The White House blocked the U.S. ambassador to the European Union from speaking with House investigators. The Trump administration directed Gordon D. Sondland, the United States ambassador to the European Union, from speaking with investigators for three House committees. The decision to block Mr. Sondland, a top American diplomat involved in its pressure campaign on […]
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Increased tensions ahead of U.S.-China trade negotiations knocked down stocks on Wall Street in early trading Tuesday and stretched the market’s losses deeper into a fourth week. The U.S. blacklisted a group of Chinese companies after claiming that their technology plays a role in the repression of China’s Muslim minority groups. The latest move casts
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We’ve all eaten leftovers that are likely past their prime — opened a container, sniffed and checked to ensure no signs of mold, taken a few bites to “check and see” and then dove in with little regard to the potential sickness that could ensue. Yet, according to the FDA, leftovers are ultra-time-sensitive items, to
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“Jimmy Kimmel Live” took pranking to a whole new level on Monday. Kimmel’s Cousin Sal found a mark in a delivery person who brought Chinese takeout food to Sal’s home with a bedridden man apparently on life support. Sal makes alarming small talk with the young man before enlisting his help in cleaning the old
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Yao Ming could be the man in the middle if the NBA and China are going to mend fences. Yao is a former Houston Rockets great and an NBA Hall of Famer. At home, the towering center is even larger as head of the Chinese Basketball Association and one of the most recognizable figures in
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Extinction Rebellion protesters on the streets of London have been labelled “uncooperative crusties” by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Speaking at a Policy Exchange event, Mr Johnson said: “I am afraid that the security people didn’t want me to come along tonight because they said the road was full of uncooperative crusties and protesters of all
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Image copyright Jovanmandic The health secretary is wrong to think compulsory child vaccination will help tackle falling immunisation rates in England, a leading doctor says. Matt Hancock has said he is “looking very seriously” at the option. But Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health expert Dr David Elliman said it could be counter-productive and
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Alec Baldwin, his wife Hilaria and their four kids were nearly taken for a ride over the weekend. The family wanted to enjoy a boat ride past the Statue of Liberty, so the actor shelled out money for expensive tickets (the one Baldwin posted on Instagram cost $40). The family was then directed to a
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The 52 Places Traveler The 52 Places Traveler visits Lyon and Marseille, just a quick train ride apart — but worlds away from each other. Oct. 8, 2019 Our columnist, Sebastian Modak, is visiting each destination on our 52 Places to Go in 2019 list. He arrived in France from Germany, where he visited Munich
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A Canadian-American cosmologist and two Swiss scientists won this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for their work in understanding how the universe has evolved from the Big Bang and the blockbuster discovery of the first known planet outside our solar system. Canadian-born James Peebles, 84, of Princeton University, was credited for “theoretical discoveries
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