August 2019

Roman Polanski Insists People Know Nothing About His Rape Conviction

Director Roman Polanski, who is in the midst of a press tour promoting his new film about a man wrongly accused of espionage, said in an interview ahead of the Venice Film Festival that most people don’t understand anything about his child rape conviction. Polanski, who is still getting his films funded despite the rise of

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Trump Authorizes a Space Command. Next, He Wants a Space Force.

WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday authorized the creation of the United States Space Command, citing the need for a centralized unit to protect American interests in what he called “the next war-fighting domain.” He described the command as a precursor to the Space Force, a sixth branch of the military that he has promised

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Warsaw sewage plant malfunction contaminates Vistula river

Polish authorities on Thursday were warning residents in cities along the Vistula river that runs into the Baltic Sea of a “crisis” situation after Warsaw’s new sewage collection plant malfunctioned. The health minister and local authorities said they have been closely monitoring the levels of contamination north of the Polish capital, including by nitrogen, since

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LeBron James’ Sweet Note To Wife Savannah: I ‘Got All The Luck In The World’

LeBron James shared a sweet message to his wife, Savannah, a philanthropist, in a post on social media on Wednesday, after the couple celebrated Savannah’s birthday earlier this week.  “Some got no luck and some got all the luck in the world,” the Los Angeles Laker wrote in an Instagram caption accompanied by a photo of Savannah.

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Politics of climate change put corporations in tough spot

The polarizing politics of climate change have forced companies to choose between supporting the Trump administration’s deregulation policies that could boost profits or opposing them to win over environmentally conscious consumers. That dynamic played out again Thursday when President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency sought to revoke regulations on methane gas emissions from oil facilities.

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Iowa’s ‘Virtual’ Caucuses Are Set to Be Canceled Over Hacking Fears

WASHINGTON — The Democratic National Committee is planning to block Iowa Democrats’ plans to allow some caucusgoers to vote by phone next year, bowing to security concerns about the process being hacked, according to four people with knowledge of the decision. The committee’s announcement, expected to come by Friday afternoon in the form of a

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