The Latest on the criminal case of William Strampel, a former Michigan State University dean who had oversight of now-imprisoned sports doctor Larry Nassar (all times local): 11:32 a.m. A judge has ordered a former Michigan State University dean who had oversight of now-imprisoned sports doctor Larry Nassar to serve up to a year in […]
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Shares of newspaper publisher The New York Times Co. slid Wednesday after the company said a key profit measure slipped, revenue missed Wall Street expectations and it warned of challenging times in digital advertising for the remainder of the year. The company continued to add digital-only subscriptions in the second quarter — it has been
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An increase in U.S. women using pot during pregnancy has prompted new government-funded research aiming to resolve questions about whether it might harm the fetus and lead to brain damage. One of the studies is at the University of Washington in Seattle. Researchers there are enrolling women who are already using pot early in pregnancy.
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The host set up the bit by inviting the crowd to ask him real questions about himself and the show ― but the proceedings turned tense when a few planted guests did over-the-top and downright-bad impersonations of the British host. It was all a lark, of course, but Corden has a way of making moments
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Image copyright EPA Image caption Mr Trump brushed off worries in the financial markets US share prices tumbled at the start of trading as investors fled riskier assets on fears about a trade war and the impact on the global economy. India, Thailand and New Zealand cut interest rates overnight, prompting a fresh Twitter attack
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Stop-motion animation has been around since the 1800s and still flourishes in the works of studios like Aardman Animations, the force behind “Wallace & Gromit” and other creations. With stop motion, you make an inanimate object “move” by snapping a photo and then stopping to subtly adjust the object’s position before taking the next shot.
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Valentine Holmes was as massive a star in Australia as he could have ever imagined. The standout winger and fullback for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks of the National Rugby League was recognized wherever he went, with die-hard fans donning his team’s jersey and wide-eyed youngsters wanting to play just like him. And then, Holmes stunningly left
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If You Love Le Labo’s Santal 33 Fragrance, Try These Affordable Dupes Instead | HuffPost Life There is no fragrance like Le Labo’s Santal 33. While perhaps not talked about today as often as it was in 2015 ― when The New York Times called it the “perfume you smell everywhere” ― its staying power
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Image copyright HBO Image caption Zendaya started out on such Disney Channel shows as Shake It Up and KC Undercover A hard-hitting new drama has made its UK debut having whipped up a storm in the US with its graphic depictions of sex, self-harm and drug abuse. Euphoria, which had its UK premiere on Sky
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Image copyright Getty Images The UK’s decades-long membership of the Interrail scheme, which allows people to travel around Europe on a single train ticket, is to end. From January 2020, UK rail journeys will no longer be covered by either the Interrail or Eurail passes, said Rail Delivery Group (RDG), which represents UK train operators.
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