Stocks marched higher on Wall Street in afternoon trading Monday, extending the market’s gains into a fourth week and driving the S&P 500 on track for an all-time high. The rally comes at the beginning of a busy week of corporate earnings, new economic data and expectations of another interest rate cut by the Federal […]
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HPV is a common condition ― so why are people still joking about it like it’s the plague? Most sexually active individuals will get the human papillomavirus at some point in their lives. Approximately 79 million Americans have HPV, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In spite of the STI’s prevalence,
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Jennifer Aniston may be an Instagram newcomer, but she proved herself to be a master of social media content on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” In an “Ellen” episode that aired Monday, the “Morning Show” star shared a quick and comical kiss with DeGeneres. The moment came about after DeGeneres recalled a similar smooch with Howard Stern on
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Anna Waterhouse was a high-flying lawyer at Deutsche Bank in Dubai. Now she’s unemployed. Amjad Rihan was a partner at the accountancy giant EY’s Dubai office. He also lost his job and hasn’t worked for more than five years. They both say their lives were destroyed after they flagged up suspicious activity at a major
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SAN FRANCISCO — The letter was aimed at Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, and his top lieutenants. It decried the social network’s recent decision to let politicians post any claims they wanted — even false ones — in ads on the site. It asked Facebook’s leaders to rethink the stance. Facebook’s position on political advertising
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New Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom says he wants to make the team a sustainable winner. That’s been the problem for the team’s last three leaders. The Red Sox introduced Bloom as the head of their baseball operations department on Monday. He replaces Dave Dombrowski, who was let go less than a
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CHICAGO — Attorney General William P. Barr pushed back on Monday on criticism that the Justice Department is investigating the origins of the Russia inquiry to help President Trump settle personal legal and political scores, insisting that he does not serve as the president’s personal lawyer. “That’s completely wrong and there is no basis for
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South Africa’s government urged people to restrict water usage Monday as reservoir levels drop and rainfall is not expected until December. Many parts of the nation of over 58 million people are facing water scarcities as summer arrives in the Southern Hemisphere and climate change brings hotter, drier days, said Lindiwe Sisulu, the water and
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Evans was an actor before going into film production Robert Evans, the larger-than-life producer and studio executive whose films included Chinatown and The Cotton Club, has died at the age of 89. The former actor, whose seven wives included actress Ali McGraw, authored an autobiography, The Kid Stays in
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The Air Force’s mystery space plane is back on Earth, following a record-breaking two-year mission. The X-37B landed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida early Sunday. The Air Force is mum about what the plane did in orbit after launching aboard a SpaceX rocket in 2017. The 780-day mission sets a new endurance record
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