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# Today’s Morning News
Good morning, Freedom Eagles! Today, we cover Trump’s reported plan to revive the Keystone XL pipeline, a massive win for American workers, and the bizarre story of a banana taped to a wall fetching six figures at auction. Let’s dive in!
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### **Top Stories:**
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**Keystone XL Pipeline Revival: Trump to Reverse Biden’s Energy Policies**
President-elect Trump is reportedly gearing up to restart the Keystone XL pipeline project, a move that has thrilled workers in the energy sector. The pipeline, which was canceled by President Biden in 2021, would create thousands of jobs and strengthen America's energy independence, according to its proponents.
Environmental groups, however, have already signaled fierce opposition, citing concerns about climate change and potential ecological damage. This decision marks a dramatic reversal of Biden’s energy policies, setting the stage for renewed debates over the balance between economic growth and environmental protection.
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**Banana Art Sells for $120,000 at Sotheby’s**
A banana duct-taped to a wall has once again captured the art world’s attention, this time fetching $120,000 at a Sotheby’s auction. The piece, titled _Comedian_ by Maurizio Cattelan, has sparked heated debates about the definition of art and the absurdity of modern art valuations.
While some hail the sale as a bold statement on consumerism, others criticize it as a sign of an out-of-touch art market. Regardless, the banana’s appeal continues to baffle and intrigue collectors worldwide, proving that art’s value truly lies in the eye of the beholder.
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### **Finance Spotlight:**
**Thanksgiving Spending Soars as Travel and Dining Rebound**
Holiday spending on travel and dining has hit a post-pandemic high, reflecting renewed consumer confidence. Experts predict a bustling holiday season for small businesses and major retailers alike.
**Tech & Innovation:**
**AI-Powered Holiday Shopping: The Future of Gift Recommendations**
Retailers are rolling out AI tools to personalize holiday gift suggestions, making shopping more efficient and tailored to individual preferences.
Have a great day!
_Sam Bennett_
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