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2/74 Why Are We So Addicted to Mysteries Like ‘Making a Murderer?’
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Why we can’t turn away from shows like Serial and Making a Murderer. (Photo: Getty Images)
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3/74 New A&E Show ‘Fit to Fat to Fit’ Makes Trainers Gain Weight — But What Does it Prove?
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Adonis Hill, a trainer on the upcoming show “Fit to Fat to Fit,” went from weighing 217 pounds to 286 pounds by consuming 8,000 calories a day.
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4/74 Daily Digit: Why are there so few African-American baseball players?
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It’s been 71 years since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, but African-American participation in the MLB has sharply declined since its peak in the early ’80s.
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5/74 How That Pro Cyclist Hid a Motor in Her Bike
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"Mechanical doping" made its way into the popular culture last week when a professional bike racer got caught.?
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6/74 Millions Will Watch the Super Bowl — But Is the Football Generation Ending?
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One NFL player after another — from former Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler, 69, who died in July 2015, to 27-year-old Giants safety Tyler Sash, who died two months after Stabler — has been diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated trauma. The New York Times reports that well over 100 football players, including several Pro Football Hall of Famers, have CTE so far.
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7/74 Muslim Teen Defies Tradition to Become First Hijab-Wearing Ballerina
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With a dream of becoming the first hijab-wearing Muslim ballerina, 14-year-old Stephanie Kurlow recently launched a fundraising page in the hopes of pulling together more than $7,000 so that she can get her certification to open a performing arts program in her native Sydney because she said, “I don’t want certain people who are discriminatory to hold anyone back from achieving their dreams and being unique.”
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8/74 Cheerleading Coach Fired for Sabotaging Rival Teen
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A cheering coach lost her job after allegedly tripping a cheerleader. Video shows the cheerleader backflipping and Teresa Fann sticking a leg out to stop her.
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9/74 Schools No Longer Punishing Athletes Harshly for Marijuana
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At least one-third of the Power Five conference schools are not punishing athletes as harshly as they were 10 years ago for testing positive for marijuana and other so-called recreational drugs, according to an investigation by The Associated Press.
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10/74 World's Longest Bicycle Spans 117-Feet—Half a City Block!
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Clear the streets! Dutch cycling group Mijl Van Mares Werkploeg just broke the 2016 world record for longest bicycle. At a whopping 117 feet long, the bike stretches half a city block and spans farther than the word’s longest limo, at 100 feet long. Per Guinness World Record’s requirements, it has just two wheels and is actually operable. The bike stretches half a city block. (Photo: Guinness World Records) In the video, Mara Montalbano shows us how it rides.
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11/74 Why I Like It When My 8-year-old Loses at Sports
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“In business, you either close a deal or you don’t — and if you don’t, you can’t just say, ‘Well, everybody tried hard, right?’” Jen Welter, a sports psychologist and the first female coach in the NFL, tells Yahoo Parenting.
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12/74 Study Finds Benefit of Cheerleading
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Could cheerleading be the most progressive sport in terms of gender roles? New research from the University of East Anglia indicates that the traditionally female-centered activity can help participants of both sexes challenge stereotypes about girls in sports. The study, which was published in the journal Sport in Society: Cultures, Commerce, Media, Politics, tracked the growing popularity of cheerleading in the U.K. and focused on the members of four cheerleading teams. “The participants in our study talked about flipping gender norms in cheerleading,” Dr. Amy Pressland, a co-author of the study, tells Yahoo Parenting.
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13/74 Tom Brady on Coca-Cola and Frosted Flakes: 'That's Poison'
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Tom Brady and wife Gisele Bundchen. (Photo: Instagram.com/gisele) A run-of-the-mill post-game radio interview with Tom Brady ended up being a lot more than that, when the Patriots quarterback took a swing at the processed food industry — calling out Coca-Cola and Frosted Flakes, specifically. Brady’s been known to stick to an extremely healthy diet — avocado “ice cream,” anyone? — but this interview revealed the passion behind his healthy habits.
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14/74 When Someone You Love Spirals Out of Control, When Do You Stay and When Do You Go?
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Though the two are still legally married, Khloe Kardashian left the basketball star after five years together in 2013, reportedly over his struggle with substance abuse and, primarily, his addiction to cocaine. Odom remains in critical condition, still unconscious, with Kardashian by his side after she rushed to Las Vegas upon hearing the news. Earlier this week, University of Southern California football coach Steve Sarkisian was fired, allegedly as a result of his own struggle with alcoholism and his violation of the school’s zero-tolerance policy regarding alcohol use. The 41-year-old has three children with his estranged wife. Also this week, reality TV star Scott Disick, the former boyfriend of Kourtney Kardashian and father of her children, checked into rehab to get help for his addiction problems.
