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Stan Lee, the creative dynamo who revolutionized the comic book and helped make billions for Hollywood by introducing human frailties in Marvel superheroes such as Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the Incredible Hulk, is dead at 95. (Nov. 12)
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New federal guidelines on exercise advise starting sooner to get children active. Physical activity guidelines used to start at age 6, but the advice released Monday recommends involving kids as young as 3 in active play. (Nov. 12)
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Here’s the latest for Monday, Nov. 12: California wildfire damage assessments rise; Florida continues mandatory machine election recount; Israel and Hamas exchange heavy fire; Comic book genius Stan Lee dies.
Mira Sorvino believes the key to eradicating sexual misconduct lies more in preventative education than in “naming and shaming” the perpetrators. (Nov. 12)
De Blasio marks 17-years since crash of flight 587
The recount of Florida’s razor-thin Senate and gubernatorial races has gotten off to a bumpy start with some mishaps and litigation. (Nov. 12)
Urging all sides to “ramp down the rhetoric,” a Florida judge on Monday denied a request by Gov. Rick Scott’s Senate campaign to impound voting machines, saying he’s seen no evidence of wrongdoing in the vote counting in Broward County. (Nov. 12)
Retired Army paratrooper Richard Ojeda chose Veterans Day to unveil his bid for the presidency in 2020. The Democratic state senator from West Virginia made the announcement Monday at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Nov. 12)
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ABBA founder Bjorn Ulvaeus recalls his first ever live performance – dressed as a cowboy aged eight. (Nov. 12)
Superstar DJ David Guetta looks back on his early live performances and how a trip to London in 1988 changed his life forever. (Nov. 12)