GLEN ELLYN, Ill. — Anna Schroeder was making dinner in her Hinsdale home in this stretch of the Chicago suburbs this year when her 8-year-old son interrupted to ask a question about the impeachment news blaring in the background: Does this mean President Trump is a bad guy? “We don’t know, but this is what people […]
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The European Union’s top court says that EU countries must identify produce made in Israeli settlements on its labels, a ruling welcomed by rights groups but likely to spark anger in Israel By LORNE COOK Associated Press November 12, 2019, 10:54 AM 3 min read The European Union’s top court ruled Tuesday that EU countries
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’Tis the season for turkey trots, Black Friday sales and fighting over the last piece of pumpkin pie. Oh, and the flu. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 3% to 11% of people in the U.S. have to deal with the flu each year, with an average of 8% getting sick.
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Hilaria Baldwin revealed Monday that she had her second miscarriage this year. Baldwin, a yoga instructor, announced in September that she and husband Alec Baldwin were expecting, but a scan on Monday left her “devastated,” she said. “We are very sad to share that today we learned that our baby passed away at 4 months,”
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Image caption Mike Adams says most website issues can be fixed quickly In a bid to attract attention, many businesses put the first sentence of their website in bold capitals. But for those using screen readers, owing to sight loss or impairment, all they hear is every letter sounded out. It does not take long
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Australia’s bushfires are still raging out of control, sweeping into towns and prompting thousands to flee from their homes. At least five people have died this fire season and authorities are bracing for possible further tragedies. Carol Sparks, the mayor of Glen Innes in New South Wales, spoke to the BBC about the horrific scenes
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In February, an Instagram account called @BallerBusters cropped up and began wreaking havoc on the flashy Instagram entrepreneur community. Its goal: To expose phony entrepreneurs. Using a mix of screen-shotted receipts, memes and crowdsourced information from followers, the account seeks out people who don’t “act their wage.” Often, these are people who call themselves entrepreneurs
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Dion Waiters leads the Miami Heat in suspensions and headlines this season. And his future is very unclear. Waiters won’t be with the Heat for at least nine more games — his 10-game suspension for repeated conduct deemed detrimental to the team started Friday when Miami visited the Los Angeles Lakers — and what happens
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The Labour Party says it has successfully defeated a cyber-attack targeted at its digital platforms. Labour said the attack “failed” because of the party’s “robust” security system and no data breach had occurred. The Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack floods a computer server with traffic to try to take it offline. Speaking in Blackpool,
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Image copyright Getty Images Children’s physical activity levels drop significantly during their primary school years, research finds. The Bristol University study found that between the ages of six and 11, children became 17 minutes less active a week with every year. Researchers monitored the physical activity of 2,132 children from 57 schools across the South
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