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15/74 As NFL Player Daniel Fells Contracts MRSA, a Look at How Serious Staph Infections Work
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Daniel Fells in January 2015. “This is a serious situation that has been taken seriously from the beginning,” Giants spokesman Pat Hanlon told NFL.com. “We’re all fighting for Daniel.” But what is MRSA, exactly? “I can’t count how many MRSA infections I see. While MRSA infections have leveled off in the last few years following a rapid increase from the 1960s to mid-2000s, they have the potential to turn deadly — and do.
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16/74 High School Quarterback’s Tragic Death Highlights Silent Danger of an Enlarged Spleen
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A spleen can become enlarged for many reasons, including genetic diseases, William Katkov, MD, a gastroenterologist at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif., tells Yahoo Health. Here’s why that’s a problem: A person may feel better and resume their normal activities, but their enlarged spleen is more susceptible to rupturing and may no longer be protected by their ribcage, leaving it incredibly vulnerable to injury. “An enlarged spleen is at an increased risk for rupture or injury in the setting of normal trauma, like a football game, diving into a pool, or minor car accident,” Katkov says. While an enlarged spleen can be asymptomatic, Katkov says a person can feel uncomfortable or have a feeling of fullness in their upper abdomen on the left side.
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17/74 Novak Djokovic’s Inspiring Dad Comments: How Being a Parent Heightens Happy Moments
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Novak Djokovic, who beat Roger Federer to claim the U.S. Open title on Sunday, says parenthood has made him a better player. Since then, the tennis champ has credited fatherhood with improving his game.
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18/74 Little League Team’s Heartwarming Last Act for Dad and His Son
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Gary Parrish, center, died on Thursday of liver cancer. Gary Parrish was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer and metastasis to the liver in June. STORY: Late Dad Makes Stunning Appearance in Photo With Widow, Baby When this year’s baseball season started, 11-year-old Ryan Parrish’s coach, Caison Whatley, who also coached him last season, noticed the boy was unusually distracted. He’s got a whole lot more on his mind than we could ever have,” Whatley told WSFA.
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19/74 What We Can Learn About Sibling Rivalry From Serena and Venus Williams
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Serena and Venus Williams share a hug after Serena’s victory over her big sister on Tuesday night. (Photo: Corbis Images) After Serena Williams beat her sister Venus on Tuesday night in a competitive three-set U.S. Open quarterfinals match, the two met at the net and embraced. Venus, the older Williams sibling, whispered to her sister: “I’m so happy for you.”
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20/74 Michael Sam Makes Up With Dad Who Criticized Him for Being Gay
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Former NFL player Michael Sam, who had been estranged from his father since coming out as gay in February 2014, tweeted this week that the two have spoken for the first time since then. (Photo: Getty Images) When former NFL player Michael Sam announced to the world that he was gay back in February 2014, he was largely praised for his bravery and honesty by fellow players, various celebrities, the NFL, and ESPN — pretty much everyone, it seemed, except his father, Michael Sam Sr., who was quoted at the time as saying, “I’m old school. I’m a man-and-a-woman type of guy.” STORY: NFL Dad Sends Powerful Message by Confiscating Kids’ ‘Trophies for Nothing’ Shortly after, Sam discussed his estrangement from his dad during a segment of Dancing With the Stars, while he was a contestant.
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21/74 Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant duke it out at CES 2018
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CES 2018 had more than its fair share of wacky items and compelling gadgets, but one of the biggest trends to emerge, once again, from the popular tech expo was voice-enabled devices. And, of course, it was all about Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
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22/74 The weirdest tech of CES 2018
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Here are seven items at CES 2018, some of which address legitimate use cases and some of which may be closer to mad-scientist territory.
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23/74 Sennheiser co-CEO: Why we're betting on AR and VR with 3-D audio
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At CES 2018, Sennheiser announced two new products that focus on recording or playing back 3-D audio.
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24/74 Honda wants to prove robots can help you, not kill you
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Honda wants to change your perception of robots. And it's hoping to do so with four new concept robots.
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25/74 Ford will begin testing self-driving cars in an unnamed city
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At CES 2018, Ford announced it is working with a city in which it will operate its self-driving cars. The automaker wouldn't identify the city but did say how autonomous vehicles can change the way people live.
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26/74 Intel wants this drone to fly you around
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Intel is betting that Volocopter 2X will be one of the first passenger-carrying drones to operate in the U.S. A prototype of the pilotless two-seat helicopter-like drone was shown off at CES 2018 in Las Vegas.
