For years, HuffPost Parents has shared the beauty of the birth experience through the lens of talented photographers. In a new series, we’re focusing on one story at a time, honoring the many different ways babies come into the world and the beauty of every family’s story. This week, we’re hearing from Sara Peach, 36, […]
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And the crowd went wild. Audience members broke out into an extended ovation, then rose to their feet, cheering for 40 seconds: Pelosi had resisted growing calls from within her caucus to move toward impeaching the president. However, the latest news appears to have turned the tide. Trump has decried the investigation as a “witch
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Image copyright EPA Image caption Edwin Drake was the first American to successfully drill for oil It was 27 August 1859, and a crucial message had been sent. Entrepreneur Edwin Drake’s last financial backer had finally lost patience. Pay off your debts, give up and come home, the message read. Drake had been hoping to
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Privacy advocates got a big win last year, pushing through a landmark law in California. Now, before the law even goes into effect, they are moving to make the statute tougher. Californians for Consumer Privacy, the nonprofit group behind the privacy law, announced a plan on Tuesday to give Californians new data rights and place
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A seven-game losing streak has all but eliminated the Chicago Cubs and the near finality of that could be felt in their somber clubhouse following the latest defeat. “You don’t ever envision failing,” right fielder Jason Heyward said quietly. “Whether you’re a parent, someone going to work, playing a team sport, you just don’t never
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Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii became the 12th Democratic presidential candidate to qualify for the October debate after a poll released on Tuesday showed her with 2 percent support in New Hampshire. In order to earn a spot on the stage in Ohio next month, candidates must procure donations from 130,000 people and earn at
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Ted + ChelseaHere are Etsy’s first-ever Design Award winners. What do magnetic wall paper, rainbows and butterflies, and shoes made of discarded tires have in common? According to design experts, they’re the best of the best on Etsy right now. Etsy’s first-ever
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Image copyright Brantley Gutierrez Image caption Brittany Howard: “If I was going to make a solo record, I knew it had to be something true.” In the middle of making her new album, Brittany Howard decided to record the air conditioner. Holding a microphone to ceiling, she captured the unit’s electromagnetic pulse, turned it into
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Staffordshire University might be one of the smallest in the UK, but it has some quirky degree courses. One is theme park management. Undergraduates spend half of their time at Alton Towers whose owner Merlin Entertainments helped design the course. This video has been optimised for mobile viewing on the BBC News app. The BBC
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The clubhouse rocked with music played by a DJ. Television screens showed the Cubs losing again, moving the Brewers to the verge of another postseason berth. “Yes!” one Brewer yelled as the Pirates piled it on against Chicago. Already, it was quite a party. The real one was now only one more win away. Ryan
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