Discussions about health care have dominated the six previous nights of debates among the Democratic presidential candidates. Ahead of Wednesday night’s debate in Atlanta, we asked our readers what issue they most wanted the candidates to address, and why it mattered to them and their families. One issue stood out: climate change. About two-thirds of […]
Apple has canceled the premiere of one of the tech company’s first original films, ‘The Banker’ the day before it was to debut at Los Angeles’ AFI Film Festival By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer November 20, 2019, 10:40 PM 1 min read Apple has canceled the premiere of one of the tech company’s first
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When a reader named Rachel and her husband needed to rack up a set number of steps to get a discount on his employee health insurance, they turned to their pet hedgehog Ellie for help. “We taped the pedometer to our hedgehog’s exercise wheel and ‘my husband’ would walk miles every night,” Rachel said. When
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Line of Duty, BBC One’s hit drama about police corruption, returns to our screens next year. The sixth series will introduce Kelly Macdonald as Detective Chief Inspector Joanne Davidson, the senior investigating officer of an unsolved murder. Kelly Macdonald joins Line of Duty cast Written by Jed Mercurio, the series has earned a devoted following
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Anyone nostalgic for the Budapest underground club scene circa 1990 will be in their element at Basement, a subterranean nightclub in industrial Queens dedicated to techno music. Drawing inspiration from Berghain in Berlin and the vibrant raves of former Eastern bloc countries, Basement is a conscious (some might say self-conscious) throwback to the pre-iPhone, pre-bottle-service
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Federal wildlife officials say the continued existence of two species of insects is in doubt because the glaciers and year-round snowfields they depend on are melting away November 20, 2019, 8:58 PM 1 min read Federal wildlife officials say the continued existence of two species of insects is in doubt because the glaciers and year-round
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At 73, Allan Vergin has been waiting a long time for his Golden Gophers to make it to a meaningful bowl game. When Minnesota beat Penn State earlier this month — giving the Gophers their first 9-0 record since 1904 — tears rolled down Vergin’s face as he told a friend: “I’m smelling roses!” While
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Lib Dem Sir Ed Davey says his party will try to stop Boris Johnson from winning a majority and then push him to back another referendum. The party’s deputy leader says he believes the “most likely result” next month will be a minority Tory government. In that situation, Sir Ed argues, “the only way” Mr
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The Fed’s patient outlook is predicated on the assumption that the economy, helped along by lower rates that are fueling the housing market, will continue to grow at a moderate pace. Risks from trade could re-emerge, however, if talks between the United States and China break down and tensions reignite. Mr. Trump has given mixed
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White House officials said Wednesday President Donald Trump will meet with experts, advocates and industry representatives on the problem of underage vaping later this week By MATTHEW PERRONE AP Health Writer November 20, 2019, 8:44 PM 1 min read White House officials say President Donald Trump will meet with medical experts, health advocates and industry
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