San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan doesn’t see a whole lot of value in a four-game preseason. So with several players, including first-round draft pick Nick Bosa and running back Jerick McKinnon nursing injuries, and others such as quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo coming back from one, the 49ers aren’t expected to play many front-line guys in their […]
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FORT DODGE, Iowa — At least four Democratic presidential candidates called on Walmart on Friday to stop selling guns after the mass shooting at one of the company’s stores in El Paso last weekend. “The weapons they sell are killing their own customers and employees,” Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts wrote on Twitter on Friday
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Stocks moved broadly lower on Wall Street Friday as investors again retreated to safer holdings in a market racked by fear and anxiety over trade disputes. This week has been especially turbulent as investors and central banks react to the escalating trade war between the U.S. and China. The lingering conflict looms large over the
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Tie-Dye Ruled This Week’s Most Outrageous Celebrity Looks | HuffPost Life Tie-dye is having more than just a moment ― it’s having an entire renaissance. It’s on the shelves, it was on Jason Sudeikis, and it’s on the red carpet in more colorful ways than one. This week’s installment of most outrageous looks boasts two
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Image copyright DCMS Image caption Claude Monet, Le Palais Ducal, 1908 A “spellbinding” Monet painting has been blocked from leaving the UK by the government in an attempt to find a buyer who can keep it in the country. The 1908 work Le Palais Ducal had been in the same family for almost 100 years
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PHILLIP ISLAND, Australia — It’s a magical sight: Just as the light begins to vanish, thousands of tiny penguins waddle out of the surf on an island in southeastern Australia, then head up the beach and along well-worn paths toward their burrows. The “penguin parade” has been a major attraction since the 1920s, when tourists
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The Ohio State defense seemed to hit rock bottom in a confounding loss to unranked Purdue in the eighth game last season. But the weaknesses that led to the 49-20 blowout by the Boilermakers Oct. 21 were on display most of the season, masked by a high-scoring Buckeyes offense. Many players from that much-maligned 2018
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday said he was committed to passing new laws for background checks on gun purchases and said the time was now for lawmakers to come together and do something, as he left the White House for a political fund-raiser in Southampton followed by a vacation at his golf club in
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WASHINGTON, Aug 9 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump said on Friday he has received a “very beautiful letter” on Thursday from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and added that he could have another meeting with him. Speaking to reporters, Trump did not say when such a meeting would take place. North Korea has been testing missiles despite a
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On a field trip to the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Ashish Bibireddy put on headphones and scrolled through a jukebox of music from an influential 1927 recording session. Bibireddy and nine other medical students had already been biking and rafting on their visit to rural Appalachia organized by a nearby medical college. But it
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