On Friday night, as the co-host of her second state dinner since becoming first lady and thus a figurehead of the nation, as well as a symbol of her husband’s administration (whether she likes it or not; that’s the job), Melania Trump clothed herself in her now-signature aplomb and ambivalence. As fashion statements at major […]
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Megan Fox gives simple advice to her eldest son, Noah, who sometimes likes to wear dresses to school: “Be confident.” “Sometimes, he’ll dress himself and he likes to wear dresses sometimes,” Fox, who shares three boys with fellow actor Brian Austin Green, said during an interview on “The Talk” Thursday. She added that even though
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Security forces in Egypt have used tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Cairo, after hundreds of people gathered demanding the resignation of President Abdul Fattah Sisi. The protests were some of the first since he took power in 2014, and came after a video alleging government corruption was posted online by businessman and actor Mohamed
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Time-zone changes, jet lag, strange noises, beds that are simply different from what you’re used to — even people who usually have no trouble getting a good night’s sleep can become insomniacs when away from home. Here, the sleep team and the travel editors of Wirecutter share the gear they use to cope with restless
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The Russian anti-doping agency could face suspension again based on information indicating data from the Moscow drug-testing lab had been manipulated before being delivered to the World Anti-Doping Agency earlier this year, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press. WADA reinstated Russia’s anti-doping agency (RUSADA) after gaining access to long-sought-after data that
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“She was very realistic,” Mr. Frank said. “She was deeply engaged in talking to members and she did acquire her own sense of what was politically doable.” Ms. Warren had less influence in the Senate, where Democrats held the majority but their ability to break a filibuster hinged on centrist legislators. So Ms. Warren turned
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Image copyright PA Media Image caption Dawn Butler will announce her plans at the conference later Large employers would be forced to provide flexible hours to women experiencing the menopause under Labour plans to end stigma in the workplace. Shadow equalities minister Dawn Butler announced the “bold” policy as the party’s conference starts in Brighton.
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Image copyright Bianca Del Rio Drag queen Bianca Del Rio is known for her quick wit and acid tongue – and she’s got some advice for anyone fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to be sitting in the front row of her show on Saturday. “Have a drink,” she says. “If someone decides to be in the
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The first keg has been tapped and the beer is flowing as the 186th Oktoberfest gets underway in the southern German city of Munich. Mayor Dieter Reiter inserted the tap in the first keg on Saturday with two blows of a hammer and the cry of “O’zapt is” — “it’s tapped.” As tradition demands, he
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Matt Fink decided to stay at Southern California even after finishing third in the Trojans’ four-man quarterback competition in training camp last month. A few weeks later, Fink found himself passing for 351 yards, leading a victory over No. 10 Utah at the roaring Coliseum, and sitting between Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart for a
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