CENTERVILLE, Iowa — Jill Biden was torn. Three months into Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s 2020 White House bid, he was struggling with the intense scrutiny that comes with being the front-runner, and she was increasingly needed on the campaign trail as a top surrogate for her husband. But Dr. Biden was reluctant to pull back […]
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The owner of an award-winning organic dairy in Pennsylvania that abruptly closed its doors last fall is accused of milking investors to the tune of nearly $60 million By MICHAEL RUBINKAM Associated Press January 31, 2020, 9:08 PM 4 min read READING, Pa. — The owner of an award-winning organic dairy in Pennsylvania that abruptly
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WASHINGTON — The first treatment for peanut allergies is about to hit the market, a big step toward better care for all kinds of food allergies — but still a long way from a cure. Friday’s approval by the Food and Drug Administration promises to bring some relief to families who’ve lived in fear of
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LOS ANGELES — LeBron James has only been a part of the Los Angeles Lakers for 19 months. The West Coast is a late stop on an NBA odyssey that already yielded rings, trophies and innumerable indelible moments in Cleveland and Miami. Yet when this venerated franchise needed a leader to honor a legend during
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The Trump administration’s expansion of the nation’s contentious travel ban on Friday to include Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, and several other countries deeply rattled immigrants, leaving some Nigerians in New York worried that it would break family ties and have a negative effect on both countries. “Africans have very strong family ties,” said Henry
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionThe BBC’s online health editor on what we know about the virus The US has declared a public health emergency over the spread of the coronavirus and said it would deny entry to any foreign nationals who have visited China in the past two weeks. US citizens
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Ms Clark sold over 100 million books in the US alone Bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark has died aged 92, her publisher confirmed. Known by her fans as the “Queen of Suspense”, Ms Clark sold more than 100 million books in the US alone. In a career spanning decades,
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CLEVELAND — Indians pitcher Mike Clevinger doesn’t know exactly how he’ll react the next time he’s on the mound facing the Houston Astros. They cheated, and he doesn’t like cheaters. On Friday night, he took aim at them. “We’ll see,” he said. “It’ll be fun.” Clevinger has been one of the most outspoken critics of
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But Ms. Mazur-Hofmann, 61, doubts the good times will last. She worries about the national debt and fears Mr. Trump will cut Social Security. And even if the economy remains strong, Ms. Mazur-Hofmann said, she will not vote for Mr. Trump in November because of how he treats people. “I’ll never vote for Trump —
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Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Friday: Exxon Mobil, Amgen fall; Amazon, IBM rise January 31, 2020, 9:17 PM 2 min read NEW YORK — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Friday: Amazon.com Inc., up $134.04 to $2,008.72 The online retailer blew past Wall Street’s fourth-quarter profit forecasts as Prime membership
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