HOUSTON — A groan erupted at a debate watch party at Texas Southern University last week as former vice president Joseph R. Biden Jr. got a question about slavery and racism and gave an answer about Venezuela and record players. But amid that exasperation, some students channeled their inner Beltway operatives and began a targeted […]
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When California lawmakers passed a worker-protection bill essentially requiring Uber and Lyft to treat drivers as employees, it was thanks in part to a little-known group called Rideshare Drivers United. Uber and Lyft had hoped for a deal with organized labor exempting them from the measure, and the Teamsters and the Service Employees International Union
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. NBC via Getty ImagesRachel Green with her assistant, Tag Jones, at Ralph Lauren. Go on a break from what you’re doing and check this out: 15 years after Jennifer Aniston’s character Rachel Green got fired (and re-hired) from her job at Ralph
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“Thank God Trump never keeps his promises,” Colbert said. “Never has. In fact, Eric is still waiting by the front door to go to Disney World.” Then, Colbert broke out an impersonation of a very dejected Eric Trump, still waiting for dad to bring him to Florida ― complete with his own Disney song: REAL
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Researchers from more than a dozen nations prepared Friday to launch the biggest and most complex expedition ever attempted in the central Arctic — a yearlong journey through the ice they hope will improve the scientific models that underpin our understanding of climate change. The 140-million euro ($158 million) expedition will see 600 scientists from
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Von Miller has dealt with sack droughts before, but never this early in the season. “I always get them at the end of the year,” Miller told The Associated Press following his unusually somber weekly appearance at the podium Wednesday. “I guess it bothers you a little bit more at the beginning of the year
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Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox. Perhaps it was inevitable that someone who helped create the first reality TV White House would salsa his way into an actual reality show. Clad in a shiny, neon-green ruffled shirt, like a pirate ready to storm a Celine Dion show, the former White House
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World shares were mixed on Friday, while India’s benchmark jumped more than 5% after the government announced plans to cut corporate taxes. Germany’s DAX fell 0.1% to 12,440.12 and the CAC 40 in France lost 2.9 points to 5,656.24. Britain’s FTSE 100 gave up 0.3% to 7,334.05. Wall Street looked set for gains, however, with
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption “Emergency” loans cost hospitals £185m in interest paid back to the government in 2018-19 Hospitals in England are “lurching” from month to month on “emergency” government loans to cover costs, a think tank has said. The Nuffield Trust said some NHS hospitals had to cut spending on patients to
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Laura Ingraham has a really weird idea of what’s going on over in Hollywood these days, and also seems to misunderstand the purpose of some articles of clothing. While discussing what Ingraham called “The War On Men” on Fox News’ “Ingraham Angle” segment Wednesday, the opinion personality slammed the “theory of toxic masculinity,” which she said is
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