In 1964, Stanley Kubrick, on the recommendation of the science-fiction author Arthur C. Clarke, bought a telescope. “He got this Questar and he attached one of his cameras to it,” remembers Katharina Kubrick, the filmmaker’s stepdaughter. “On a night where there was a lunar eclipse, he dragged us all out onto the balcony and we […]
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New England Patriots player Elandon Roberts is condemning his treatment by a Texas sheriff’s deputy heard on dash-cam video referring to Roberts as a “big black male” during a March traffic stop. The Fort Bend County deputy also is heard telling a colleague that Roberts “wouldn’t comply” with an order to get back into his
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The increase in disasters has outpaced the agency’s efforts to bring on more people. In a statement, FEMA spokeswoman Abigail Dennis said the agency has increased its ranks of disaster responders by more than one-quarter since Hurricane Harvey in 2017. She added that FEMA can draw on staff from other federal agencies, as well as
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FYI, HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Some deals are time sensitive, so prices are subject to change. d3sign via Getty ImagesThere are a lot of sales going on that coincide with Prime Day 2019. Here are the ones not to miss. Amazon officially announced that Prime Day
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Just as quickly as Amanda Seyfried started an Instagram feud with an influencer, the “Mamma Mia” actress backtracked and apologized for doing so in the first place. Seyfried wrote an apology to Arielle Charnas, also known to her followers as Something Navy, after the influencer posted a bikini photo earlier this week saying, “Proud of my
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That was Tiger Woods in his red shirt on Sunday at the Masters. That was Tiger Woods slipping on the green jacket. But it’s not the same Tiger Woods. The evidence has less to do with how he plays — still plenty good to beat the best in the world on the biggest stage —
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WASHINGTON — The House voted Friday to curb President Trump’s ability to strike Iran militarily on Friday, adopting a bipartisan provision that would require the president to get Congress’s approval before authorizing military force against Tehran. The 251-170 vote reflects lawmakers’ growing desire to take back long-ceded authority over matters of war and peace from
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When South Carolina passed a law last year to provide pregnant workers and new mothers with more protections in the workplace, it was driven by an unlikely alliance: supporters of abortion rights working alongside religious groups that oppose them. “We were all on the same page pragmatically,” said Ashley Crary Lidow, associate director of policy
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We’ve all fantasized about the day we quit working for good. But have you given serious thought to where you’ll live in retirement? The idea of spending life as a retiree in a quaint New England cottage or sunny California condo might seem appealing, but that might not be your best option, according to the
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Image copyright Chris Payne Image caption The freshly-tweaked production of Tuesday runs at Saint Augustine’s Church in Pendlebury until 21 July. A disabled talent agency has criticised a theatre company for rewriting one of its characters, who was initially in a wheelchair, calling it “insensitive.” The play, Tuesday, was tweaked after being told by Manchester
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