Seizing on his final opportunity to make the case to Republican senators — and for the history books — to reconsider their intended acquittal of President Trump, Representative Adam Schiff of California, the lead impeachment manager, framed his closing remarks with a pointed question: Can the Senate trust Mr. Trump? “The short, plain, sad, incontestable […]
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Google parent company Alphabet posted mixed fourth-quarter results on Monday, falling short on Wall Street’s expectations for revenue but beating on profit February 3, 2020, 9:16 PM 1 min read Google parent company Alphabet posted mixed fourth-quarter results on Monday, falling short on Wall Street’s expectations for revenue but beating on profit. The Mountain View,
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Image copyright BSIP New coronavirus has now reached more than 20 countries from China, where the epidemic or disease outbreak began over a month ago. Experts are worried about how much further it could spread and how many people will get sick. A truly global outbreak or pandemic has not been declared yet. But officials
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Image copyright Evie Niblock Image caption Rag’n’Bone Man is just back from writing and recording in Nashville, Tennessee Rag’n’Bone Man surprised a room of 600 people by being the mystery guest at a gig line-up of local bands and artists. The hip-hop bluesman turned up at the Ocean Room in Gorleston-on-Sea as a favour to
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The California Highway Patrol says a gunman opened fire aboard a packed Greyhound bus, killing one passenger and wounding five others before the driver pulled over onto the shoulder and the killer got off By STEFANIE DAZIO Associated Press February 3, 2020, 8:04 PM 3 min read LOS ANGELES — A man cursing and muttering
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, announced her engagement to Tom Bernthal, the founder of a Los Angeles-based strategic consulting agency, on Monday. “Engaged!!! Tom Bernthal, you are my everything. I could not love you more,” Ms. Sandberg, 50, said in a Facebook post. The couple were engaged over the weekend, People reported. Mr. Bernthal,
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The sky isn’t falling — or at least it doesn’t feel that way — as NASCAR heads into the first of two seasons full of change. In the three months since Kyle Busch won his second championship, NASCAR took its awards ceremony to Nashville, Tennessee, and was eagerly embraced. The Hall
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In a Democratic debate in September, Mr. Sanders differed with Joe Biden in saying wages would rise if employers were no longer involved with health benefits. Many Americans are skeptical; in a Kaiser Family Foundation poll, 63 percent said their wages would stay the same if their employers’ health costs fell. Some studies in economics
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Elections are obviously stressful times for a country: Voters are tasked with a momentous decision – and are bombarded with endless punditry, analysis, messaging, and political debate about each candidate during long election cycles. So it should surprise no one that there’s actually a relationship between voters’ physical well-being and election season, according to a
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The long-standing ― and largely tongue-in-cheek ― debate over Elsa’s sexuality in Disney’s “Frozen” franchise was finally settled on “Saturday Night Live” this past weekend. Kate McKinnon played the ice queen in a live-action sketch on Saturday’s episode of “SNL” that was designed as an outtake from the forthcoming DVD edition of “Frozen 2.” In the skit, Elsa
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