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USA Today has released the official puzzle solutions for Friday, Dec. 5, 2025. Readers can now check their answers for the daily crossword, Sudoku, and other popular brainteasers featured in the edition.
The LA Clippers have reportedly decided to part ways with All-Star guard Chris Paul. Sources cite a mix of on-court performance concerns and salary cap considerations as key factors in the team’s decision.
After decades of anticipation, the 1980s animated classic The King and the Mockingbird has finally arrived in U.S. theaters. The Los Angeles Times spotlights this long-awaited release, celebrating its artistic legacy.
The Lakers are reportedly targeting an elite two-way wing in free agency, joining the Warriors in pursuit. Both teams aim to bolster their rosters with versatile defenders who can contribute on offense.
Irish rap group Kneecap has canceled their upcoming U.S. tour, citing a conflicting court date. The decision comes as the band prioritizes legal obligations over scheduled performances, according to a statement.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has named his pick for the 2026 NL Cy Young winner, spotlighting a rising pitcher in the franchise’s talented rotation. His choice signals high expectations for the team’s future ace.
Lakers analyst JJ Redick reveals why Jarred Vanderbilt has been out of the rotation, citing fit and strategic adjustments. The insight sheds light on the Lakers’ evolving lineup decisions.
Hannah Gadsby’s latest special, “Woof!,” delivers a powerful queer message, emphasizing that their comedy is crafted for and by the community. The Los Angeles Times highlights its bold, fresh voice in stand-up.
The Rams remain in contention for the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but their Week 14 matchup dims their chances. A pivotal loss could push them further down the order, making the top pick unlikely.
Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, Naples, New York City, Washington D.C., and more unveil the ultimate US luxury travel itinerary, featuring iconic hotels, cultural landmarks, and premier outdoor experiences.
From 125th Street in Harlem, Thelma Golden has transformed the U.S. art scene. As a visionary curator, she champions diverse voices, reshaping cultural narratives and expanding the reach of contemporary art nationwide.
Los Angeles Clippers megastar Paul George praised former teammate Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat for his leadership and tenacity. George highlighted Butler’s impact both on and off the court in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated.
People held in a California ICE facility described as “decrepit” have filed a lawsuit, alleging “inhumane” conditions including lack of sanitation and medical care, sparking renewed calls for reform and oversight.
One of America’s favorite TV pastimes, the game show, is increasingly being filmed overseas. Rising production costs and lucrative incentives abroad are driving studios to relocate, reshaping the industry landscape.
A Dodgers executive fired back at Jason Kelce’s claim that Los Angeles buys championships, defending the team’s hard work and talent-driven success. The exchange highlights ongoing debates about sports dynasties and fairness.
San Francisco has topped the list as the most expensive city to celebrate Christmas, surpassing San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, and Boston. Rising costs reflect broader economic trends impacting holiday travel and festivities nationwide.
Susan Page, veteran political journalist and Washington Bureau Chief for USA Today, is set to moderate the upcoming vice presidential debate. Known for her incisive questioning, Page brings decades of experience to the historic event.
The Los Angeles Angels have signed a veteran outfielder in a key free-agent move, aiming to bolster their lineup for the upcoming MLB season. The signing reflects the team’s push for playoff contention.
Marissa Román Griffith has joined Akin as Partner in Media & Entertainment, bringing extensive expertise in entertainment law. Her appointment strengthens Akin’s commitment to innovative media solutions.