The 52 Places Traveler A little behind-the-scenes peek into his strange, but wonderful, day-to-day. Aug 20, 2019 Our columnist, Sebastian Modak, is visiting each destination on our 52 Places to Go in 2019 list. With a visit to Golfo Paradiso in Italy, where he ate divinely with new friends, he officially passed the halfway mark […]
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Germany’s foreign minister says he’s “grateful” for Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg’s climate protests. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Tuesday — one year after Thunberg first staged a protest in front of the Swedish parliament — that she was addressing “the biggest crisis of humanity.” Maas said on Twitter that the 16-year-old “also shows what can
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Wendy Anderson, the wife of Arkansas State coach Blake Anderson, has died after a two-year fight with breast cancer. Blake Anderson says his wife died Monday night, just hours after the school announced he would be taking a leave of absence. He said on Twitter : “She passed as peacefully & gracefully as you could
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption‘Why me? I had ovarian cancer at 14’ When 14-year-old Kelliyah started experiencing severe abdominal pain, she initially blamed it on one too many fizzy drinks and a lack of exercise. She lived with the persistent symptoms for weeks before going to hospital. But once she did,
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Ashley Graham, who announced days ago that she is pregnant with her first child with husband Justin Ervin, shared an empowering nude selfie on Sunday that revealed her stretch marks. “Same same but a little different,” the model wrote in the caption of her Instagram post, which drew praise from her celebrity friends and fans
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook has long relied on algorithms to select news stories for its users to see. Now the social network wants to rely on something else for the same task, too: humans. Specifically, Facebook plans to hire a team of editors to work on a news initiative called News Tab, which is its
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Dakota Hudson and two relievers combined on a one-hitter, and Paul DeJong homered to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers 3-0 Monday night in a series opener between NL Central contenders. Yasmani Grandal’s ground-rule double with two outs in the eighth inning off Giovanny Gallegos was Milwaukee’s only hit. Hudson was lifted
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The government’s policy on freedom of movement will “create chaos” and be “very problematic for business” shadow home secretary Diane Abbott has said. EU nationals “will be in the exact same position as the Windrush people” and will not have the paperwork to prove they are here “perfectly legally”, she added. The Windrush scandal saw
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Image copyright Nia Gore Image caption Mair Gore’s family said she had to wait five hours to get the drugs needed to stop her stroke getting worse A family claim the Welsh Government is “playing with people’s lives” after axing ambulance waiting time targets to reach suspected stroke victims. Mair Gore’s family said she was
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Image copyright Apple Image caption The first proper trailer for The Morning Show was released on Monday One of the most popular subjects for TV shows in recent years has been TV shows themselves. Whether it’s 30 Rock, The Newsroom or Episodes, audience appetite series which go behind the scenes of the media industry seems
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