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CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh writes that Ukraine’s sudden return to Trump’s agenda has stirred concern in European capitals.
CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh writes that Ukraine’s sudden return to Trump’s agenda has stirred concern in European capitals.
Paraguay’s Senate voted to impeach President Santiago Pena over his connection to Ueno Bank’s collapse, which froze access to 3 million accounts and triggered a political and financial crisis. The chamber approved a guilty verdict with 44 votes, removing Pena from office.
Paraguay’s Senate voted to remove President Santiago Peña, finding him guilty of misconduct over the collapse of a major digital bank linked to his business interests.
Paraguay’s Senate voted on Friday to remove President Santiago Peña from office over his connection to the collapse of local bank ueno. The bank’s failure triggered a political and financial crisis and froze access to millions of accounts.

Ueno Bank’s sudden collapse has plunged Paraguay into a serious crisis involving suspected financial fraud, public funds at risk and millions of customers. President Santiago Pena faces impeachment; the Chamber of Deputies voted unanimously to impeach him, and the Senate has opened proceedings.

The collapse of Ueno, a rapidly growing digital lender, has left millions unable to access their savings and raised questions about state influence and accountability. Paraguay is in political turmoil, with Congress rejecting President Santiago Pena’s resignation and pursuing impeachment. Pena is accused of negligence and complicity in an alleged cover-up of the bank’s insolvency.

Paraguay’s President Santiago Pena faces impeachment after Ueno Bank collapsed, amid scrutiny of his ties to its parent company. The central bank found the bank’s capital ratio had fallen below half the legal requirement and froze customer accounts, leaving depositors unable to withdraw money or make digital payments.

Paraguay’s Senate has resumed impeachment proceedings against President Santiago Pena, who resigned amid a financial crisis following the collapse of digital lender Ueno Bank. The lower house approved charges 78–0. The bank’s failure left more than half the population unable to access their accounts, and Pena requested 72 more hours to prepare his defence.
Investigators are using DNA profiling to identify the animal responsible for a suspected fatal grizzly attack in British Columbia this week.
A decree published on November 6 places all shares in Pereslavl-Tobacco and the full authorized capital of JTI Innovative Products LLC and JTI Russia LLC under the management of JSC Industrial Assets. The companies belong to JTI Investments Sarl; the move follows another decree on November 5 covering additional JTI stakes.
Japan Tobacco shares fell a record 19.3% after its Russian assets were placed under temporary management by a Russian firm. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev responded with the quip, “smoking kills.”
The article offers four reasons why Canada’s women’s team is worth watching at this year’s hockey world championship.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is urging G7 allies to increase pressure on Russia after an attack on a Ukrainian aid distribution site killed 53 people. She says the international community should strengthen sanctions and military support, and confront Moscow directly at December’s G20 summit in Florida.
Twenty-five classic games from EA’s 1990s era have received light remasters and updates and are now available on Steam and GOG. The releases include several Wing Commander games and nearly the entire Ultima series.

AFP News AgencyA dangerous-offender and sentencing hearing is underway in Calgary for Duran Ross Buffalo, 41. A jury convicted him last year of aggravated sexual assault and break-and-enter to commit sexual assault.
Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv late on Nov. 6, about two hours after Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a planned large-scale infrastructure attack. Ukraine’s Air Force said at least six missiles were launched at the city within minutes. The attack’s consequences are not yet known. A Russian jet-powered drone also set a residential building ablaze in Kyiv Oblast, injuring one man.

The New York Knicks quickly defended Taylor Swift on Friday after players Tyler Kolek and Miles McBride questioned whether she was a genuine fan.

US stocks edged higher after a $3.2tn rout fuelled by AI fears, but the rebound was feeble compared with historic recoveries from severe sell-offs.
OpenAI has completed $11 billion in new funding, the first part of a round that values the company at $1.25 trillion, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Feridun Sinirlioglu took part in an interactive dialogue for UN secretary-general candidates in New York and outlined what he would do if elected.

Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio, an Oscar winner, has died in Santiago at 52. His family announced his death on Instagram on Friday, citing health reasons without giving a specific cause.

Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio has died at 52. Best known for the Oscar-winning trans drama A Fantastic Woman, he also directed English-language films including Gloria Bell and The Wonder. His partner, Amalia Kassai, announced his death without giving a cause.
The question is whether COP31 can get the world’s climate goals back on track.
Hadron’s agreement with RedStone depends on approved buyers financing fast settlement. Near-instant exits for holders who choose to sell remain on the roadmap.

Jessica Killin spoke at a press conference after being declared the winner over Republican Jeff Crank in Colorado’s 5th Congressional District. The headline describes the result as breaking a Republican hold dating to 1970 in the district dubbed the “Evangelical Vatican.”

This edition looks at President Donald Trump’s decision to make a change in the chief of staff role. Kristen Welker also examines voters’ renewed rejection of the status quo.


President Donald Trump has appointed longtime adviser Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff. A close Trump confidant since 2016, Miller is widely seen as an architect of the president’s hardline immigration policies and mass deportation drive. The appointment signals a renewed push for Trump’s most controversial policies after Republican midterm losses.

US President Donald Trump said Friday that adviser Stephen Miller would become his new chief of staff. Miller has been a key force behind the administration’s mass deportation programme and drew particular criticism after ICE agents fatally shot two Minneapolis protesters in January.

President Donald Trump has elevated longtime aide Stephen Miller to chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Miller helped shape some of Trump’s toughest domestic policies and will run White House operations after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections.
Stephen Miller, a driving force behind President Donald Trump’s mass deportation policy, is expected to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff next week.
Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, currently a deputy chief of staff, will take over as White House chief of staff on November 9. Susie Wiles, the current chief of staff, will move to a role at a nongovernmental organization linked to Trump’s political activities.

Stephen Miller, a longtime Trump aide dating back to his first presidential campaign in 2015, is set to become White House chief of staff in place of Susie Wiles.

Trump announced on social media that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. Miller has served as deputy chief of staff for policy and as a homeland security adviser, playing a key role in the administration’s hard-line immigration and deportation policies.

President Trump announced on social media that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. Miller has served as deputy chief of staff for policy and a homeland security adviser, and was a key figure in the administration’s hard-line immigration and deportation policies.

President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, his deputy chief of staff and the architect of his administration’s strict immigration policy, will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. The move follows Republicans’ loss of control of Congress in the midterm elections.
Trump announced that Stephen Miller will become the new White House chief of staff, while Susie Wiles moves to his political operation.

US President Donald Trump said Stephen Miller will take over as White House chief of staff on Monday, replacing Susie Wiles. Trump called Miller one of his most trusted advisers and said Wiles would move to the Trump Political Operation. Democrats are expected to investigate Miller after taking control of Congress in January.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that he was promoting deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller to become his top aide, while current chief of staff Susie Wiles would move to his political operation.
Susie Wiles, U.S. President Donald Trump’s chief of staff and top political adviser, is leaving the White House days after the Republican Party’s midterm defeat.

Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. Wiles, the current chief and first woman to hold the post, will step down on Monday; Miller has been deputy chief of staff since Trump returned to the presidency in January 2025.
President Donald Trump's White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is stepping down after Republicans suffered major losses in the midterm elections.

Trump said Susie Wiles is leaving the chief of staff job and Stephen Miller will take her place.
Bloomberg News reports that Trump has named Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff.

