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1. Travel ban

The third time just may be the charm for President Trump's travel ban. The Supreme Court will a llow this latest version of the ban to take effect while the legal fight over it winds through the lower courts. This ban places restrictions on foreign nationals from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Syria, Venezuela, Somalia and Yemen . It's the first time justices have allowed any edition of the ban to go forward in its entirety, and some observers see this as a sign the Supremes are more likely in the future to rule in its favor.

2. Roy Moore

What a difference a month makes. For much of November, it seemed like Roy Moore's Senate campaign in Alabama was a sinking ship. Now it's December, and it's full steam ahead after President Trump endorsed him , Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell softened his tone and the RNC is giving Moore money again

So, what made the GOP look beyond the sexual harassment and assault claims against Moore? Old-fashioned politics. Polls show a very tight race, and the GOP really can't afford to lose a single Senate seat if it wants to move its agenda forward. There is still at least one influential dissenting voice on the right, though. Mitt Romney tweeted that Moore's election would be a "stain on the GOP" and no victory was worth "losing our honor."

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3. Paul Manafort

4. Yemen

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5. Net neutrality

The FCC is due to vote next week on a repeal of net neutrality rules, but Democrats want it delayed. They say there's evidence that more than a million comments submitted to the FCC on the issue were fake. And New York's attorney general says stolen IDs of Americans were used to make the fake comments. Dems want all this looked at before a vote. Rules now bar Internet providers from speeding up or slowing down traffic to and from specific sites and apps. Proposed rules would allow that as long as it's publicly disclosed.

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Madame President

"House of Cards" will come back for one last, eight-episode season that will star Robin Wright and totally cut out Kevin Spacey.

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Crossover appeal

PBS is looking for a replacement for Charlie Rose and it's found one, at least temporarily. CNN's "Amanpour" will air on PBS on an interim basis

Frozen out

That "Frozen" short featuring Olaf that runs before "Coco" is being dumped . Probably because that "short" is a not-so-short 21 minutes long.

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The robots are coming

Yes, they'll probably take all of our jobs, but at least they'll be helpful in the kitchen , where they can put their voice technology and 3D printers to good use.

WHAT'S FOR LUNCH

'Beneath the Skin'

Cuts covered her son's body after he was shot dead by a police officer in Chicago, and Cynthia Lane wants answers. CNN's Rosa Flores investigates. Watch Episode 1 of "Beneath the Skin," a three-part CNN Digital series.

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Ridin' the rails