Colorado has made online sales of recreational marijuana legal during the coronavirus epidemic, fulfilling one of the pot industry’s biggest wishes By THOMAS PEIPERT Associated Press April 13, 2020, 4:38 PM 4 min read 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article DENVER — Colorado has made online sales of recreational marijuana legal […]
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Image copyright AFP The government does not expect to make changes to coronavirus lockdown restrictions this week, Dominic Raab has said. The foreign secretary said the UK’s plan “is working” and that “there are signs we are starting to win this struggle”. “Keep this up, we have come too far, lost too many loved ones
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SAN FRANCISCO — More than 20 days into San Francisco’s shelter-in-place orders, with hair salons and barbershops closed, I was resigned to growing out my bangs. But my husband, Matt, who had gone almost two months without a cut, began threatening to shave his head. For weeks, he had been trying to hide his floppy,
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NASCAR driver Kyle Larson appeared to use a racial slur during a virtual race Sunday night that was being livestreamed, according to video from the iRacing event. Larson, who’s a driver for Chip Ganassi Racing and considered one of NASCAR’s youngest talents at age 27, was participating in a virtual race when he expressed difficulty
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If there was ever a time to quit vaping, it’s now. Using electronic cigarettes, which involves inhaling a mix of flavors, nicotine and chemicals and then spewing it out into a fine mist, is never safe ― but especially not during the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 preys on the lungs. Once the infection reaches your nose
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IOC President Thomas Bach says the Olympic body will face “several hundred million dollars” of added costs because of the postponement of the Tokyo Games By STEPHEN WADE AP Sports Writer April 13, 2020, 9:17 AM 4 min read 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article TOKYO — The International Olympic Committee
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MADRID — As the coronavirus pandemic throws millions out of work and devastates economies worldwide, governments are struggling with the delicate balance between keeping people safe from a highly contagious virus and making sure they can still make a living or even have enough to eat. Workers in some nonessential industries were returning to their
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LOS ANGELES — The fight for an open U.S. House seat in a swing district north of Los Angeles provides Republicans with a rare opportunity to gain ground in heavily Democratic California, and the outcome could send a message about where voters place their trust during the coronavirus crisis. The voting in the special election
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PITTSBURGH — The end to months of fundraising, planning and practice ended with a press release and tears. Mike DeLuca envisioned his youngest son, John, capping his baseball career the same way most 12-year-old All-Star squads from Monroeville, Pennsylvania, had for the last two decades: with a week spent playing teams from all over the
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Image copyright PA Media An NHS boss has warned the number of protective gowns available to front-line staff in parts of the country has become “critically low” in recent days. Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers in England, has called for a “more sustainable supply” of gowns, which are imported from China. On Sunday,
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