Donald Trump and his ego made a cameo on the 1990s sitcom “The Nanny” and left their mark. The show’s star Fran Drescher recalled on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” (see the clip above) that, as her character stood between Charles Shaughnessy’s Maxwell Sheffield and the future president in a scene, she was to say, […]
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A Four-Bedroom Colonial Villa in Southern Guatemala $2.9 MILLION (21.7 MILLION GUATEMALAN QUETZALES) This four-bedroom, Spanish Colonial-era house occupies a quarter-acre lot in the historic center of Antigua Guatemala, a city and UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by volcanoes. The 7,643-square-foot house, with three interior courtyards and two rooftop terraces, was restored and modernized about
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Anthony Beauvillier scored his second goal of the game 2:52 into overtime and the New York Islanders rallied to beat the Dallas Stars 4-3 By MICHAEL DOMINSKI Associated Press February 5, 2020, 2:23 PM 4 min read NEW YORK — With their hold on a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference faltering, the New York
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A day and a half later, we’re still waiting for final results from the Iowa caucuses. But with 71 percent of precincts reporting as of late Tuesday night, Pete Buttigieg held a narrow lead — having earned the most “state delegate equivalents.” By that count he is edging out Bernie Sanders, who has the lead
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But economists have argued that the figure is a poor metric for measuring the health of the economy or America’s trading relationships. While a falling trade deficit can be a sign of a growing economy, the measure can fall for a variety of other reasons, many of them unrelated to trade and not all of
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From the time I was a sophomore in high school up until last fall, I counted calories in one form or another. It started with logging my daily Weight Watchers points, then switched to tracking calories in the Fitbit app to make sure I didn’t go too far over my daily target. For years, I
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Margot Robbie’s inking days are done. The amateur tattoo artist, who in her day job is a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee for “Bombshell,” told “The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday that one “particularly bad one” prompted her to retire. At a bachelorette party the night before a wedding in Australia, drinking led to
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TOKYO — Hidden away in her cabin, Masako Ishida reckons she doesn’t face much risk from the coronavirus that has stalked her cruise ship, forcing an onboard quarantine of 3,700 passengers and crew members in the port city of Yokohama. Ms. Ishida, 61, is trying to see the bright side as she faces two long
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Notifications on your phone and computer are great for keeping up to date with breaking news, weather and traffic updates. But those real-time alerts popping up can also drive you nuts with the frequent interruptions bombarding your screen — not to mention the battery burn on your device from all the activity. Between a presidential
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The Red Sox have agreed to trade 2018 AL MVP Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers, two people with knowledge of the deal tell The Associated Press By JIMMY GOLEN AP Sports Writer February 5, 2020, 5:57 AM 6 min read BOSTON — Banking on Mookie Betts to be the missing piece in their
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