New York Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams says he and his coaching staff don’t instruct players to use dirty tactics against opponents, as Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. accuses. Williams said Friday he has never told any players to take cheap shots, and his defenses play within the NFL’s rules. Beckham accused Williams […]
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In a moment that combined political theater and performance art, Hillary Clinton was reunited with her emails at an exhibition in Italy this week. And she wants Republicans to know it. “Someone alert the House G.O.P.,” she wrote on Twitter on Thursday, captioning a picture of her seated with reams of paper that were part
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A drinking water crisis in New Jersey’s biggest city is bringing new attention to an old problem: Millions of homes across the U.S. get their water through pipes made of toxic lead, which can leach out and poison children if the water isn’t treated with the right mix of chemicals. Replacing those lead pipes is
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Millie Bobby Brown is apologizing for one of the “Stranger Things” we’ve seen in the beauty space this year. The “Godzilla” actor came under fire for publishing a video last week of her supposedly replicating her nighttime skin care routine to support her new vegan skin care line, Florence by Mills. In the YouTube clip,
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Rescue workers saved thousands of people from rising waters Friday as record rainfall pounded southeastern Spain, a deluge that authorities said killed at least four people and closed down airports, trains, roads and schools. The storm that slammed into the Mediterranean coastal regions of Valencia, Murcia and eastern Andalusia on Thursday and Friday left more
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In response to the House committee’s information requests, representatives of the companies mainly pointed to past statements they have already made. The companies have consistently said they would cooperate with the federal and state investigations, and that they would seek to demonstrate that they operate in dynamic, highly competitive markets. In a statement, Representative David
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Kyle Rudolph is now in his ninth season with the Minnesota Vikings, the team that drafted him in 2011. He’s had a stable career with just that franchise, but he was involved in at least one significant trade. In his father’s fantasy keeper league. “My dad actually did not draft me when I came out,”
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WASHINGTON — Lawyers for the former F.B.I. deputy director Andrew G. McCabe, a frequent target of President Trump, have asked federal prosecutors whether a secret grand jury refused to indict him, which would be a sign that the government is struggling to make a case against him. In a letter sent late on Thursday, defense
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U.S. stocks gave a mixed performance in midday trading on Friday as health care, banks and industrial companies gained ground and offset a decline in technology stocks. Still, stocks are on track for their third straight weekly gain, having been bolstered in prior sessions by an easing of tensions in the U.S.-China trade war. Bond
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Image copyright Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Image caption Charlotte Smith met Dr Asher Lewinsohn, who helped to save her life A toddler who choked on a piece of chicken has been reunited with the medical staff who saved her life. Charlotte Smith, two, was taken ill during lunch while at nursery in Hitchin, Hertfordshire,
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