Tulip growers in the Netherlands have beaten back winter, if only for a day, with a riotous explosion of color in an Amsterdam square January 18, 2020, 5:12 PM 2 min read AMSTERDAM — Winter blues 0, joyful color 1. Tulip growers in the Netherlands beat back winter — if only for a day — […]
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For these celebrity brides, one wedding dress just wasn’t enough. And with so many gorgeous gowns at their fingertips, who can blame them for doing a costume change (or two!) on the big day? Below, check out 10 famous brides and the jaw-dropping looks they debuted for the ceremony and reception. 1. Chrissy Teigen The
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Lee Child has written 24 Jack Reacher novels The author of the best-selling Jack Reacher novels is handing over the writing duties to his younger brother. Lee Child, 65, reportedly considered killing off the 6ft 5ins vigilante hero, who is played by actor Tom Cruise in film adaptations. But
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ESPN has gone through many pairings and approaches trying to build a pregame show during its 18 seasons broadcasting the NBA By JOE REEDY AP Sports Writer January 18, 2020, 4:44 PM 4 min read ESPN has gone through many pairings and approaches trying to build a pregame show during its 18 seasons broadcasting the
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Americans are watching an impeachment trial against their president unfold, just as the country prepares for the Democratic primaries and caucuses. We’re living in an era of heightened politics and divisiveness, and, for many, where you stand politically can feel as important a part of your identity as your religion or profession. Enter dating apps.
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Thousands of St. Louis-area families have been freed from a major financial burden thanks to a charitable effort that’s increasingly popular among churches and other groups — eliminating medical debt By JIM SALTER Associated Press January 18, 2020, 4:32 PM 3 min read ST. LOUIS — Thousands of St. Louis-area families were freed from a
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NBA-SCHEDULE Lakers-Rockets highlight a mismatch-filled schedule. UNDATED (AP) — On paper, this is one of those days in the NBA where the league’s best teams feast on the worst. But the notable exception is in Houston, where the Southwest Division-leading Rockets host the Lakers, who lead the Pacific Division. L.A.’s other team, the Clippers are
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Boeing has found a new software problem on its grounded 737 Max jetliner By DAVID KOENIG AP Airlines Writer January 18, 2020, 12:48 AM 3 min read Boeing is working to fix a newly discovered problem with software powering up on the 737 Max, adding to the list of tasks the aircraft maker faces to
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The Netflix Highlight: “Sex Education,” Season 2 What’s up: Netflix’s “Sex Education” is a comedy about high schoolers going through puberty. In a vague United Kingdom setting of beautiful Welsh forests and green hills, the teens experience emerging sexual desires while trying to make friends and figure out their place in the world. The main
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Sajid Javid (right) visiting Trafford Park Metrolink tram Businesses have warned that food prices may rise and jobs may be affected after the chancellor vowed to end alignment with EU rules after Brexit. Sajid Javid told the Financial Times the UK would not be a “ruletaker” after Brexit, urging businesses
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