Donald Trump announced Friday that Susie Wiles will leave her post as White House chief of staff this week and Stephen Miller will take her place.
Trump said longtime aide Stephen Miller would become his new chief of staff, while Susie Wiles is set to move to his political operation.
Meteorologists warn that an unprecedented early disruption of the polar vortex could raise the risk of cold spells across the Northern Hemisphere, though its effect on the coming winter remains uncertain.
Pope Leo XIV said he hoped the humanitarian mission in Alyoshki, in the Kherson Region, would not be an isolated case. He added that much remains to be done to achieve peace in Ukraine.
Google has bought Crusoe’s data center site in southeastern Wyoming, the AI infrastructure developer said Friday. The acquisition follows Alphabet’s announcement a day earlier of a $17 billion investment in the project.
Igor Chaika, head of Russia’s agency for international humanitarian cooperation, said some German political forces regard the closure of the Russian House in Berlin as a mistake and could restore its operations if they take power. He said German public reaction was mixed. Germany closed the center on September 1 and also shut Russia’s consulate general in Bonn.
NBC Select editors spent weeks testing HigherDose’s six most popular red-light, infrared and PEMF devices to judge which are worth their price.

Spain’s Region of Valencia is set for a major year in 2027, with events such as SailGP and the MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix on the schedule.
Beyond Manila, the Philippines offers travellers slow food, coastal activities and festivals worth discovering.
A mass wedding in Gaza brought together 250 Palestinian couples to celebrate love and new beginnings amid what the report calls Israel’s ongoing genocidal war. The UAE-backed humanitarian relief campaign Operation Chivalrous Knight organised the event.

VisitBritain is encouraging people to explore the striking scenery featured in film and television, helping draw visitors to different parts of the country.
Cornell’s Faculty Senate approved a resolution expressing no confidence in the university’s central administration and President Michael Kotlikoff over how the school handled an alleged sexual assault on campus.
Cornell University's faculty senate passed a no-confidence resolution on Friday, questioning the administration's ability to manage what it has called a sexual assault crisis. The move followed a former student's lawsuit alleging the university failed to protect her from a 2024 gang rape.

Cornell University faculty senate members voted Friday that they had no confidence in the administration’s ability to manage its response to an alleged 2024 sexual assault at a fraternity house, the university said.

After a student was allegedly gang-raped, Cornell University is expected to announce the outcome of a no-confidence vote on its handling of sexual violence.
The US State Department said on Friday it had approved a potential sale of UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters to Mexico, estimated at $1.08 billion.
Democrats are celebrating their midterm-election victory, while Republicans weigh the fallout from a stunning defeat. Before handing legislative power to their Democratic rivals, both parties will return to Washington for an almost two-month transition known as a lame-duck Congress.
The United States has logged more than 5,000 measles cases so far this year, the highest annual total in 35 years, according to official data released Friday.
Cult leader Paul Mackenzie was sentenced to 200 years in prison for murdering 190 children who starved to death on his orders.

Kenya’s High Court sentenced religious cult leader Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison over 191 deaths in Shakahola Forest, including 190 children. The court imposed sentences for 183 starvation deaths and eight murders he committed personally, with the two principal terms to run consecutively.

Paul Mackenzie was sentenced to 200 years in prison for the deaths of 190 children and one adult. Prosecutors said his church ordered followers and their families to starve themselves; the court had convicted him of the crimes two weeks earlier.

Self-proclaimed preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie was sentenced to 200 years in prison for murdering 190 children and one adult. Twenty-eight co-defendants also received lengthy terms. Mackenzie, who denies manslaughter and terrorism charges in separate trials, is expected to appeal, his lawyer said.
A Kenyan court sentenced cult leader Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison on Friday for the murders of 190 children. They were starved to death on his orders and buried in a forest, among about 500 suspected victims in what was described as one of modern times’ worst ceremonial massacres.

A Kenyan court sentenced Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for murdering 190 children and one adult. The term comprises 100 years for deaths by starvation and 100 for direct homicide, Justice Diana Kavedza said. Twenty-eight accomplices also received prison sentences.
A Kenyan court on Friday sentenced cult leader Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for the murders of 190 children who starved to death on his orders and were buried in a forest. They were among about 500 suspected victims in what was described as one of modern times’ worst ritual massacres.

A Kenyan court sentenced Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for murdering 190 children and one adult. He had urged them to starve themselves to death as part of his apocalyptic religious cult.

