Good morning and welcome to On Politics, a daily political analysis of the 2020 elections based on reporting by New York Times journalists. Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox every weekday. Where things stand in the race After months of fading fortune, is Elizabeth Warren back in the running? She was […]
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TOKYO — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe should be basking in the limelight this year in the run-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Instead, the virus outbreak that has spread from China to even remote parts of Japan has Abe and his ruling Liberal Democratic Party playing defense. Abe has skated through numerous scandals since taking
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Ukraine’s prime minister says a Ukrainian village where residents clashed with riot police while protesting the local quarantine of people evacuated from China is under control for now February 21, 2020, 11:19 AM 2 min read NOVI SANZHARY, Ukraine — A Ukrainian village where residents clashed with riot police and threw rocks at buses while protesting
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Actor Martin Sheen texted MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell in the middle of his show on Thursday night to share an image of a bumper sticker mocking President Donald Trump’s reelection bid. Sheen, who portrayed fictional President Josiah “Jed” Bartlet on “The West Wing” from 1999-2006, suggested that Trump could have a new running mate: Russian President
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When Nic Bonne was a child his face would be pressed against the television screen staring at images from space. He now works as an astronomer at the University of Portsmouth, where being blind doesn’t stop him from following his life-long interest. He uses 3D-printed models to represent the light being emitted by far off
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On the expanding landscape of resources dedicated to expatriates, perhaps the most comprehensive is InterNations, which was founded in 2007 by two German entrepreneurs and now counts 3.7 million members in 168 countries. A founder, Malte Zeeck, 43, said Americans make up about 10 percent of the group’s total membership, the largest national contingency. The
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On Thursday, Biles shared a video on Twitter that featured a vault move no female gymnast has ever pulled off in competition: As fans on reddit noted, it was the Yurchenko double pike. Earlier this month, Biles posted another clip of her working on the move and landing in a foam pit, which caused fans to
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This train will carry more saints than sinners when it leaves New Jersey. And that’s an order. The state Chamber of Commerce’s Walk to Washington on Thursday is one of the biggest annual networking extravaganzas in New Jersey politics. Elected officials — frequently from the governor on down — mingle with lobbyists, university presidents and
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The agency declined a request for an interview. But a spokesman replied that its enrollment communication efforts included a “robust and multifaceted outreach campaign that encourages consumers to review their Medicare coverage, compare alternatives and make an informed decision about options for the incoming year.” How is Americans’ health affected? Which type of coverage produces
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The Best Mascaras, According To Beauty Influencers | HuffPost Life Part of HuffPost Style & Beauty. ©2020 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. Every cosmetic company tells you their mascara will give you the longest, fullest lashes. But let’s be honest: Not all mascaras can be the best. It’s hard to know which mascaras will give
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