a typical pregnancy lasts 40 weeks) while those with a doctor's note may fly while up to 38 weeks pregnant. Related: Pilot video showing just how close planes really fly is freaking out some travelers But at the start of this week, an emergency labor did take place on a flight from Turkey to France's Marseille on European low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines. The flight had not yet taken off from Istanbul's Sabiha Gökçen International Airport when a woman started moaning. @stuartlondon1 How on earth was the mother allowed to fly when she knows her due date, however it's great to see she give birth on the flight safely #flight #istanbul #mother #givebirth #plane #emergency #landing #share #shareyoucare ♬ original sound - stuartlondon1 Customers cheer, bring up baby clothes as paramedics help woman give birth Footage captured by one of the other passengers on the plane shows other travelers talking and turning around to look as paramedics carry a newborn baby out of the plane; according to early reports from the scene, flight attendants moved the woman to the back of the plane and called off takeoff as she went into labor. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane While emergency personnel arrived on the scene with the goal of moving her to a nearby hospital, the labor was moving too quickly and the baby was born inside the plane. Another video from the plane shows passengers cheering and one man getting up to bring baby clothing to the mother as a gift. Many of the other passengers were getting up or turning their necks around to catch a glimpse of the mother or the newborn. "How on earth was the mother allowed to fly when she knows the due date?" the TikToker behind the @Stuartlondon1 account wrote on the social media platform. Pegasus had not been responding to requests for comment on the health of the mother and the baby or whether the flight took off after the labor.This is what happens when you go into labor mid-flight A similar situation took place on the Chicago-based United Airlines (UAL) - Get Free Report flight from San Francisco to Hawaii just a few weeks ago after a pregnant woman went into labor halfway through the flight, the pilot turned the plane around and arrived back at San Francisco International Airport before the woman gave birth. While the woman aboard the Pegasus Airlines flight fortunately went into labor prior to the flight's departure, airlines make serious efforts to avoid such a situation due to its dangers (while flight attendants receiving training on how to help deliver a baby in an emergency, the lack of experts and medical facilities creates an inherently risky situation) and ability to disrupt the flight. Depending on the airspace in which the birth occurs and a given country's immigration rules, giving birth on an international flight can also create complications around the new child's citizenship. "The pilots also declare an emergency and request air traffic control to give priority to land in an airport that is close to the destination and divert the aircraft there," former pilot and University of Nevada aviation history professor Dan Bubb once told The Thrillist. "The goal is to land safely and immediately find professional medical care for the passenger."
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Watch: Travelers cheer after woman gives birth in plane

While someone rushing up to deliver a baby on a plane often serves as film plot inspiration, the situation is quite rare in the real world as almost all airlines have rules prohibiting travel in the last weeks of pregnancy and will ban those who look visibly close to due date from boarding the flight. For U.S.-based airlines, the cut-off point is usually 36 weeks for domestic flights and 32 weeks for international ones (a typical pregnancy lasts 40 weeks) while those with a doctor's note may fly while up to 38 weeks pregnant. Related: Pilot video showing just how close planes really fly is freaking out some travelers But at the start of this week, an emergency labor did take place on a flight from Turkey to France's Marseille on European low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines. The flight had not yet taken off from Istanbul's Sabiha Gökçen International Airport when a woman started moaning. @stuartlondon1 How on earth was the mother allowed to fly when she knows her due date, however it's great to see she give birth on the flight safely #flight #istanbul #mother #givebirth #plane #emergency #landing #share #shareyoucare ♬ original sound - stuartlondon1 Customers cheer, bring up baby clothes as paramedics help woman give birth Footage captured by one of the other passengers on the plane shows other travelers talking and turning around to look as paramedics carry a newborn baby out of the plane; according to early reports from the scene, flight attendants moved the woman to the back of the plane and called off takeoff as she went into labor. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane While emergency personnel arrived on the scene with the goal of moving her to a nearby hospital, the labor was moving too quickly and the baby was born inside the plane. Another video from the plane shows passengers cheering and one man getting up to bring baby clothing to the mother as a gift. Many of the other passengers were getting up or turning their necks around to catch a glimpse of the mother or the newborn. "How on earth was the mother allowed to fly when she knows the due date?" the TikToker behind the @Stuartlondon1 account wrote on the social media platform. Pegasus had not been responding to requests for comment on the health of the mother and the baby or whether the flight took off after the labor.This is what happens when you go into labor mid-flight A similar situation took place on the Chicago-based United Airlines (UAL) - Get Free Report flight from San Francisco to Hawaii just a few weeks ago after a pregnant woman went into labor halfway through the flight, the pilot turned the plane around and arrived back at San Francisco International Airport before the woman gave birth. While the woman aboard the Pegasus Airlines flight fortunately went into labor prior to the flight's departure, airlines make serious efforts to avoid such a situation due to its dangers (while flight attendants receiving training on how to help deliver a baby in an emergency, the lack of experts and medical facilities creates an inherently risky situation) and ability to disrupt the flight. Depending on the airspace in which the birth occurs and a given country's immigration rules, giving birth on an international flight can also create complications around the new child's citizenship. "The pilots also declare an emergency and request air traffic control to give priority to land in an airport that is close to the destination and divert the aircraft there," former pilot and University of Nevada aviation history professor Dan Bubb once told The Thrillist. "The goal is to land safely and immediately find professional medical care for the passenger."
