The 52 Places Traveler The 52 Places Traveler visits Lyon and Marseille, just a quick train ride apart — but worlds away from each other. Oct. 8, 2019 Our columnist, Sebastian Modak, is visiting each destination on our 52 Places to Go in 2019 list. He arrived in France from Germany, where he visited Munich […]
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A Canadian-American cosmologist and two Swiss scientists won this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for their work in understanding how the universe has evolved from the Big Bang and the blockbuster discovery of the first known planet outside our solar system. Canadian-born James Peebles, 84, of Princeton University, was credited for “theoretical discoveries
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The San Francisco 49ers’ D.J. Jones committed to another team before “Monday Night Football.” The defensive tackle and his girlfriend, Kayla Fannin, got engaged on the field at Levi’s Stadium in the hours leading up to the kickoff against the Cleveland Browns. Under the ruse of a photo op, Jones sprung a surprise proposal on
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration directed a top American diplomat involved in its pressure campaign on Ukraine not to appear Tuesday morning for a scheduled interview in the House’s impeachment inquiry. The decision to block Gordon D. Sondland, the United States ambassador to the European Union, from speaking with investigators for three House committees is
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TV show South Park and a major video game studio are the latest businesses to get swept into a controversy over how to handle China’s censorship efforts. Interested in China? Add China as an interest to stay up to date on the latest China news, video, and analysis from ABC News. Video games maker Activision
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Last year, prestige skincare sales in the United States reached a whopping $5.6 million — a 13% increase from the previous year. Not to get too technical, but that’s a hell of a lot of fancy skincare products. And yet, even though our social media feeds are flooded with new launches on a near-daily basis,
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“Avengers” star Chris Evans is calling on people who aren’t interested in politics to reevaluate their priorities. Evans, who played Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, offered a simple thought experiment followed by a single question: I think everyone who chooses to stay out of politics(which is your right) should make a mental note
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption In remote areas Post Offices can be the only places offering banking services Barclays is facing criticism for opting out of part of the agreement banks have with Post Offices to allow customers to withdraw cash and deposit money. The move is seen as a threat to efforts to
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Have you ever wanted to make like a purple dolphin and dive right into the almost nauseatingly neon cornucopia of color that is the world of Lisa Frank? Well, hold on to your butterfly clips, people, because now you can. Starting Oct. 11, those nostalgic for neon can book a stay at the Lisa Frank
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A hot topic all year has been the idea of computerizing the strike zone, the rise of the robot umpires. It’s drawn even more attention here in October — we’ve already seen a perfect example of a missed call when Marcell Ozuna was rung up in the ninth inning of Game 3 between the Cardinals
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