World's biggest iceberg heads north after escaping vortex

The world's biggest iceberg is drifting towards the Atlantic Ocean after being stuck near Antarctica.

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One of world soccer's biggest matches comes as both teams are struggling

For the first time in a long time, this Manchester derby will feature two Davids and no Goliath.
NBC News - 8h
Scientists suspect specimen of world's rarest whale died from head injuries

Scientists suspect the first complete specimen ever recorded of the world’s rarest whale died from head injuries
ABC News - 1d
Thamel: Bill Belichick, North Carolina and college football's new world

Is Bill Belichick ready for a new challenge at North Carolina? Here's why changes to the college football landscape make it a natural fit.
ESPN - 3h
Bill Belichick will reportedly be North Carolina's next head football coach

Belichick has never coached in college during his nearly 50 years in the profession.
Yahoo Sports - 3d
Head of Syria's biggest rebel faction in first appearance since Assad's fall calls it "a victory to the Islamic nation."

Head of Syria's biggest rebel faction in first appearance since Assad's fall calls it "a victory to the Islamic nation."
ABC News - 6d
The Witcher's Gwent Card Game Is Heading To The Real World

The world of The Witcher is full of monsters, madmen, and mages, but when Geralt isn't on the trail of any of those, the man knows how to wind down with a game of Gwent. The two-player card game ...
GameSpot - Dec. 6
WATCH: Robot vacuum cleaner escapes from California home after earthquake

Residents had a good laugh after Thursday's earthquake struck the region when a robotic vacuum cleaner got disconnected from its base and was roaming the streets.
ABC News - Dec. 6
Trump heads to France as world leaders seek to curry favor

President-elect Trump is holding court with foreign leaders as they seek to gain influence and insight into his mindset before he takes office, with the expectation that the Trump administration ...
The Hill - Dec. 6
How the world’s biggest offshore wind company was blown off course

Denmark’s Ørsted was once seen as a model for how oil and gas giants could go green. Its recent troubles suggest that things may not be so easy
Financial Times - Dec. 5