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*Expect the biggest MMA fight of 2024 after PFL buys Bellator*

The Professional Fighters League has officially acquired Bellator from Paramount, in a landmark deal for the MMA industry. The deal will give the PFL access to a laundry list of top fighters, with a mega event planned for 2024. Donn Davis, founder and owner, Professional Fighters League joined TheStreet to discuss what this deal means for the company and the wider industry.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: It was announced PFL is acquiring Bellator MMA from Paramount Global. Huge news in the world of MMA today. Why do you think this makes sense for you and the folks at PFL at this time? DONN DAVIS: Everything is about athletes, whether it's the NBA or MMA. And today, with PFL acquiring Bellator, we now have the same quality and depth of fighter roster as UFC. PFL plus Bellator, 30% of our roster is top 25 ranked UFC the same 30% top 25 ranked. So it's a new day at MMA. We go from number two to poised to be co-leader. We now have the capability and the fighter roster. New competition, new day J.D. DURKIN: Fans who would love to know to whatever degree you're comfortable kind of pulling back the curtain a little bit. How long has this been, this deal been in the works for in terms of conversations with Viacom? DONN DAVIS: We started in January. We reached out to them because we knew we had the vision, the format, the business infrastructure. We just needed more top fighters. And Bellator was the place we get all in one fell swoop. We've been winning 4 or 5 free agents a year. We get 45 in one fell swoop on top 25 with this acquisition. As Shakespeare says, all's well that ends well. But it did take all year J.D. DURKIN: You teased a mega event for fans in 2024, PFL champs versus Bellator champs. I'm sure there's a lot of details about this, Donn, that you know, that you can't yet talk about. But what can you give fans a sense of? Because that's something that really stood out in the announcement? DONN DAVIS: Well, the main thing I would say is most MMA companies don't do things like this. We are fan first, fire first. It's what fans want and what the fighters want. Whether the Bellator fighters go seven and zero or go seven and zero, we all win. Because if you give fighters what they want and fans what they want, the company will win. So we're going to do it sometime in February or March. Location, TBD. It will be the biggest fight event of 2024. Bellator champs, PFL champs. Let's see what each of them have. I can't wait to see it as a fan. J.D. DURKIN: How are you approaching things like TV deals, event schedules, figuring out all the logistics, those things that will make fans really excited to find out as soon as they're announced. Again, I'm sure you know a lot more than you could say, but how do you even begin to approach after an announcement like this, the enormity of answering those questions? DONN DAVIS: Now, the one thing we did say is we want to relaunch a revitalized Bellator product. We want to give a little bit more order and more sense to it. Fans have liked that with the PFL season. But what Bellator becomes and the PFL platform is our one-off event product where we can match up fighters. We're calling it the Bellator international champions series. Eight one off events in great cities around the world.
