Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox. Perhaps it was inevitable that someone who helped create the first reality TV White House would salsa his way into an actual reality show. Clad in a shiny, neon-green ruffled shirt, like a pirate ready to storm a Celine Dion show, the former White House […]
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World shares were mixed on Friday, while India’s benchmark jumped more than 5% after the government announced plans to cut corporate taxes. Germany’s DAX fell 0.1% to 12,440.12 and the CAC 40 in France lost 2.9 points to 5,656.24. Britain’s FTSE 100 gave up 0.3% to 7,334.05. Wall Street looked set for gains, however, with
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption “Emergency” loans cost hospitals £185m in interest paid back to the government in 2018-19 Hospitals in England are “lurching” from month to month on “emergency” government loans to cover costs, a think tank has said. The Nuffield Trust said some NHS hospitals had to cut spending on patients to
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Laura Ingraham has a really weird idea of what’s going on over in Hollywood these days, and also seems to misunderstand the purpose of some articles of clothing. While discussing what Ingraham called “The War On Men” on Fox News’ “Ingraham Angle” segment Wednesday, the opinion personality slammed the “theory of toxic masculinity,” which she said is
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWhat cars and underwear say about India’s slowdown India has cut its corporate tax rates in an effort to spur investment and boost growth in the country’s faltering economy. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the base corporate tax rate would be lowered to 22% from 30%. The
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Sound checks echoed from a distant main stage while Daniel Martinez whirled and danced at dusty makeshift festival grounds just after sunset in Rachel, the Nevada town closest to the once-secret Area 51 military base. Martinez’s muse was the thumping beat from a satellite set-up pumping a techno tune into the chilly desert night Thursday.
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A look at what’s happening around the majors today: POPPIN’ Ronald Acuña Jr. and the Braves are poised to break out the bubbly, with a magic number of one to clinch their second straight NL East title. They can celebrate when Mike Foltynewicz (7-5, 4.80 ERA) starts at SunTrust Park against San Francisco. A win
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The three-day Supreme Court hearing on whether the decision to prorogue was unlawful has finished its final day. The government has been arguing that suspending Parliament was lawful and not a matter for the courts, but campaigners have claimed the PM is trying to stop MPs scrutinising Brexit policy. Mark Easton explains the importance of
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Brands have already started rolling out their pumpkin spice offerings, but it looks like most Americans don’t start craving these fall-flavored treats until the season actually begins. And the level of pumpkin spice mania around you may vary based on where you live. New data from Grubhub shows which states order pumpkin foods the most
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The BBC has issued an apology to Prince Harry for failing to warn the royal over a segment it aired in 2018 that included a disturbing image of neo-Nazi propaganda depicting the Duke of Sussex. The violent image showed the prince with a gun to his head, a blood splatter and a swastika, according to
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