Joseph R. Biden Jr. unfurled sharply personal new lines of attack against Senator Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday, questioning her contributions to the Democratic Party and seeking to cast her as an elitist who believes people lack courage or wisdom unless they agree with her. “Some call it the ‘my way or the highway’ approach to […]
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32 Funny Tweets About Married Life That Are Just Too Darn Real | HuffPost Life Part of HuffPost Relationships. ©2019 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. When your partner’s once-endearing habits have become a major source of annoyance in your life, that’s a sign that you’re officially married AF. Maybe it’s that foot-tapping thing they do
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Shia LaBeouf doesn’t shy away from personal trauma in “Honey Boy,” the semi-autobiographical film that also marks his screenwriting debut. In a Tuesday appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” LaBeouf talked about writing much of “Honey Boy” during a stint at a rehab facility he called “head camp” after his 2017 arrest in Georgia on charges that included
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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was pleased with his young team’s poise in the season opener, especially that of sophomore Tre Jones. Jones scored 15 points and Cassius Stanley added 11 of his 13 points in the second half to help No. 4 Duke beat third-ranked Kansas 68-66 in the opener of the Champions Classic on
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Democrats completed Virginia’s historic partisan shift from red to blue on Tuesday, winning majorities in both chambers of the legislature and consolidating power across state government for the first time in a generation. In an election where passions about President Trump and the impeachment inquiry drove voters on both sides, a revolt against the president
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U.S. employers advertised fewer open jobs in September compared with the previous month, but the number of available positions remains high by historic standards. The Labor Department said Tuesday that employers listed 7 million jobs, down from 7.3 million in August. Job openings peaked at 7.6 million in November and have slowly declined since. Overall
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Image copyright Getty Images More mental-health hospital beds are needed in England to end the “distressing” sending of patients far from home, analysis suggests. Patients with conditions such as schizophrenia can be sent to hospitals miles away from their home if their nearby units do not have space. The Department of Health aims to end
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The renowned Irish broadcaster Gay Byrne has died at the age of 85. In 30 years of the Late Late Show, he conducted hard hitting and thought provoking interviews. But this clip looks at the lighter side of Gay. In it, he meets, a young group of men who went on to become one of
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Cities are supposed to be built for all of us, but they aren’t built by all of us. Every city in the world has been designed and built by men. But what if the other half had a go? Barcelona might be able to give us that answer. For the past four years the city
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Marcus Santos-Silva had 21 points and 18 rebounds and No. 25 VCU used a big early run to take command in a 72-58 victory over St. Francis in the season opener for both teams Tuesday night. The Rams used an early 23-5 spree to open a 25-9 lead with just over eight minutes to play
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