SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Pete Buttigieg is rarely home these days as he scoots from South Carolina to New Hampshire to Iowa in pursuit of primary voters. But back in South Bend, a fierce fight is underway between his campaign and some of his top rivals over Mr. Buttigieg’s impact on black residents. With Mr. […]
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A group of West Virginians have gone to Canada to find affordable insulin December 9, 2019, 12:50 PM 2 min read A group of West Virginians left the country Sunday in search of affordable insulin — they went to Canada, where insulin prices are reported to be about a tenth of what it costs people
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionThe prime minister is asked whether he would scrap the TV licence fee Boris Johnson has said the possible abolition of the BBC licence fee needs “looking at”. Speaking at a rally in Sunderland, the prime minister questioned how much longer funding a broadcaster out of “a
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Santa’s newest helper is cocaine, according to a sweater that was somehow sold on Walmart Canada’s website. The company has removed the sweater ― along with some other family-unfriendly apparel ― but of course, the internet will not let the giant retailer forget. The sweater that caught much of the attention shows a wide-eyed ghostly
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LSU quarterback Joe Burrow is a unanimous selection as the offensive player of the year on The Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference team. The top-ranked Tigers also have the SEC’s coach of the year in Ed Orgeron and the newcomer of the year in freshman cornerback Derek Stingley Jr., as selected by a 28-member media panel.
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But this tension, between rosy public statements and the reality on the ground, has been one of the key elements of the war in Afghanistan. Now, 18 years into the war, the American-led mission in Afghanistan has all but cut off outside access to United States troops on the ground in an attempt to execute
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House Democrats have reached a tentative agreement with labor leaders and the White House over a rewrite of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal that has been a top priority for President Donald Trump By ANDREW TAYLOR and LISA MASCARO Associated Press December 9, 2019, 4:58 PM 3 min read House Democrats have reached a tentative agreement
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Image copyright Ben Lack Image caption Jack Williment-Barr waited for four hours in a room without a bed, despite being admitted under blue light to Leeds General Infirmary A four-year-old boy with suspected pneumonia was forced to sleep on a hospital treatment room floor because of a lack of beds. Jack Williment-Barr was photographed lying
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Actor René Auberjonois of the TV shows “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” and “Benson,” died Sunday at his Los Angeles home after battling metastatic lung cancer, according to reports. He was 79. “To sum up his life in a tweet is nearly impossible,” “Star Trek” franchise alum William Shatner wrote on Twitter, adding that he
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Paul Volcker appears before Congress in 1986 Paul Volcker, the former head of the US central bank who was known for fighting inflation, has died at the age of 92. Appointed chair of the Federal Reserve in 1979, Mr Volcker dramatically raised interest rates to combat inflation. The move
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