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Amelia Earhart search examines lagoon object in Kiribati
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Glee reboot is announced, but most cast and story details remain under wraps
Disney+ and Hulu are bringing back Glee, with Lea Michele reported to return as Rachel Berry and major questions still unanswered.
Miami climbs to No. 1 in Week 8 AP Top 25 after wild Saturday
Miami is No. 1 at 6-0 after five of the previous top seven teams lost, while Florida returns and Arizona enters the poll.
Apple trades above $5 trillion intraday but misses the closing mark
Apple hit a $5 trillion valuation during Sept. 22 trading, but its $339.75 close stayed below the roughly $342.60 needed to finish there.
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