September 2019

Climate Change Takes Center Stage: This Week in the 2020 Race

A lot happened on the presidential campaign trail this week. Here’s our weekly catch-up on the 2020 election and the Democratic field, which is still 20 candidates strong. We got a climate debate, sort of The Democratic National Committee refused to hold the climate-focused presidential debate that Gov. Jay Inslee of Washington and several other

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Bethany Shipsey: Dad confronts seller of diet pills that killed daughter

Doug Shipsey’s 21-year-old daughter Bethany died after taking an overdose of diet pills containing dinitrophenol (DNP) in 2017. The BBC’s Adina Campbell accompanied him to Ukraine, where it’s not illegal to produce or sell DNP. He wanted to confront the man who he believed sold her the drugs online. DNP is a highly toxic fat-burning

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Filmmakers Reimagine Freddie Mercury Song As Powerful Allegory For HIV And AIDS

Filmmakers Esteban Bravo and Beth David hoped to honor Queen frontman Freddie Mercury in colorful style with their latest project.  A straightforward homage, however, didn’t seem appropriate. Working with Universal Music’s Dave Rocco, the pair reimagined Mercury’s song “Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow” as an animated short that tells an allegorical, queer-inclusive love story.  Released Thursday

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Williams goes for No. 24 again vs Andreescu in US Open final

Serena Williams lost her temper and then lost the match when she played for last year’s U.S. Open championship. She gets another chance Saturday night, again seeking a record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title when she faces 19-year-old Canadian Bianca Andreescu. The 37-year-old Williams has lost all three major finals she has reached since returning

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Crop circle ‘inventor’s’ son talks about father’s legacy

The son of the man who first created mysterious crop circles has spoken about his father’s legacy and how he discovered the truth. Despite conspiracy theorists being convinced that aliens were behind the phenomenon, the crop circle mystery was finally solved in 1987. The tricksters who spent 10 years making them in the 70s and

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Eagles built a room in the Linc for fans with sensory needs

If the chorus of “Fly! Eagles! Fly!” or “E-A-G-L-E-S” chants become too overwhelming for any fan with sensory needs at Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia Eagles took a big step to make sure they don’t have to leave the game or event. The Eagles partnered with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and nonprofit KultureCity in the

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‘Calm Down, Sir!’ Meghan McCain Slaps Viewer Who Backs Pam Anderson In Assange Debate

Meghan McCain and former “Baywatch” star Pamela Anderson went head-to-head in a heated exchange over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on “The View” Friday. McCain blasted Assange as a “cyber terrorist” while Anderson staunchly defended the man she has become close to. She instead attacked questionable actions by the America military that Assange exposed in his

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