The Los Angeles Rams ran the ball on their first seven consecutive plays, marching straight through San Francisco’s defense for 65 yards and a touchdown. “That definitely hits you on a personal level,” 49ers defensive tackle DeForest Buckner said. “I’m pretty sure a lot of guys took it personally.” The Niners’ defense vowed to spend […]
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Monday said President Trump “strongly condemns” a gruesome fake video that depicts him shooting members of the news media and political rivals, which was shown at his Florida resort. But, aides said, he had not seen it and planned to view it “shortly.” “Re: the video played over the
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We’ve seen a wealth of celebrities including Miley Cyrus and the Kardashians appropriating Black culture, plus countless fashion designers sending white models down their runways wearing locs, braids and baby hairs. But what happens when we start to talk about Black appropriation among other minority communities? Illustration: Damon Dahlen/HuffPost; Photos: APLilly Singh seen at Twentieth
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Fresh off his history-making Emmys win, Billy Porter is set to bring his signature magic to the big screen. The “Pose” star confirmed over the weekend that he’s signed on to play the fairy godmother in Sony’s “Cinderella.” The forthcoming adaptation of the classic fairy tale will star Camila Cabello as the titular heroine. Idina Menzel is
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Roger Federer says he plans to play at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Interested in Olympics? Add Olympics as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Olympics news, video, and analysis from ABC News. The Swiss great, a four-time Olympian, says “at the end of the day my heart decided I would love
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House investigators are questioning a former White House Russia aide as the impeachment inquiry gains speed. Fiona Hill, President Trump’s former top Russia and Europe adviser, is on Capitol Hill today to testify that she and other officials objected strenuously to the removal of the ambassador to Ukraine, only to be disregarded. Ms. Hill, who
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European Union nations vented outrage Monday at Turkey’s military offensive in northern Syria against the Kurds and joined France and Germany in banning arms sales to Ankara, a rare move against a NATO ally for many of them. Interested in Turkey? Add Turkey as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Turkey
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Suicide attempts among Black teenagers in America have risen significantly over the past three decades, according to a new study that found no such spike among white, Asian, Latino or “other” racial and ethnic groups. The findings, published in the journal Pediatrics on Monday, used self-reported data from high schoolers collected by the Centers for
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Image caption Harry Styles said he felt “uneasy” after he said he received notes and money through his letterbox Singer Harry Styles told a court he locked his bedroom door every night after being stalked by a homeless man he “felt sorry for”. Mr Styles, 25, offered to buy Pablo Tarazaga-Orero, 26, food after he
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The plutonium core for the first atomic weapon detonated in 1945 was taken from Los Alamos National Laboratory to a test site in the New Mexico desert in the backseat of a U.S. Army sedan. Officials put other bomb parts inside a metal container, packed it into a wooden crate and secured it in the
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