WASHINGTON — President Trump has been playing down his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the wealthy financier under federal indictment on charges of sexually trafficking and abusing girls, but at least one night they shared together in the company of dozens of N.F.L. cheerleaders was documented on camera. A newly unearthed video from 1992 shows Mr. […]
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Reminder: You are not a robot. Everyone gets exhausted from working too much ― and you are no exception. That’s where a mental health day can come to the rescue. Research shows that Americans rarely take time off from work, yet there are so many benefits to taking some space from the confines of your
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“The Bachelorette” be damned, because Sarah Hyland is getting her own happy ending with boyfriend and onetime reality star Wells Adams. The couple announced their engagement Tuesday on Instagram after nearly two years of dating with a beachside photo shoot. “That can’t eat, can’t sleep, reach for the stars, over the fence, world series kind of
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BRUSSELS (AP) — While the U.S. Congress talks about reining in big tech companies, Europe is taking action. The European Union said Wednesday it is investigating whether Amazon uses data from independent retailers to gain an unfair advantage, a decision that could lead to changes in how the internet’s biggest marketplace works. The move echoes
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The roar of a jet engine, the vroom of a car, the vibration of a moving ship. These sounds and sensations, commonly associated with travel and motion, share a common source: fossil fuel-powered engines. But as regulators and businesses around the world try to reduce carbon emissions, airplanes, automobiles and ships are going electric. It’s
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Daniel Victor, a reporter in Hong Kong who covers news in Asia and overnight news in the United States, discussed the tech he’s using. What are your most important tech tools for doing your job? My desktop assaults me
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Former Auburn University assistant basketball coach Chuck Person has avoided prison in a bribery scandal that has touched some of the biggest schools in college basketball. Person was sentenced on Wednesday to 200 hours of community service during the two years the Probation Department will supervise him. Judge Loretta A. Preska said “no purpose would
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A Tory MP praised the record of Theresa May in tackling the abuse of animals. Sir Oliver Heald cited her help in bringing forward Finn’s Law, making it an offence to cause unnecessary suffering to a service animal in England and Wales. Theresa May said there was “no place” for animal cruelty in British society,
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Stock indexes were posting slight losses in afternoon trading on Wall Street Wednesday as a sharp drop for railroad operator CSX pulled other industrial companies lower. Banks were also falling as investors worry that lower interest rates will hurt their profits going forward. Investors expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at a meeting
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U.S. overdose deaths last year likely fell for the first time in nearly three decades, preliminary statistics suggest. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday posted the provisional numbers showing nearly 68,000 drug overdose deaths were reported last year. The number may go up as more investigations are completed, but the agency expects
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