WASHINGTON — The United States Air Force is set to have its first black service chief, Defense Department officials said on Monday. General Charles Q. Brown Jr., known widely as C.Q., will soon be nominated as the Air Force chief of staff, officials said. If he is confirmed by the Senate, General Brown will become […]
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Amtrak has named a former air cargo executive as its new chief operating officer March 2, 2020, 9:26 PM 2 min read Amtrak named a former air cargo executive as its new president and chief operating officer Monday. William Flynn will take over in mid-April. He will replace Richard Anderson, who has served as CEO
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Patients needing cannabis-based medicines should no longer face long delays in accessing their prescriptions, says the government. Changes to importing restrictions mean UK companies can now order and hold more stocks from abroad. That should make the treatments available to patients in days, rather than months. The changes will help people with conditions such as
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Jennifer Lopez’s love may not cost a thing, but her outfits sure do. The 50-year-old singer actor, and dancer was seen out and about in Miami over the weekend in an outfit that many of her fans might find familiar. Rocking a bodysuit, pants and a matching bag, Lopez wore Versace clothing featuring the brand’s
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Image copyright Marks and Spencer Marks & Spencer is to extend a trial of its refill scheme where shoppers can fill their own containers with food. The trial will be extended at its Hedge End store in Southampton, and will be rolled out in Manchester this month. A spokesperson said it was part of the
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Alaska Airlines is dropping its sponsorship of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race after this year’s race By MARK THIESSEN Associated Press March 2, 2020, 8:14 PM 3 min read ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Alaska Airlines confirmed Monday it will drop its sponsorship of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Alaska’s most famous sporting event. The
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Beyond the expulsions of the Journal reporters, the Chinese government has repeatedly allowed the visas of correspondents whose work is perceived as unfriendly to lapse, forcing them to leave the country. A report released Monday by the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China pointed to another Wall Street Journal journalist who in the past year was
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Eggs are one of the most versatile foods out there ― you can cook them in endless ways, they keep you full for hours and they’re a nutritional powerhouse loaded with protein and other nutrients that protect eye, muscle and bone health. Despite all these benefits, eggs have gotten a bad reputation at times because
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionHilary Mantel: Royal women’s bodies are ‘still perceived as public property’ Award-winning author Dame Hilary Mantel has suggested racism has been a factor in the criticism the Duchess of Sussex has faced since marrying Prince Harry. “I hesitate to call her a victim,” the novelist told the
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Image copyright Getty Images The email addresses and travel details of about 10,000 people who used free wi-fi at UK railway stations have been exposed online. Network Rail and the service provider C3UK confirmed the incident three days after being contacted by BBC News about the matter. The database, found online by a security researcher,
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