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Expect the biggest MMA fight of 2024 after PFL buys Bellator

The Professional Fighters League has officially acquired Bellator from Paramount, in a landmark deal for the MMA industry. The deal will give the PFL access to a laundry list of top fighters, with a mega event planned for 2024. Donn Davis, founder and owner, Professional Fighters League joined TheStreet to discuss what this deal means for the company and the wider industry.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: It was announced PFL is acquiring Bellator MMA from Paramount Global. Huge news in the world of MMA today. Why do you think this makes sense for you and the folks at PFL at this time? DONN DAVIS: Everything is about athletes, whether it's the NBA or MMA. And today, with PFL acquiring Bellator, we now have the same quality and depth of fighter roster as UFC. PFL plus Bellator, 30% of our roster is top 25 ranked UFC the same 30% top 25 ranked. So it's a new day at MMA. We go from number two to poised to be co-leader. We now have the capability and the fighter roster. New competition, new day J.D. DURKIN: Fans who would love to know to whatever degree you're comfortable kind of pulling back the curtain a little bit. How long has this been, this deal been in the works for in terms of conversations with Viacom? DONN DAVIS: We started in January. We reached out to them because we knew we had the vision, the format, the business infrastructure. We just needed more top fighters. And Bellator was the place we get all in one fell swoop. We've been winning 4 or 5 free agents a year. We get 45 in one fell swoop on top 25 with this acquisition. As Shakespeare says, all's well that ends well. But it did take all year J.D. DURKIN: You teased a mega event for fans in 2024, PFL champs versus Bellator champs. I'm sure there's a lot of details about this, Donn, that you know, that you can't yet talk about. But what can you give fans a sense of? Because that's something that really stood out in the announcement? DONN DAVIS: Well, the main thing I would say is most MMA companies don't do things like this. We are fan first, fire first. It's what fans want and what the fighters want. Whether the Bellator fighters go seven and zero or go seven and zero, we all win. Because if you give fighters what they want and fans what they want, the company will win. So we're going to do it sometime in February or March. Location, TBD. It will be the biggest fight event of 2024. Bellator champs, PFL champs. Let's see what each of them have. I can't wait to see it as a fan. J.D. DURKIN: How are you approaching things like TV deals, event schedules, figuring out all the logistics, those things that will make fans really excited to find out as soon as they're announced. Again, I'm sure you know a lot more than you could say, but how do you even begin to approach after an announcement like this, the enormity of answering those questions? DONN DAVIS: Now, the one thing we did say is we want to relaunch a revitalized Bellator product. We want to give a little bit more order and more sense to it. Fans have liked that with the PFL season. But what Bellator becomes and the PFL platform is our one-off event product where we can match up fighters. We're calling it the Bellator international champions series. Eight one off events in great cities around the world.
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*The $25 Aldi Braiser You Can’t Cook Thanksgiving Dinner Without*

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*One of Tesla's foremost bears issues bold challenge to CEO Musk*

A strange new bear thesis for Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report emerged last week when Chief Executive Elon Musk highlighted an antisemitic conspiracy theory, then sent out a series of seemingly antisemitic tweets on X. Musk, who has more than 163 million followers, vehemently agreed with a user who accused Jews of pushing "hatred against whites." Musk then criticized the Anti-Defamation League in part for pushing this so-called antiwhite racism. Musk never once provided evidence or examples behind these claims. Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk ADL is a nonprofit organization founded in 1913 to "stop the defamation of the Jewish people, and to secure justice and fair treatment to all." Musk has been feuding with the organization for months, going so far as to blame it in September for Twitter's 60% drop in ad revenue. The ADL has regularly criticized the lax content-moderation policies Musk implemented on X since he took over the platform last year. And though shares of Tesla have normalized since their 4% single-day drop Nov. 16, a number of investors expressed concern about the damage to the brand Musk might be causing. Ross Gerber, co-founder and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management in Santa Monica, Calif., said on Nov. 16 that he received a "flood of messages" from clients wanting out of Tesla. "I've never had this with any company I've ever invested in ever in my life, where the CEO of the company himself does so many detrimental things that it's just destroying the brand," he