The Pentagon said on Thursday that it was delaying the award of a hotly contested $10 billion contract for a new generation of computing services for the military until the secretary of defense, Mark T. Esper, could review the matter. The announcement came just a week after Mr. Esper’s confirmation and two weeks after President […]
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A charity says paying for sex is a choice for disabled people, but shouldn’t be the only option. Enhance the UK has told the BBC more needs to be done to normalise sex among those living with a disability. Disabled blogger Alex Squires has paid for sex in the past. The 29-year-old from Lincoln says
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Actor Jason Momoa and pop star Bruno Mars are returning to their island roots by showing their support for Native Hawaiian activists protesting a massive telescope project planned for the Mauna Kea mountain on Hawaii’s Big Island. Draped in traditional garb and lei, or a wreath made of ti leaves, Momoa and his 10-year-old son joined
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Image copyright MinkeeBlue Image caption Sherrill Mosee has seen import tariffs more than double on the bags she imports from China “I’ve been building my business, and growing it year after year, and then this happened,” says Sherrill Mosee, who is one of the many who’ve been caught in the crossfire of the US and
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In 2015, Representative Adam Kinzinger had an unusual visitor at his constituent office inside a bus station in Rockford, Ill. A woman from India had flown to meet Mr. Kinzinger, claiming that she had developed a relationship with him on Facebook. “She waited around in that bus station for two weeks for me to show
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Saints quarterback Drew Brees doesn’t see himself and Pelicans rookie forward Zion Williamson as an odd couple from different generations and sports. Brees sees key parallels in the timing of each of their arrivals on New Orleans’ pro sports scene, and is eager to share what he’s learned if it can help Williamson understand the
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Much of the immigration discussion on both nights focused not on how to comprehensively address the issue but a much more narrow concern: whether the government should subsidize health insurance for people who are in the country illegally. Just 38 percent of Americans said that government health care should be available to undocumented immigrants, according
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Spending on U.S. construction projects fell in June by the largest amount in seven months, reflecting weakness in home building, nonresidential construction and the largest drop in government projects in 17 years. The Commerce Department said Thursday that spending fell 1.3% in June. It followed a 0.5% decline in May and was the biggest drop
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Jonathan Knowles via Getty ImagesIs gel moisturizer the secret to your summer skin care routine? When summer rolls around, you probably swap out your full-coverage foundation for a lighter tinted moisturizer and get a fresh tube of waterproof mascara that won’t smudge
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Image copyright Jacob King/PA Wire Image caption Actor Mark Jordon arrives at court with his partner and Emmerdale co-star Laura Norton An Emmerdale actor bit a pensioner’s face in “sheer panic and fear” after being attacked by him, a court heard. Mark Jordon, 54, who plays Daz Spencer, is accused of assaulting Andrew Potts, 68,
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