November 2019

Europeans look to China as global partner, shun Trump’s US

When France’s president wants to carry European concerns to the world stage to find solutions for climate change, trade tensions or Iran’s nuclear ambitions, he no longer calls Washington. He flies to Beijing. President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to China this week suggests that the United States risks being sidelined on the global stage under President

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Caitlyn Jenner talks transitioning and winning Olympic gold

Caitlyn Jenner is “the great double”, she’s an Olympic decathlon champion and Glamour’s woman of the year. Born Bruce Jenner she struggled with gender dysphoria – a mismatch between someone’s biological sex and their gender identity. Her greatest sporting moment came at the 1976 Olympic games in Montreal where she saw off the Soviet challenge

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Hawaii may subpoena Airbnb for tax records of rental hosts

A judge ruled Wednesday that Hawaii tax authorities may subpoena Airbnb for records of its hosts as the state investigates whether operators of vacation rentals have been paying their taxes. First Circuit Court Judge Bert Ayabe approved the subpoena after a brief hearing. Airbnb and the state Department of Taxation have already agreed which records

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Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner (Plus Kanye West!) Talk About Their Empire, Jesus and Donald Trump

“Now it’s a little bit more personal for me. If I have a paid post that comes in and I think, ‘O.K., well this can fund x amount of people that are behind bars, that can help free them with simple legal fees that they just can’t afford, then that would be worth it to

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Appeals Court Nominee Shaped DeVos’s Illegal Loan Forgiveness Effort

WASHINGTON — A judicial nominee slated for a Senate confirmation vote on Thursday helped devise an illegal Education Department effort to use private Social Security data to deny debt relief to thousands of students cheated by their for-profit colleges, according to a memo obtained by The New York Times. The plan, outlined by Steven J.

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