WASHINGTON — The United Kingdom drew closer this week to exiting the European Union with a deal, and trade talks with China have led to a mild de-escalation. But those hopeful signs were not enough to soothe Federal Reserve officials’ worries about the United States economy. As they head into a quiet period ahead of […]
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Apparently Tweets About Croutons Are Having A Moment? | HuffPost Life Part of HuffPost Food & Drink. ©2019 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. Twitter is often a forum for debates, jokes and musings about different food items. Lately, it seems one particular topping is on a lot of people’s minds: the crouton. For many, it’s
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As ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder” winds to a close, actor Jack Falahee is hard at work on his next act. Turns out, Falahee ― who has played law student-slash-“manwhore homosexual” Connor Walsh on “How to Get Away with Murder” for six seasons ― is a sultry singer, too. The Michigan native reconnected with a longtime
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Protests have been raging in Lebanon, with thousands of people showing their anger at the way the country’s economic crisis is being handled by its government. Demonstrators and police have clashed in the unrest, despite officials backing down from plans to tax WhatsApp voice calls. Speaking on Friday, Prime Minister Saad Hariri said Lebanon was
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Quarterback Austin Kendall always wanted to lead his football team onto Oklahoma’s Owen Field, seeking a win over a Big 12 Conference rival before another sellout crowd. He will, though he will be wearing a West Virginia jersey while doing so. Kendall, who spent the past three years as an understudy to Baker Mayfield and
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WASHINGTON — House lawmakers on Friday pressed experts on how the market power of major tech platforms could hurt consumer privacy, showing that an antitrust investigation into Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon is growing to include deeper questions about their business models. Lawmakers from the Judiciary Committee heard testimony that the tech giants have amassed
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Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd, who led two Silicon Valley giants, has died at 62. Oracle confirmed his death Friday, but gave no cause. Hurd was on medical leave, which Oracle announced in September . During his career, Hurd ran both Oracle and computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard. Hurd joined Oracle as co-president in 2010 a
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The World Health Organization says the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo still warrants being classified as a global emergency, even though the number of confirmed cases has slowed in recent weeks. The U.N. health agency first declared the epidemic, the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history, to be an international emergency in July. On Friday, it
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Prince Harry gets emotional in a new interview while discussing his mother, Princess Diana, who died 22 years ago, and the resulting pain he feels when he hears a camera click. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex appear in an interview that was filmed during their recent trip to Africa and will air Sunday on
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Image copyright AFP Boeing employees exchanged instant messages about issues with the automated safety system on the 737 Max as it was being certified in 2016. In documents provided by Boeing to lawmakers, a pilot wrote that he had run into unexpected trouble during tests. He said he had “basically lied to the regulators [unknowingly]”.
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