Different quarterback. Same result. Mason Rudolph threw for 229 yards and two touchdowns to pick up his first victory while filling in for Ben Roethlisberger as the Pittsburgh Steelers easily handled the Cincinnati Bengals 27-3 on Monday night. Rudolph completed 24 of 28 passes, most of them quick hitters that allowed the Steelers to control […]
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Food Photographer via Getty ImagesA coffee expert dishes on the best way to achieve a coffee-house cold brew at home. Summer, spring, fall and even during the excruciating Chicago winter, you can find my boyfriend sipping on a chilled cup of joe.
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The Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern art gallery in London has been the temporary home to exhibits, large and small, since its opening in 2000. Installations have ranged from a giant sun to more than a hundred-million porcelain sunflower seeds. Now it’s the turn of American artist Kara Walker, known for her exploration of
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Image caption The government’s Brexit Readiness Roadshow truck outside Edgbaston cricket ground To prepare business for Brexit, a roadshow has been touring the country dispensing advice. Did it answer all the bosses’ questions? The outdoor bars and marquees are being packed away outside Edgbaston cricket ground on a blustery September morning. In their place a
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As anti-Beijing protests continue to boil in Hong Kong, one neighbourhood has chosen to embrace China. North Point, which is home to a Fujianese community loyal to the Chinese Communist Party, has seen violent clashes between residents and pro-democracy demonstrators. One North Point local, who is a protester, tells us how his love for China
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The field of candidates to be the next manager of the Chicago Cubs is beginning to take shape. President of baseball operations Theo Epstein said Monday that former catcher David Ross is on the broad list being assembled by the front office. He also said he wants to talk to at least one member of
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WASHINGTON — The United States issued new economic sanctions on Monday against seven Russians linked to an internet troll factory in what Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called a warning to foreigners who seek to interfere in American elections. The penalties were announced as Congress is investigating whether President Trump tried to enlist Ukraine’s leader
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The mother of a profoundly deaf boy is backing calls for more councils to fund radio aids. The aids have two parts – a child wears a receiver and the person they want to hear wears a transmitter that helps filter out background noise. Conor Tobin from Bournemouth was born profoundly deaf and has radio
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Women and girls around the world are being ill-served by portrayals of female leaders told from the “male gaze,” according to a new study being released Tuesday, which the researchers say is the first global study of how women leaders are represented on-screen. Female lead characters in major movies are more likely to be objectified, perpetuating
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Train fares have risen following the tax hike Japan has increased its consumption tax for the first time in five years, bringing the long-delayed policy into effect despite concerns it may knock the economy. On Tuesday, the country raised its sales tax rate from 8% to 10%. The new
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