Paul Mackenzie has received a life sentence for murdering 191 people. He ordered followers to starve their children to death in a forest so they could “meet Jesus.”
Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev posted “Don’t worry be happy” in response to Jared Kushner’s remarks on possible security agreements in Europe. Kushner said such agreements involving Russia could include crisis communication channels and greater military transparency; the Financial Times quoted sources saying European officials were surprised by his comments.
The US’s European NATO allies were not told in advance about Trump administration plans for possible security agreements in Europe involving Russia, Politico reported. European officials fear the initiative could be tied to a December review of US troop levels in Europe.
European officials were taken completely by surprise by US special presidential envoy Jared Kushner’s comments on possible European security agreements involving Russia, the Financial Times reported, citing sources. EU states oppose using Ukraine peace talks to discuss a new security architecture and fear a US-Russia deal could undermine European security. Kushner said possible agreements could include crisis communication channels and greater military transparency.
Ireland’s government says a series of bomb hoaxes targeting Irish media outlets and European airlines may be part of a coordinated disruption campaign. Dozens of commercial flights received email threats. RTÉ and several Italian airlines said a message claimed to come from the Russian extremist group Fighters of the Male State, which denied involvement.

A newly unsealed US indictment accuses Jacob Soall, Sharon Hazan and Guy Sheetrit of using AI-altered executive and lawyer voices and images to trick company employees into wiring money. Prosecutors say the group stole more than $129m from businesses worldwide. The men face wire-fraud conspiracy, money-laundering conspiracy and aggravated identity-theft charges.

Ukrainian official David Arakhamia said the US midterm results at least doubled the chance of Ukraine receiving more American financial and military support, probably in the first quarter of next year. He said Ukraine must first endure what could be its hardest winter of the war, while upcoming Abu Dhabi talks should seek to make Russia de-escalate.

The chef-owner of a Jamaican restaurant scheduled to open in Winnipeg’s West End at the end of the month is drawing both criticism and support for excluding some children from its dine-in service.
Macklemore says nine major arenas refused to host his “Free Palestine” tour after he spent weeks contacting venues across the United States.
Pope Leo landed in Uruguay on Friday to start a 12-day South American tour that will also take him to Argentina and Peru. The trip is seen as a kind of homecoming: he lived in Peru for nearly two decades and holds joint U.S. and Peruvian citizenship.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Uruguay to begin a tour of three South American countries. The visit comes less than a month after his lung surgery and is the first papal visit to Uruguay in nearly four decades.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Uruguay to start a 12-day South American tour that also includes Argentina and Peru. He said he felt fairly good after undergoing lung cancer surgery three weeks earlier and receiving medical clearance to travel.

Pope Leo XIV began a three-country Latin America tour on November 6 with a visit to Uruguay, the region’s least Catholic and most secular country. Lung cancer surgery three weeks earlier had cast doubt on whether the trip would go ahead. He is due to travel next to Argentina and Peru.
Bernie Sanders and several newly elected Democrats renewed calls for a data center moratorium after the US midterm elections, adding momentum to efforts to slow the infrastructure buildout for AI. Technology companies fear pauses and regulation could delay their multi-trillion-dollar plans.

South Florida Democratic congressional candidate Eliott Rodriguez filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the Miami-Dade supervisor of elections, alleging bias after she refused to recuse herself from the recount process.

After a humanitarian evacuation mission in Oleshky, Melania Trump met Russian and Ukrainian representatives at the White House and received Ukraine’s First Class Order of Princess Olga. She said about 800 people had been evacuated, a figure neither side confirmed. The meeting also addressed the Oleshky ceasefire and European security arrangements.
As enthusiasm for the AI trade cools on Wall Street, investors see Anthropic potentially listing below a $1.5 trillion valuation, missing earlier expectations.

The U.S. Treasury said Friday it had imposed financial sanctions on eight money services firms based in Canada, alleging they facilitated transactions with Iranian entities under sanctions.
A guide to collectible gifts from Lego, Jellycat, Le Creuset and other brands for different ages and interests, to start or expand a loved one’s collection this holiday season.

