October 2019

Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates for Third Time in 2019

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday for the third time this year while signaling that it may pause to weigh incoming data before adjusting borrowing costs again. The decision to lower rates to a range of 1.5 to 1.75 percent came as a global manufacturing slowdown and uncertainty stemming from President Trump’s […]

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Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis had death threats after booking Kanye West

Image copyright Getty Images Emily Eavis has said she received death threats after booking Kanye West to headline Glastonbury in 2015. The festival organiser said she was shocked by the level of criticism she received at the time. But she directly credits the rapper’s set with helping her to book another star – Adele –

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Chile, Rocked by Unrest, Withdraws From Hosting Climate and Trade Summits

Want climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter. President Sebastián Piñera of Chile said on Wednesday that his country, which has been rocked by a wave of recent protests, was not in a position to host a key United Nations climate change meeting and a major Asia-Pacific trade

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Helena Bonham Carter Dating New Man After Getting ‘Bored Of Grieving’ Tim Burton Split

Helena Bonham Carter always finds magic on-screen whether she’s playing a deliciously deranged witch or second in line to the throne, but now she’s saving a little bit for herself. After splitting with director and frequent collaborator Tim Burton after 13 years together in 2014, she’s found love again with Rye Dag Holmboe. Bonham Carter,

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Russia Tests New Disinformation Tactics in Africa to Expand Influence

The latest campaign in central and northern Africa is the first well-documented case of Russia “franchising,” or outsourcing, its disinformation efforts to local parties, said Facebook and the Stanford researchers. It’s unusual for a nation to try to influence so many countries at once, they said. Shelby Grossman, one of the Stanford researchers, said that

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