With the never-stopping news cycle, it’s easy to miss great images that fly under the radar. We’ve got you covered. We’re highlighting exceptional photos from around the world for the week of Jan. 25 to 31. Check them out below. Above: Classmates and friends of Alyssa Altobelli launch a lantern in her memory during a vigil […]
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The cosmic detector that required a series of challenging spacewalking repairs is back in action By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer January 31, 2020, 8:12 PM 2 min read CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The cosmic detector that required a series of difficult spacewalking repairs is back in action. The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer is working better
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Coming to the NBA All-Star Game: No. 24, Giannis Antetokounmpo and No. 2, LeBron James By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer January 31, 2020, 8:19 PM 4 min read The NBA’s All-Stars will be playing this year with Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant in their minds and on their jerseys. So, coming soon: No. 24
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“In my view, they kind of leave themselves open to a lot of criticism,” John F. Kelly, President Trump’s former chief of staff, said of the Senate.Credit…Doug Mills/The New York Times John F. Kelly, President Trump’s former chief of staff and secretary of homeland security, said on Friday that the Senate would be known forever
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Friday was not a good day for Europe. As the European Union officially became smaller, losing Britain as a member, new data showed that economic growth in the bloc came almost to a standstill and that it is in danger of slipping into recession. The 28 countries in the European Union grew only 0.1 percent
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While barbecue comes in countless forms, each region that’s known for it offers a distinctive version. Folks in Kansas City live for burnt ends, which is brisket that is twice cooked ― traditionally in a smoker, low and slow for hours. Considering many people don’t own a smoker or have the time to deal with
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Demi Lovato isn’t sure what her future holds, but when it comes to romance, she’s confidently chosen to reject concrete thinking. Chatting with Andy Cohen on his SiriusXM show “Radio Andy” Thursday, the pop singer-songwriter opened up at length about her sexuality, explaining that she’s still “figuring it out.” Lovato, who identifies as sexually fluid, said she
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Countries surrounding China, including Mongolia, Russia and Singapore, have moved to shut down their borders. But some officials from the Center for Disease Control and Department of Health and Human Services have expressed concerns about imposing such a measure in the United States, the people said. Mr. Trump, sources familiar with his thinking said, has
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya’s high court on Thursday temporarily suspended the country’s new national biometric identity program until the government enacts laws to protect the security of the data and prevent discrimination against minorities. The government had said the IDs would be required for all Kenyan citizens and foreign residents to access a broad range
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MIAMI — The forecast for the Super Bowl in Miami is grim. Clear skies and temperature in the 60s are expected when the game kicks off, so weather won’t be a problem. But climate change likely will be, sooner or later. The sea and temperature are rising, posing a threat to South Floridians’ way of
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