A proposal to connect two Lake Tahoe ski resorts with a 2.2-mile-long (3.5-kilometer-long) gondola has moved closer to final approval. Placer County’s approval of the project on Tuesday is one of the “last crucial steps” toward linking Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, said Ron Cohen, president of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows. The Sierra Sun reports […]
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If you’re one of Facebook‘s more than 2 billion users, are you any better off now than you were before the Federal Trade Commission imposed new privacy restrictions and a $5 billion fine on the company this week? Interested in Facebook? Add Facebook as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Facebook
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Aaron Rodgers says he and first-year Packers coach Matt LaFleur are friends. He also says building that chemistry on the field will take a lot of time and patience. The two-time NFL MVP spoke Thursday following Green Bay’s first practice of training camp, and he said he still needs more time to feel comfortable with
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WASHINGTON — The House Oversight Committee voted Thursday to authorize a subpoena for all work-related texts and emails sent or received by White House officials on personal accounts, part of a long-running probe into whether senior administration aides have violated federal records laws by using private messaging services for official business. The 23-to–16 vote, divided
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Airlines are tallying up the damage and talking to Boeing about compensation for the grounding of the troubled 737 Max jet. On Thursday, two of the three large U.S. airlines that own Max jets updated their estimates of how the plane is hurting their bottom lines. American Airlines said its 2019 earnings will be reduced
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Well, that’s one way to address rumors of a breakup. Days after reports circulated that “Riverdale” co-stars Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart had called it quits after two years together, the pair can be found vamping it up on the August cover of W Magazine and slamming the “reliable sources” that spelled their demise. The two, who
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Even ice cream, Italian gelato or Popsicles couldn’t help this time. Temperature records that had stood for decades or even just hours fell minute by minute Thursday afternoon and Europeans and tourists alike jumped into fountains, lakes, rivers or the sea to escape a suffocating heat wave rising up from the Sahara. On a day
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Chris Hughes used to huddle with Mark Zuckerberg in a Harvard dorm room building Facebook from scratch. Now, he’s huddling with regulators to explain why Facebook needs to be broken up. In recent weeks, Mr. Hughes has joined two leading antitrust academics, Scott Hemphill of New York University and Tim Wu of Columbia University, in
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Odell Beckham Jr. put on a show for Browns fans and perhaps gave the NFL a preview of things to come. The Pro Bowl wide receiver made two highlight-reel catches on the first day of training camp, delighting a capacity crowd that was lined up outside the gates several hours before they opened. Pairing ex-Giants
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DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds has said the confidence and supply agreement between his party and the Conservatives needs to be “refreshed and restored” after Boris Johnson became prime minister. The DUP has propped up a minority Conservative government since the 2017 general election, when it agreed the deal with Mr Johnson’s predecessor Theresa May.
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