Fifteen children aged one to six received candy containing psilocybin during Halloween in San Diego, Newsweek reported. After parents noticed unusual packaging, police testing confirmed the drug was in the sweets; it is unknown whether any child ate them. Police detained two male suspects and found drugs, packaging materials, a rifle, ammunition and a handgun at their home. The investigation is ongoing.
Several hundred activists occupied a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam’s Sloterdijk district, where demonstrators clashed with police. Dutch police said they detained 150–200 people suspected of trespassing. Protesters oppose data centres over their heavy computing and water demands.


Activists from Dutch direct-action group Geef Tegengas broke into a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam and clashed with police; one officer was slightly injured. Separate protests against new data centre construction took place in several European cities as campaigners objected to the social and environmental effects of the AI boom.

Protesters entered a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam, climbing cranes and hanging balloons as they called for a pause in European construction. The action launched two days of planned protests in 16 countries over concerns that AI data centers strain electricity and water supplies and harm the environment.

More than 100 activists entered a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam, climbing cranes and putting up anti-AI banners. The action opened two days of coordinated protests in 16 countries against the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure.
On 6 November, protesters entered a construction site for a data centre intended for Microsoft in Amsterdam, climbed cranes and unfurled banners condemning artificial intelligence and the company’s alleged involvement in the war in Gaza.
Staff at the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center initially suspected an immobilized red-shouldered hawk brought in last month was blind, injured or poisoned. They later discovered she had simply eaten too many chickens.
The U.S. Treasury says it has severed MEXC Global from the United States, alleging the platform supported $16 billion in transactions connected to Iran, North Korea and Russia.

The estimate applies to well-specified tasks. METR’s view that AI is driving most of the acceleration relies partly on evidence that has been redacted.

The US Justice Department has seen a wave of resignations following the midterm elections.

Elon Musk said SpaceX’s reliance on US government-funded contracts will keep declining, with the government accounting for less than 10% of the company’s revenue. The shift points away from what had been its most important partnership.
The maker of Claude intends to list before Thanksgiving despite a brutal rout in technology stocks.
A shipment of Nvidia cargo worth $11.4 million was stolen in Oakland. Experts characterized the hardware theft as a sophisticated cargo heist.


A truck carrying six pallets of Nvidia equipment worth $11.4 million left Oakland for Fort Worth on August 29 and disappeared. The theft was noticed in early September, and police say the investigation is ongoing, with no arrests or cargo recovery announced.
Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis says hackers breached its network security and obtained sensitive personal information for all users, including names, usernames, password hashes and live tokens. The company previously said an attacker used AI-assisted offensive techniques in October to gain unauthorized access to its systems and internal tools. It remains unclear whether the theft exposed customers to further threats.

Several sanctioned tankers carrying Russian diesel and reportedly bound for the US have changed course, with one heading toward Brazil and another into the Mediterranean. The reported Trump-Putin supply arrangement faces obstacles from existing sanctions and the US import ban; New Jersey’s governor and a Connecticut senator warned shipping companies against handling the fuel.


The first tankers due to deliver Russian diesel to the United States under an agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have changed course and are no longer heading for the US coast. The deal, announced with fanfare before the midterms, appears to be over.
The Donetsk People’s Republic government said Ukrainian drone attacks on Friday killed two civilians in Debaltsevo: one when his tractor was hit and another after a drone struck a house in the Mironovsky neighborhood. Residential buildings, civilian facilities and vehicles were also damaged in several municipalities.
For a brother, dad, grandfather, sibling or friend, tech products, apparel and edible treats are among the gifts that may delight the men in your life.

