LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County health officials backtracked Tuesday on their announcement that a child died from coronavirus, saying it’s possible the death was caused by something else. During their daily briefing, the county health department said the unidentified child from the city of Lancaster was among four new deaths. Hours later, after Gov. […]
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“The Young and the Restless” star Greg Rikaart just endured a real-life melodrama after he spent nearly two weeks with severe coronavirus symptoms. The 43-year-old actor said in an Instagram post Monday that he tested positive for the virus and now appears to be on the mend, but called COVID-19 “the hardest experience of my life.” Rikaart,
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SEOUL, South Korea — The South Korean police on Wednesday asked prosecutors to indict a 24-year-old man on charges he blackmailed dozens of young women, including at least 16 minors, into making sexually explicit video clips that he sold online through encrypted chat rooms. The case has galvanized nationwide attention to what women’s rights advocates
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LOS ANGELES — The NFC West was a diabolically difficult division for most of the past decade, and it only seems to be getting tougher. The NFL’s winningest division last season will be stacked again in the fall with four franchises determined to win now. Three teams that posted winning records in 2019 will be
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In 2009, as part of a larger economic stimulus, Congress appropriated $50 million to the N.E.A. Sixty percent of those funds went directly to grants for nonprofit arts organizations, while the rest went to state and regional arts organizations. The N.E.A. said that the grants helped preserve 7,000 arts jobs. In Europe, politicians have also
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HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Prices and availability subject to change. Kanawa_Studio via Getty ImagesNow, you don’t even have to touch someone when you order takeout or delivery. From Grubhub to Seamless, here are the food delivery services that now offer no-contact food delivery. With the recent shutdowns of
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Chloë Sevigny is showing some support for fellow “expecting families,” telling fans on Instagram that she found some recent coronavirus-related news “very distressing.” The 45-year-old actor posted a snapshot of herself cradling her pregnant belly on Monday, writing that she hopes “all expecting families are finding some calm.” “Today’s news in NY was very distressing
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Image copyright Sterling Caviar Image caption More caviar might have to come from farmed sturgeon Overfishing has depleted numbers of wild fish, and fish farms meet much of the growing demand. Could we one day be eating “fish” grown from cells in a factory, as a number of start-ups are planning? “Caviar is no longer
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Major sports leagues and teams across the globe are being forced to write a new game plan on how to pay employees and keep the franchises solvent in the wake of a coronavirus pandemic that has all but stopped revenue and brought competition to a halt By TOM CANAVAN Sports Writer March 24, 2020, 11:51
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WASHINGTON — Nations reeling from conflict, poverty and deficient health care will be unable to contain the coronavirus without significant international assistance, risking that the disease will ricochet back to recovering populations in a deadly global cycle, the United Nations warned in a new $2 billion appeal to combat the pandemic. Even as they called
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