Thousands flocked to Disneyland for glimpses of Mickey and Minnie, a ride on “Ït’s a Small World” and a last trip to the Galaxy’s Edge before the park closes because of the coronavirus By AMY TAXIN Associated Press March 13, 2020, 10:49 PM 4 min read ANAHEIM, Calif. — Thousands flocked to Disneyland on Friday […]
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Mexican officials say the number of monarch butterflies at their winter resting grounds decreased about 53% this year March 13, 2020, 11:40 PM 3 min read MEXICO CITY — The number of monarch butterflies that showed up at their winter resting grounds decreased about 53% this year, Mexican officials said Friday. Some activists called the
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MESA, Ariz. — Major League Baseball is allowing players to go home, making the decision a day after canceling the rest of the spring training schedule and postponing opening day by at least two weeks amid the novel coronavirus outbreak. After a meeting in Arizona on Friday that included baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, union head
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Mr. Mnuchin has spent the week crisscrossing Pennsylvania Avenue to meet with Ms. Pelosi and the two have talked repeatedly on the phone. On Tuesday, after Mr. Mnuchin briefed Senate Republicans at the Capitol, Ms. Pelosi spontaneously invited him to her office. The two sometimes call each other directly on their cellphones. By Friday evening,
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If there’s one image that captures the panic seeping through the United States this week, it might be the empty store shelves where toilet paper usually sits. Shoppers, preparing for the possibility that the coronavirus could keep them quarantined for weeks or months, have been snapping up every roll they can find. The more images
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Danielle Brooks has had quite a career so far. She became a household name after joining the cast of “Orange Is The New Black,” a successful Netflix series that recently ended it’s seven-season run. In 2016, she was nominated for a Tony Award for her portrayal of Sofia in “The Color Purple.” It’s easy to
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Image copyright Ian West/PA Image caption Katie Price and Alex Reid “became a couple” in 2009 and married a year later Katie Price should pay her ex-husband Alex Reid £25,000 in damages for misusing details about his sex life, a High Court judge has ruled. Reid, 44, had sued Price, 41, alleging breach of confidence,
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As people self-quarantine, work from home and generally wall themselves off from the outside world, Joe DeSimone is preparing to travel the globe. In the last few weeks, the 30-year-old game design instructor from Austin, Texas, has booked two flights — to London and Toronto — and has getaways to Nashville and Los Angeles in
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As flights, events, and media trips are canceled and hospitality marketers tighten their budgets over coronavirus fears, travel influencers are scrambling. Danah Freeman, a travel influencer in Vermont, was supposed to board a cruise ship from San Diego on Thursday, only to have the trip canceled over the weekend. Merissa Principe, 29, a travel influencer
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New U.S. Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone’s first challenge will be to confront the fallout over the federation’s widely condemned legal stance in the gender discrimination lawsuit filed by the women’s national team By ANNE M. PETERSON AP Sports Writer March 13, 2020, 11:15 PM 5 min read New U.S. Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone’s
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