Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has met top European Union officials on a visit to Brussels February 17, 2020, 3:39 PM 2 min read LONDON — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met top European Union officials on a visit to Brussels on Monday, days before the bloc is expected to release new proposals on regulating artificial intelligence. […]
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CHICAGO — And now, they rest. Until Thursday, anyway. That’s when the NBA comes back for a frantic eight-week sprint to the finish of the regular season, with teams having from anywhere between 25 and 29 games left to play before the 16-team field for the playoffs is filled and set. The All-Star Game is
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By the time I was 40, I’d dated over 100 men. My romances, which lasted from one night to one year, were with men from 15 years younger to 15 years older. I dated a physicist, army captain, stripclub bouncer, philosopher, professional country singer, peace-treaty negotiator, yacht captain, waste management baron, professional athlete, farming landscape
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The musician found fame as an acid house DJ and forged a stellar career as a producer Andrew Weatherall, one of the UK’s most respected DJs and record producers, has died aged 56. The musician, who was born in Windsor, rose to fame during the acid house era, and
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Image copyright Reuters Economist Thomas Piketty’s last book, Capital in the Twenty First Century, took the publishing world by surprise when it stormed to the top of the bestsellers list. Despite containing a multitude of data and equations, the professor sold 2.5 million copies. His central argument was that invested capital – in the stock
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Liverpool and Atlético Madrid appear to be heading in opposite directions entering their last 16 meeting in the Champions League on Tuesday By TALES AZZONI AP Sports Writer February 17, 2020, 2:42 PM 3 min read MADRID — Liverpool and Atlético Madrid appear to be heading in opposite directions entering their last 16 meeting in
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Good morning and welcome to On Politics, a daily political analysis of the 2020 elections based on reporting by New York Times journalists. Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox every weekday. Where things stand in the race With momentum comes resistance: It’s a lesson Michael Bloomberg is learning the hard way
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is misrepresenting the Justice Department’s handling of the legal case of his confidant, Roger Stone. He’s suggesting rampant bias in the department’s initial recommendation to a federal court that Stone be sentenced between seven and nine years in prison, claiming that all four prosecutors are former members of special counsel
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You’d be hard-pressed not to stumble on a social media #ad for vitamin packs. Trendy supplement brands like Ritual or Care/Of promise their products will help alleviate a series of vitamin deficiencies, which companies warn can cause health issues ― including problems with your mental health. We know we need proper nutrients in order to
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After running a clip of Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) saying that Trump learned “a pretty big lesson” from the trial (which she later amended to “hopes” he learned a lesson), Oliver got personal. (See the clip below.) “What are you talking about Susan? Of course he hasn’t learned his lesson,” the host snapped. “Trump never
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