When the Tampa Bay Lightning woke up on Jan. 3 atop the NHL standings, the St. Louis Blues were dead last. Tampa had won 31 of its first 39 games, while St. Louis had won just 15 of its first 37. The Lightning staked themselves to 30-point lead on the Blues before the season’s halfway […]
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The administration relents, sending the whistle-blower complaint to Capitol Hill. The acting director of national intelligence, under pressure from Congress to release the full complaint of a whistle-blower who touched off the Ukraine impeachment furor, was to have handed over the document to the House Intelligence Committee at 4 p.m., according to a congressional aide.
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U.S. stocks rebounded from an early slide Wednesday afternoon after encouraging housing data and remarks by President Donald Trump indicating a trade deal with China could happen soon put investors in a buying mood. Strong gains from technology companies and banks helped brush off the market’s downbeat start as traders continued to weigh the implications
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Rhode Island became the latest state to restrict e-cigarettes Wednesday when Gov. Gina Raimondo signed an executive order banning the sale of flavored vaping products. The ban was motivated by a desire to protect children, the Democrat said. “I hear from parents and teachers and coaches that the use of flavored e-cigarettes among teenagers and
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Adam Lambert is ready to unleash his superpower. And for the singer, it’s a straightforward, yet powerful one. “My superpower is being me,” Lambert told HuffPost at Build Series. Being true to himself is a concept that Lambert channels in “Superpower,” his new single and one of the tracks on his upcoming EP, “Velvet: Side
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Police fired tear gas and water cannon on Tuesday at demonstrators outside the Indonesian parliament. They were among tens of thousands in cities nationwide protesting against proposed new legislation that would ban sex before marriage. The bill would outlaw most abortions and make insulting the president illegal. The bill has been delayed, but the protesters,
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Davey Alba, who covers disinformation, discussed the tech she’s using. You joined The Times in August. How does the tech setup in The Times newsroom differ from other places that you’ve worked? One thing that’s unique about working in
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There’s a growing trend at Atlantic Coast Conference football games: alcohol sales to the general public. Now everyone can enjoy their beverage of choice at most ACC stadiums, not just boosters and donors. Many ACC schools have made alcoholic beverages available in suites and special club areas for years. Some schools started selling beer and
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told Parliament the Supreme Court was “wrong” to rule that the decision to prorogue Parliament was unlawful. In his first statement to the House of Commons since the ruling, he said Parliament was “gridlocked and paralysed”, and accused opposition MPs of “selfishness and political cowardice” in not being willing to
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If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night with a charley horse, then you know what a pain these leg cramps can be. Charley horse is a colloquial term for a sudden, intense muscle contraction that often occurs in the calf, thigh or foot during sleep. More than half of adults report
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