The new virus is taking a broader toll on airline travel February 26, 2020, 6:23 PM 2 min read Delta Air Lines said Wednesday it will reduce flights to South Korea as concern rises about the spread of the new virus beyond China. Delta said it will suspend flights between Seoul and Minneapolis after Saturday […]
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a condition characterized by attention difficulty and impulsiveness, wasn’t widely understood or even recognized until fairly recently. It wasn’t until the early 2000s that clinicians began focusing on ADHD symptoms in not only children, but adults as well. Now, it’s one of the fastest growing mental health diagnoses — about 4.4%
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Tom Brady poured out his grief over Kobe Bryant’s death in an emotional essay posted Tuesday. The football great explored why the tragedy has kept him up crying at night while lauding the Lakers legend’s ability to inspire others off the court. Bryant was killed with his daughter Gianna and seven others in a January helicopter
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PGA National’s signature test is a three-hole span on the back nine called “The Bear Trap.” By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer February 26, 2020, 5:15 PM 4 min read PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — PGA National’s signature test is a three-hole span on the back nine called “The Bear Trap,” named for Jack Nicklaus
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Since at least 1900, members of the House and Senate have tried to pass a law making lynching a federal crime. To date, they have not succeeded. The bills were consistently blocked, shelved or ignored, and the passage of time has rendered anti-lynching legislation increasingly symbolic. Now, a measure to add lynching to the United
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When Tina Sorg first saw the robot rolling through her Giant supermarket in Harrisburg, Pa., she said to herself, “That thing is a little weird.” Programmed to detect spills and debris in the aisles, the robot looked like an inkjet printer with a long neck. “It needed personality,” said Ms. Sorg, 55, who manages the
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Brazil’s government has confirmed the first case of the new coronavirus in Latin America By MARCELO DE SOUSA and DAVID BILLER Associated Press February 26, 2020, 4:59 PM 4 min read RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil’s government confirmed on Wednesday that a 61-year-old Brazilian man who traveled to Italy this month has Latin America’s first
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Image copyright Getty Images Clive Cussler, the author of the popular Dirk Pitt adventure novel series, has died aged 88. He wrote more than two dozen novels, including Sahara and Raise the Titanic, and sold more than 100 million books. Writing on Twitter, Cussler’s wife said: “It is with a heavy heart that I share
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Image copyright JUSTIN TALLIS Walmart says it may sell a majority stake in Asda, its UK supermarket, after “inbound interest” in the idea. The US retail giant said it was talking to a “small number of interested parties” about a possible investment. It comes after UK regulators blocked Walmart’s plan to merge Asda with Sainsbury’s
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Elite swimmers Katinka Hosszú, Chad le Clos and Sarah Sjöström voice concern that the Olympics could be canceled because of the viral outbreak spreading around the world By ANDREW DAMPF AP Sports Writer February 26, 2020, 4:35 PM 4 min read NAPLES, Italy — If any thoughts were creeping into their minds that the Tokyo
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