Joe Biden hammered President Donald Trump’s treatment of the middle class as he campaigned Wednesday in his childhood hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, hours ahead of the president making a separate visit to the critical battleground state. A large American flag behind him and a friendly audience of old friends and extended family in front, Biden […]
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Trying natural deodorant is like getting a haircut with bangs: It’s best done once summer is over. As a sweaty person, I’m not totally sold on natural deodorants or the reasons for using them, but I understand why people do. Namely, I get why people are wary of aluminum, which found in most traditional antiperspirants
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Wendy Williams doesn’t think anyone should feel sorry for Meghan Markle. The talk show host went on a tear Tuesday about the Duchess of Sussex, showing viewers a now-viral clip of Markle talking with ITV for the documentary “Harry & Meghan: An African Journey,” which premiered on Sunday. The clip shows Markle speaking candidly about
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Image copyright AFP Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has tried to reassure sceptical US lawmakers over the safety of the social network’s proposed digital currency Libra. At a fractious hearing in Washington, members of Congress attacked plans for the payment system, warning it could be abused by criminals and terrorists. Mr Zuckerberg was also challenged over
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Roger Federer eased to a 6-0, 6-3 win over 49th-ranked Radu Albot in the second round of the Swiss Indoors on Wednesday. The top-seeded Federer had to save two break points in the first set on his way to sweeping the first eight games of the match. Seeking a 10th title at his hometown event,
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Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate is a low 3.9 percent, though it is higher, 5.2 percent, in Lackawanna County, where Scranton is. A manufacturing downturn may be underway statewide, with 8,100 jobs lost this year so far, an issue that could cut into the president’s 2016 promises to restore industry in the Rust Belt. While Mr. Biden
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U.S. health officials want women getting breast implants to receive stronger warnings and more details about the possible risks and complications. The Food and Drug Administration said Wednesday that manufacturers should add a warning highlighted by a box — the most serious type — to the information given to women considering implants. The agency is
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It seems Lady Gaga is still recovering from her frightening stage fall during her Enigma show last week in Las Vegas. The performer posted a photo on her Instagram story Friday and wrote that she was seemingly feeling the effects of her tumble, but decided to make the best of it to celebrate her friend’s
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Image copyright Getty Images Metro Bank posted a loss for the first nine months of the year, following an accounting scandal and billions of pounds of customer withdrawals. The lender recorded a £3.6m loss for the period, compared with a £25.1m profit a year ago. It raised £375m from shareholders in May, after uncovering the
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The Southeastern Conference produces more NFL talent than any other league. It’s not even close. The powerhouse had a record 64 players drafted in 2019, and dozens more made rosters and practice squads as undrafted rookies. The SEC currently has about 350 players in the NFL, roughly 100 more than any other league. There could
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