Four friends from Calgary have won the largest lottery jackpot in Canadian history. Their group chat, named “Manifesting Millions,” had made their hopes clear.
Russia’s Justice Ministry has placed the unregistered opposition parties Mirnaya Rossiya and Rassvet on its “foreign agents” register, along with several people and a media outlet. The ministry alleged that those listed spread false information about government policies and spoke against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Spanish home prices and foreign purchases have both hit records, with foreign buyers accounting for 16.05% of sales. Sales and mortgages fell for a third quarter, pointing to a slowdown.
Spanish home prices and foreign purchases have both reached record levels, with foreign buyers accounting for 16.05% of purchases. Sales and mortgage activity have declined for a third consecutive quarter, pointing to a slowdown.
President Donald Trump said Washington and Tehran are continuing negotiations and that they have gone very well, without disclosing their subject. He said US actions had kept the Strait of Hormuz open. Fox News reported that the White House is considering resuming military operations against Iran on November 9.
A pact between Germany and France that would effectively scrap the EU’s planned 2035 ban on combustion-engine cars is encountering opposition from some member nations.
The Treasury Department has withdrawn a controversial proposal that would have broadened requirements for cryptocurrency transactions.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a decree granting Higgsfield co-founder Alexander Mashrabov Kazakh citizenship on October 30. A company spokesperson said Mashrabov had applied to renounce his Russian citizenship.
Jan and Judy Johnson, grandparents of Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, joined ABC News Live to discuss his Senate victory, their blended interfaith family and the traditions that bring them together.

The US Department of Justice says Thomas Markle was arrested in Florida on a charge of possessing child sexual abuse material. Agents found 78 items, including photos, film negatives and books, in two Los Angeles-area storage units he rented. If convicted, he could face up to 20 years in federal prison.


US federal agents arrested Thomas Markle in Florida on a charge of possessing child sexual abuse imagery. Prosecutors said a conviction could carry up to 20 years in federal prison. Meghan Markle said she was “deeply distressed” by the allegations.

Meghan Markle’s estranged father, Thomas Markle, was arrested in Florida for child sexual abuse material. NBC News’ Tom Winter and Telegraph royal correspondent India McTaggart discuss the arrest.

The Justice Department announced that Thomas Markle, the estranged father of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was arrested in Florida on Friday over allegations that he possessed child sexual abuse material, including sexually explicit photos of himself with minors.

Thomas Markle Sr. moved to Florida after living in the Philippines for many years.
Thomas Markle, Meghan Markle’s father, was reportedly arrested in Florida over alleged possession of child sexual abuse images. The arrest followed an investigation launched after his son, Thomas Markle Jr, reportedly found boxes containing hundreds or possibly thousands of images at his father’s former home in the Philippines.
A source told Reuters on Friday that U.S. law enforcement officials had arrested Meghan Markle’s father. Meghan is the wife of Britain’s Prince Harry.
Thomas Markle, the father of Prince Harry’s wife Meghan, was arrested by federal agents in Florida, people told The Associated Press. Those who confirmed the arrest were not authorized to discuss the investigation publicly and spoke anonymously.
Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, was arrested by federal agents in Florida on Friday morning on charges related to child sexual abuse material, people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
People aware of the case told The Associated Press that federal agents took Thomas Markle into custody in Florida on Friday morning. He faces accusations involving child sexual abuse material.
More than 3,200 migrants were rescued during the first six days of November after crossing the Atlantic from West Africa toward Spain’s Canary Islands. The route is among the world’s deadliest, and the arrivals are straining reception and emergency services.

Several European broadcasters, including Ireland’s RTÉ, Britain’s Sky, and Bulgaria’s Nova TV, received bomb threats by email on November 6. Searches found no explosives. The hoax disrupted RTÉ programming for three hours and led to the evacuation of Nova TV’s newsroom. The sender’s identity remains unclear.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said Friday that the US central bank will likely need to raise rates further to bring down elevated inflation. She also described technology stocks’ repricing, as investors reassess risks to AI-driven demand growth, as painful but orderly.
A Nature study argues that slow currents of hot rock in Earth’s mantle may have lifted continents for hundreds of millions of years, allowing glaciers to erode them before they sank and were covered by new sediments. The process may explain the vast gap in the Grand Canyon’s geologic record.

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