WASHINGTON — President Trump’s special envoy for Middle East peace, Jason Greenblatt, will leave the administration, according to a senior Trump official, raising new questions about a long-delayed plan to resolve the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Mr. Greenblatt has worked closely since early 2017 with Mr. Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, to design what Mr. […]
Most women spend years trying not to get pregnant, only to later realize that making a baby is actually a lot harder than most people let on. In fact, about 1 in 8 couples will run into fertility issues, and about one-third of infertility cases are because of something going on with the female partner.
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Laing appeared at the Strictly launch at the end of August Made In Chelsea star Jamie Laing has pulled out of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing after suffering an injury. He will appear in the first episode, which airs on BBC One on Saturday, because it has already been
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Image copyright Getty Images The secondary ticketing website Viagogo has improved how it communicates with customers, prompting the Competition and Markets Authority to suspend plans for legal action. The competition watchdog said its concerns over how Viagogo presented information had been addressed. The website was now “worlds apart” from the one that prompted the legal
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Jaylen Brown scored 20 points, Kemba Walker added 15 and the U.S. World Cup team finally got to enjoy an easy night, rolling past Japan 98-45 Thursday in the Group E finale. Harrison Barnes scored 14 points while Joe Harris and Donovan Mitchell each had 10 for the Americans (3-0), who are bidding for an
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump displayed a large map of Hurricane Dorian’s path in the Oval Office on Wednesday, it was hard to miss a black line that appeared to have been drawn to extend the storm’s possible path into the state of Alabama. That might have been intended to bolster Mr. Trump’s claim on
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U.S. services expanded at a stronger pace in August, driven by an uptick in business activity and new orders. The Institute for Supply Management, an association of purchasing managers, says that its non-manufacturing index rose to 56.4 from 53.7 in July after two months of cooler growth. Readings above 50 signal growth. Services make up
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In August, there was an explosion of alarming headlines: “Climate Change Threatens the World’s Food Supply, United Nations Warns,” cried The New York Times, and “Report Finds Agriculture a Leading Cause of Climate Change,” said the Rodale Institute. The World Resources Institute also released a report called Reducing Food Loss and Waste: Setting a Global
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A “Jimmy Kimmel Live” skit on Wednesday night showed a mock montage of all the times President Donald Trump promised he’d build his wall using military funds. “Oh hey, President Trump’s finally getting the money for that wall of his,” host Jimmy Kimmel said in the segment, which aired following Tuesday’s announcement that $3.6 billion
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This article is part of a series of op-eds by CEO signatories who are part of CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion, the largest CEO-led business coalition focused on advancing diversity and inclusion in the U.S. By Dr. Art Langer, chairman and founder, Workforce Opportunity Services “Because we’ve always done it that way.” That phrase
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