said. Longtime Tesla bear says he saw this coming Gordon Johnson, an analyst and longtime Tesla bear, said that he and other bears in 2018 had a realization similar to Gerber's, when Musk tweeted that he had "funding secured" to take the company private. Related: Elon Musk's Tesla is facing more union problems The stock shot up 11% on the day in response to the tweet. About a month later, the SEC charged Musk with fraud. "Thus, given money managers have a fiduciary duty to their clients NOT to be invested in 'dodgy' ventures/men, any money manager still invested w/ him deserves EVERYTHING that's ultimately coming their way," Johnson tweeted last week. Musk has since maintained that he is not antisemitic, going so far as to file a lawsuit against Media Matters, an organization that highlighted antisemitism on X. Tesla's highly-anticipated Cybertruck delivery event is set to take place Nov. 30. Bloomberg/Getty Images "There is a large graveyard filled with my enemies," Musk wrote in a post Tuesday. "I do not wish to add to it, but will if given no choice. Those who pick fights with me do so at their own peril, but maybe this is their lucky day." Johnson responded by challenging Musk to debate the Tesla bear thesis on Twitter Spaces. Musk has yet to respond to Johnson's challenge. He has previously highlighted the bold predictions of Cathie Wood, a prominent Tesla bull investor. "I forgot to add that I am my own worst enemy by far," Musk said. "No need for others to dig my grave when I’m doing it so well myself." Tesla shares at last check on Tuesday were 2.6% higher above $241.Related: The critical differences between Elon Musk's first and second Starship flight Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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One of Tesla's foremost bears issues bold challenge to CEO Musk

A strange new bear thesis for Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report emerged last week when Chief Executive Elon Musk highlighted an antisemitic conspiracy theory, then sent out a series of seemingly antisemitic tweets on X. Musk, who has more than 163 million followers, vehemently agreed with a user who accused Jews of pushing "hatred against whites." Musk then criticized the Anti-Defamation League in part for pushing this so-called antiwhite racism. Musk never once provided evidence or examples behind these claims. Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk ADL is a nonprofit organization founded in 1913 to "stop the defamation of the Jewish people, and to secure justice and fair treatment to all." Musk has been feuding with the organization for months, going so far as to blame it in September for Twitter's 60% drop in ad revenue. The ADL has regularly criticized the lax content-moderation policies Musk implemented on X since he took over the platform last year. And though shares of Tesla have normalized since their 4% single-day drop Nov. 16, a number of investors expressed concern about the damage to the brand Musk might be causing. Ross Gerber, co-founder and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management in Santa Monica, Calif., said on Nov. 16 that he received a "flood of messages" from clients wanting out of Tesla. "I've never had this with any company I've ever invested in ever in my life, where the CEO of the company himself does so many detrimental things that it's just destroying the brand," he said. Longtime Tesla bear says he saw this coming Gordon Johnson, an analyst and longtime Tesla bear, said that he and other bears in 2018 had a realization similar to Gerber's, when Musk tweeted that he had "funding secured" to take the company private. Related: Elon Musk's Tesla is facing more union problems The stock shot up 11% on the day in response to the tweet. About a month later, the SEC charged Musk with fraud. "Thus, given money managers have a fiduciary duty to their clients NOT to be invested in 'dodgy' ventures/men, any money manager still invested w/ him deserves EVERYTHING that's ultimately coming their way," Johnson tweeted last week. Musk has since maintained that he is not antisemitic, going so far as to file a lawsuit against Media Matters, an organization that highlighted antisemitism on X. Tesla's highly-anticipated Cybertruck delivery event is set to take place Nov. 30. Bloomberg/Getty Images "There is a large graveyard filled with my enemies," Musk wrote in a post Tuesday. "I do not wish to add to it, but will if given no choice. Those who pick fights with me do so at their own peril, but maybe this is their lucky day." Johnson responded by challenging Musk to debate the Tesla bear thesis on Twitter Spaces. Musk has yet to respond to Johnson's challenge. He has previously highlighted the bold predictions of Cathie Wood, a prominent Tesla bull investor. "I forgot to add that I am my own worst enemy by far," Musk said. "No need for others to dig my grave when I’m doing it so well myself." Tesla shares at last check on Tuesday were 2.6% higher above $241.Related: The critical differences between Elon Musk's first and second Starship flight Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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