Online subscriptions sure sound cheap, but what do a few bucks a month to watch TV shows, store photos online and stream music add up to? Quite a lot, it turns out. In 2019, we each spent $640 on digital subscriptions like streaming video and music services, cloud storage, dating apps and online productivity tools, […]
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stopped short of saying the Rooney Rule is not working By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer January 29, 2020, 8:31 PM 3 min read MIAMI — Stopping short of saying the Rooney Rule is not working, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell noted Wednesday the league needs change to its minority hiring
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The BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg has been speaking to Michael Gove – the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, also considered to be one of the most important ministers in the cabinet. He spoke about how frustrations in government shaped his opinion on the EU. “I would occasionally say ‘I’m not sure this is
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate unchanged at a low level Wednesday amid an economy that looks solid but faces potential global threats, including from China’s viral outbreak. The Fed sketched a mostly bright picture of the U.S. economy in the statement it released after its latest policy meeting. Yet it
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“Cheer” became a phenomenon when it debuted on Netflix earlier this month and has turned into the most notable thing the company has released in all of January. Every publication in the country, including HuffPost, seemed to celebrate the cheerleading-centric docuseries. “Saturday Night Live” even parodied “Cheer” in its first episode of 2020. That parody
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A basketball game tribute to Kobe Bryant took an electrifying form in Chandler, Arizona, on Tuesday. A player wearing Bryant’s No. 24, cheered on by chants of “Kobe!,” hit the winning shot in a high school basketball game. And the gym erupted. (See the clip below.) ESPN replayed the moment in a Bryant tribute on
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Broadband provider BT will charge new customers up to £50 if they do not send their router back at the end of their contract, in an effort to reduce waste. Since December, BT’s contracts have stated that the company retains ownership of the wi-fi routers and TV set-top boxes it sends to customers. The company
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As entertainment companies roll out new streaming services, they’re stocking them with the goodies from their own content archives, hoping that the loss of income today will mean more money rolling in from subscribers in the future By TALI ARBEL AP Technology Writer January 29, 2020, 5:29 PM 3 min read As entertainment companies roll
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All-Star third baseman Kris Bryant has lost his service-time grievance against the Chicago Cubs By JAY COHEN AP Sports Writer January 29, 2020, 6:25 PM 3 min read CHICAGO — Kris Bryant has lost his service-time grievance against the Chicago Cubs, providing some clarity for the team and the All-Star third baseman with spring training
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As Mr. Bloomberg’s ads blanket the airwaves, his Democratic rivals have spent most of their time going after one another, using health care as the vehicle to debate whether the party should nominate a moderate or a liberal seeking transformative change. Lise Talbott, who works for a community health center in the Central Valley of
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