Probably the best example of Justin Herbert’s influence over No. 7 Oregon came after the Ducks fell behind to USC last weekend. The team gathered midway through the first half and collectively decided there was no reason to panic. Herbert led the effort by example, as he has time and again in his senior season. […]
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Hi. Welcome to On Politics, your guide to the day in national politics. I’m Nick Corasaniti, your host on Tuesdays for our coverage of all things media and messaging. It’s election night 2019! We have live results pages posted for competitive governors’ races in Kentucky and Mississippi and Virginia’s legislative elections. Here’s what to watch
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A recent report from National Geographic and the Climate Action Tracker found that we are far from reaching our 2020 goal of lower emissions. In 2015, the U.S. and 196 other countries signed the Paris climate agreement (which President Donald Trump is now pulling out of) with the goal of limiting the increase of global
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Donald Trump’s least-favorite couple, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, were closer to tying the knot than we thought all those years ago. Back when “Twilight” rained dollars on the box office and Trump was deeply invested in the future of K-Stew and R-Patz ― yes, this was absolutely a real thing ― Stewart had every intention
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Image copyright Boeing A Boeing whistleblower has claimed that passengers flying on board the company’s 787 Dreamliner could be left without life-saving oxygen if the cabin were to suffer a sudden decompression. John Barnett, a former quality control engineer at the company, says he organised tests which suggested that up to a quarter of the
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South America’s soccer body CONMEBOL has moved the Copa Libertadores final from Santiago to Lima because of a weekslong wave of demonstrations in the Chilean capital. CONMEBOL announced the decision on Tuesday after a meeting with representatives of the two finalists — defending champion River Plate of Argentina and Brazil’s Flamengo. The one-leg final remains
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The governors’ races in Kentucky and Mississippi that will be decided on Tuesday have been closer than expected. They have also, like so many things, become largely about President Trump, who has directly injected himself in support of his fellow Republican candidates. Those candidates, Gov. Matt Bevin of Kentucky and Lt. Gov.
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A government agency is recommending that all 50 states enact laws requiring bicyclists to wear helmets to stem an increase in bicycle deaths on U.S. roadways. The recommendation was among several issued by the National Transportation Safety Board after a hearing Tuesday on bicycle safety. The agency says 857 bicyclists died in crashes with motor
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All The Movies Coming To Netflix This Week (Nov. 3-9) | HuffPost Life Part of HuffPost Home & Living. ©2019 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. A guide to conquering peak TV While it still might be too early to buy a Christmas tree, that’s not stopping Netflix from adding myriad holiday movies in this first
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Image copyright Pat Martin Two “sensitive, tough and even humorous” images taken by the American artist Pat Martin have won the Taylor Wessing portrait prize. The £15,000 prize was awarded to Martin at London’s National Portrait Gallery on Tuesday evening. The photographs are of his now dead mother with whom he had a difficult, often
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