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Schools have been canceling classes on short notice. The cancellations aren't directly for COVID-19 quarantines -- instead schools are citing staff issues and staff fatigue. Parents are forced to adjust.https://n.pr/3cM2kq1 

The comedian Sarah Silverman sparked a conversation about a trend in Hollywood of non-Jewish actors playing emphatically Jewish characters. But it's complicated.https://n.pr/3CUTAc9 

Here are 5 tips to simplify Thanksgiving prep so you can spend more time around the table with the people you love.https://n.pr/3oQ6X8h 

Overpriced doctors and other medical providers who can't charge a reasonable rate for their services could be put out of business when new rules against surprise medical bills take effect in January.https://n.pr/3xbQajG 

After Kyle Rittenhouse's acquittal, advocates have turned back to the case of teen Chrystul Kizer, whose lawyers are invoking a self-defense argument in her killing of a man who sexually abused and trafficked her.https://n.pr/30PSb94 

NASA's golf-cart-sized spacecraft will travel to an asteroid that's over 6 million miles away — and poses no danger to Earth — and ram into it. Scientists will then watch to see how the asteroid's trajectory changes.https://n.pr/30NOKQW 

An analysis of data from five Yale hospitals last year found that the risk of death from COVID rose 50% for those with a history of mental illness compared to those with no such history.https://n.pr/3xeqSRZ 

What was supposed to be a joyous occasion in Waukesha, Wis., turned to tragedy Sunday when the driver of an SUV plowed into a holiday parade. Here's what we know about the incident.https://n.pr/3FEqBuD 

We're tracking everyone the House Jan. 6 panel has subpoenaed as part of their investigation into the insurrection. Here are the latest additions.https://n.pr/3HIF3DL 

Sean Parnell suspended his Pennsylvania Senate campaign after a judge granted his estranged wife — who accused the Republican of choking her and striking one of their children — sole legal custody of their 3 kids.https://n.pr/3l01afm 

Defense attorneys for the 3 men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery finished their closing arguments Monday, but the prosecution's rebuttal has been pushed back a day. Here's a rundown of the case so far.https://n.pr/3cBUL5x 

JUST IN: The Justice Dept. will pay around $130 million to the families of more than a dozen Parkland shooting victims over the FBI's failure to act on tips about the gunman, according to a person familiar with the plan.https://n.pr/30QNLPP 

Here are some ways you can keep the outdoor socializing going this winter *and* stay warm while doing it: Bring something to sit on Eat snacks high in fat & protein Stay hydrated Dress in layers Adopt the Friluftsliv mentalityhttps://n.pr/30KF8q7 

Police identified the 5 people killed after a man plowed his SUV into a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wis. The victims are: • Virginia Sorenson, 79 • LeAnna Owen, 71 • Tamara Durand, 52 • Jane Kulich, 52 • Wilhelm Hospel, 81https://n.pr/30P11ny 

JUST IN: The House Jan. 6 panel has issued 5 new subpoenas to several ex-Trump officials and allies — including Roger Stone, spokesman Taylor Budowich and InfoWars founder Alex Jones.https://n.pr/3DNohRB 

Darrell Brooks Jr., the man charged with 5 counts of homicide after police said he plowed into a Waukesha holiday parade, has a criminal record — including running a woman over with his vehicle earlier this month.https://n.pr/3l1lsF5 

Connor Roy for President? Here's a recap of the latest episode of Succession.https://n.pr/3HIcFBK 

The two longtime commentators say a breaking point was network star Tucker Carlson's series that relied on fabrications and conspiracy theories about the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.https://n.pr/3l1p8GV