The mere sight of rookie tight end Dawson Knox bowling over one Bengals defender and shoving off another breathed life into a sputtering and sloppy Buffalo offense. Knox’s fearless and physical catch and rumble up the left sideline for a 49-yard gain to set up Frank Gore’s decisive score with 1:50 left in rallying the […]
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WEBSTER CITY, Iowa — Iowa’s presidential caucuses disenfranchise huge blocs of voters. The state is 91 percent white. It is not easy to get to, or get around in. But to a greater degree than in recent campaigns, this unrepresentative and idiosyncratic state is proving that it is the only electoral battleground that matters for
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What’s the fun of an award show if you can’t judge the gowns, beautiful gowns from the comfort of your living room? Settle in because television’s biggest night means even bigger fashion statements on the red carpet at the 2019 Emmy Awards, which kicked off at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
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Sigmund Jaehn, who became the first German in space at the height of the Cold War during the 1970s and was promoted as a hero by communist authorities in East Germany, has died. He was 82. The German Aerospace Center said Sunday on its website that Jaehn died Saturday. The center did not give the
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A former teammate created a speed bump for the playoff-contending Tampa Bay Rays. Nathan Eovaldi pitched six gritty innings, Christian Vazquez hit a three-run homer and the Boston Red Sox beat the Rays 7-4 Sunday. Tampa Bay started the day one game up on Cleveland for the second AL wild card. The Rays won the
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DETROIT — The Democratic presidential candidates have been chasing labor support all summer, appearing at small union halls and large conferences, and tweeting support for workers at companies like Amazon and Walmart. But now, as the United Automobile Workers, one of the nation’s largest unions, stages a strike that has even drawn words of support
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Joaquin Phoenix walked out of an interview when asked to respond to concerns about onscreen violence in his new film, “Joker,” which tells the origin story of the DC comic book villain. For an article published Friday, Telegraph film critic Robbie Collin sat down with the actor and asked whether he worries the new film “might
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Image copyright Reuters The future of Thomas Cook is hanging in the balance amid last minute negotiations to save the holiday firm from collapse. The Civil Aviation Authority has aircraft on standby in case the tour operator falls into administration. The BBC understands that those aircraft are now being flown to destinations so that British
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Some board members and large investors in WeWork are privately discussing whether and how to replace the company’s co-founder, Adam Neumann, as chief executive to salvage the company’s fortunes, three people involved in the talks said. Among those now favoring removing the charismatic but erratic Mr. Neumann is SoftBank, the Japanese technology giant that is
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Luis Severino struck out nine over five scoreless innings for his first win of the season, and the New York Yankees hit three home runs as they beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8-3 on Sunday in their regular-season home finale. New York (102-55) moved 47 games over .500 for the first time since its record-setting
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