Kiana Williams hit two key jumpers in the final two minutes and finished with 24 points as No. 4 Stanford held off a late rally and beat No. 15 Oregon State 63-60 By RICK EYMER Associated Press February 22, 2020, 7:09 AM 3 min read STANFORD, Calif. — Maya Dodson made her first start of […]
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Half of 3,979 is 1,989.5. Democratic National Committee officials say that on the first ballot, a candidate must win one delegate more than that, or 1,990.5, which is rounded up to reach the magic number: 1,991. (If a candidate won 1,990 pledged delegates on the first ballot, D.N.C. officials say, that would not be sufficient.)
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TOKYO — You might have heard that the fear of a new virus from China is spreading faster than the actual virus. From earnest officials trying to calm a building panic. From your spouse. From the know-it-all who rattles off the many much more likely ways you’re going to die: smoking, car accidents, the flu.
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“Games of Thrones” star Jason Momoa jumps into character as Ozzy Osbourne for the Prince of Darkness’ latest music video. Check out the video here: Osbourne’s new 11-track album features collaborations with Elton John, Travis Scott, Post Malone and Guns N’ Roses’ guitarist Slash. Check out several of them, via Osbourne’s official YouTube account, here: Source
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TOKYO — The Tokyo Olympics open in five months on July 24. The Paralympics open on Aug. 25. But the fast-spreading coronavirus from China is making Tokyo organizers very anxious. Three deaths have been reported in Japan with more than 700 cases – over 600 from a cruise ship that was docked in Yokohama. Globally,
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WASHINGTON — The Democratic primary race remains highly unpredictable as Nevada’s caucuses are held on Saturday, but there is one thing we already know for sure about the party’s next presidential nominee: She or he has big plans to tax the very rich. Every leading candidate in the party’s 2020 field — from relative moderates
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NEW YORK — Stocks fell and bond prices rose sharply on Wall Street Friday amid signs that economic fallout from the viral outbreak that originated in China is hurting U.S. companies. The yield on the 30-year Treasury reached a record low as investors sought the safety of U.S. government bonds. The price of gold climbed
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Image caption Pet scans – usually used to diagnose cancer – could help identify forms of dementia A cancer scanner could be used to identify some of the earliest and most difficult to diagnose forms of dementia, scientists have said. Doctors at University Hospital of Wales (UHW) in Cardiff said its PET scanner could show
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Some people might kick back and sleep the day away after a night of partying to celebrate winning the Oscar for Best Actor. But “Joker” star Joaquin Phoenix had a different idea: He saved a cow and her calf from a Los Angeles slaughterhouse. Phoenix, a vegan, arranged to have the pair collected by Farm
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PORTLAND, Ore. — Zion Williamson hears the accolades but insists he’s still getting comfortable in his new job. He had 25 points for his seventh straight game with at least 20, and the New Orleans Pelicans beat the short-handed Portland Trail Blazers 128-115 on Friday night. “Even though I’m a rookie and people think I’m
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