Stocks overcame an early stumble and closed broadly higher Wednesday as the market more than made up its losses from a day earlier. Retailers, health care and industrial companies notched solid gains. Financial and energy stocks also helped power the rally. The two sectors have taken the heaviest losses this month as fear that the […]
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Between airport security and weekend getaways, chances are your travel bag underwent some damage this summer. If you’re looking to replace it with something a bit smaller and lightweight than your Away suitcase before the fall festivities and holiday travel, you’re in
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Tired of attending public events with your spouse? Take a page out of Priyanka Chopra’s “Guide to PDA When You’re Not Even In The Same Building” and just photoshop yourself into key moments to remind everyone that, yes, you are still married. The Jonas Brothers made their return to the MTV Video Music Awards on Monday
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From towering giraffes to bottom-feeding sharks and many species in between, endangered species got new protections under an agreement finalized Wednesday by most of the world’s countries at a conference on saving plants and animals from the ravages of international trade. The 11-day World Wildlife Conference on updating a convention known as CITES, which aims
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The brother-in-law of a minor league baseball pitcher killed the athlete’s wife, toddler son and mother-in-law before he was apprehended naked during a manhunt in a tiny southern Virginia community, authorities said Wednesday. Matthew Thomas Bernard, an 18-year-old relative of the victims, was arrested after police warned of a dangerous gunman on the loose upon
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who presented herself in the presidential race as a champion of women and families, said Wednesday that she was withdrawing from the Democratic primary after failing to qualify for a third debate next month — a development she described as fatal to her candidacy. Ms. Gillibrand said in an
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. I’m not even going to try to deny it: If there’s one beauty product I can’t live without, it’s the sheet mask. And while I’m sure my sunscreen, moisturizer and retinol oil would probably like to have a word, I can’t seem
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Gabrielle Union isn’t afraid of showing how much she loves hubby Dwyane Wade. On Tuesday, the actress attended the “America’s Got Talent” Season 14 live show and walked the red carpet at the Dolby Theatre wearing a dress covered in a print featuring an image of the basketball star as a child. Rodin Eckenroth via Getty
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Gardner Minshew’s success was something of a pleasant surprise last season for Washington State. Now the Cougars will look to his backup, Anthony Gordon. Washington State was one of several Pac-12 teams that went through a quarterback competition before the season. Washington was similarly tasked with replacing Jake Browning, while Oregon State’s Jake Luton was
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WASHINGTON — A secret cyberattack against Iran in June wiped out a critical database used by Iran’s paramilitary arm to plot attacks against oil tankers and degraded Tehran’s ability to covertly target shipping traffic in the Persian Gulf, at least temporarily, according to senior American officials. Iran is still trying to recover information destroyed in
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