But on the newly returned “Tonight Show” Monday, Yankovic did perform a number that’s “sort of about social distancing, kinda topical,” he said. Host Jimmy Fallon enlisted Yankovic to sing “One More Minute” ― an original oldie. Back in the day, Weird Al was smarting over a breakup and wrote the song to express how […]
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Mr. Oliver reached out to local distillers to follow Oregon’s lead and join forces. In the past week, several have stepped up, including OOLA Distillery, which quickly collected all the raw materials, from alcohol to storage bottles. The distillery is ramping up to churn out “thousands and thousands of liters of bottles” as early as
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FIFA is looking to tap into its vast financial reserves to provide assistance to a football industry ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic wiping out games and creating unexpected economic hardship in the world’s biggest sport By ROB HARRIS AP Global Soccer Writer March 31, 2020, 2:05 PM 3 min read 3 min read Share to
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. is working the phones with top donors while cloistered in his Delaware home. His digital team is searching for the right tone to ask small contributors for cash during the sharpest economic downturn in their lifetimes. And his finance operation is plotting how to keep the checks coming when catered parties
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is poised to roll back ambitious Obama-era vehicle mileage standards and raise the ceiling on damaging fossil fuel emissions for years to come, gutting one of the United States’ biggest efforts against climate change. The Trump administration is expected to release a final rule Tuesday on mileage standards through 2026.
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March 31, 2020, 2:11 PM 5 min read 5 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article The mounting death toll from the virus outbreak in the United States has it poised to overtake China’s tally of 3,300 deaths, with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo saying up to 1 million more health care workers
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Image copyright Twitter/Columbia Public Health Image caption Kate Winslet is one of five cast members who filmed themselves offering Covid-19 health tips The stars of the film Contagion have released public service announcements urging the public to social distance and wash their hands. Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jennifer Ehle, and Laurence Fishburne filmed themselves giving
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Image copyright Getty Images Have you been thinking about getting a mortgage? You’re going to need to think again as lenders are scrapping their home loan deals. On Tuesday, Nationwide – one of the UK’s biggest lenders – effectively pulled out of new deals. Others are doing the same as the home mortgage market goes
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WASHINGTON — The United States is seizing on Venezuela’s economic pain and the coronavirus threat to push a new plan for a power-sharing government in Caracas until presidential elections can be held this year. The proposal, to be released on Tuesday in Washington, offers to ease American sanctions intended to pressure President Nicolás Maduro and
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Image copyright Getty Images To persuade the majority to continue to comply with the lockdown to slow the spread of coronavirus, it must become the only “socially acceptable norm”, a King’s College London study suggests. “Social pressure from others” had an important role to play, lead researcher Dr Rebecca Webster told BBC News. But this
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