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27/74 AMD CEO on chip security flaws: ‘We're absolutely all over this’
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AMD CEO Lisa Su told Yahoo Finance that the Austin, Texas-based computer and graphics chip company is quickly working to resolve and address a recently-discovered security flaw that affects AMD computer chips.
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28/74 Nvidia went all out for PC gaming at CES 2018
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Nvidia rolled out a slew of updates for its GeForce line of gaming products at CES 2018 including massive computer screens and cloud game streaming.
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29/74 What a security expert thought of a few new smart-home devices at CES 2018
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It's hard to figure out which of the connected household devices on display at CES 2018 is worth buying, but it's even more difficult to know if they are secure from hackers. A security expert visits exhibits and tries to help.
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30/74 Mother Angry After School's Robocall Keeps Mispronouncing Daughter's Name As A Racial Slur
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The daughter's name is Nicarri.
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31/74 Twitter tests longer character limit
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You may soon get to say a lot more on Twitter. The social media giant announced it is testing a longer character limit. The change will extend the current 140 characters to 280 for all languages except Japanese, Chinese and Korean. Users won’t see this change right away, though. Only a small percentage will be testing it at first, and according to the company, it is just a test and there is no guarantee this change will be available to everyone. Via Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider. ...
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32/74 Mac OS High Sierra makes the Mac a teeny, tiny bit better — for free
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Mac OS High Sierra (macOS 10.13). As the new name suggests, it’s just a refinement of last year’s Mac OS Sierra. In fact, you could sum up what's new in an article about as short as this one.
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33/74 Pogue's Basics: Access YouTube's free music and sound effects
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Want to add some cool sound effects or music to your YouTube video (or any video)?
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34/74 The top 8 features we expect from Apple's next iPhone
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Apple's 10th anniversary iPhone is nearly upon us. Here's everything we expect from what could be Apple's most important product in years.
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35/74 Apple's App Store is about to get a lot better with iOS 11
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Apple's App Store is getting a major update in iOS 11, and it's going to make finding new apps far better.
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36/74 Why Equifax needs to give up some details about how it got hacked
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Equifax was hacked and lost the information of 143 million Americans, and they need to tell us how.
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37/74 The best alternatives to Apple's new iPhone
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Apple's iPhone 8 is nearly upon us, but not everyone is psyched. Here are the best alternatives for Apple's upcoming iPhone.
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38/74 Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review: A big phone with bigger expectations
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is a wonderful smartphone, but its high price is a tough pill to swallow.
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39/74 Pogue's Basics: Link to a Facebook post
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Yahoo's David Pogue has a sneaky way you can create a universal link to a Facebook item so that you can send or post to anyone.
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40/74 4 amazing new gadgets you can't get in the US
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There are some gadgets that are just too cool for us Americans.
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41/74 Why you might not want a laptop with a 4K display
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More laptop makers are pushing the limits of design and performance, but high-resolution panels are hurting their batteries.
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42/74 The most important iPhone features ever
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Apple's iPhone is one of the most important consumer gadgets ever made, and it has a lot to do with these simple features.
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43/74 Fall games guide 2017: Your free time is history
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Hope you had a nice outdoorsy summer, because for the foreseeable future, you’re going to have a hard time leaving the living room. The fall video game season is just about underway, and the 2017 edition is keeping with tradition by slinging enough massive games your way to tax both your wallet and your eyesight. From Mario to Marvel, here’s what the next few months have in store. “Destiny 2”
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44/74 'Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle' review: An insane mix of strategy and absurdity
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"Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle" offers a ridiculous strategy experience with surprising depth and a pinch of toilet humor.
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45/74 Hate and violence around the globe? There’s an app for that.
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The plague of “fake news” may be news to Facebook (FB), but it’s a familiar foe to a small non-profit in Washington that’s trying to use mobile apps, big data and social media to promote peace and accountability in places like Iraq, Kenya and Mexico where those technologies have often been abused to spread lies and hate. The PeaceTech Lab aims to develop “technology that can be applied to tackle the triggers of violence,” president and CEO Sheldon Himelfarb said in an interview at the lab’s Washington headquarters at the U.S. Institute of Peace.
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46/74 Yemen's warring parties agree to ceasefire in Hodeidah and U.N. role
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At the close of a week of talks in Sweden, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said a framework for political negotiations would be discussed at the next round of talks at the end of January between the Iranian-aligned Houthis and the Saudi-backed government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi. Western nations, some of which supply arms and intelligence to the Saudi-led coalition that intervened in Yemen in 2015, had pressed the two sides to agree confidence-building steps to pave the way for a wider truce and a political process to end the war, which has killed tens of thousands of people. The conflict has pushed Yemen, the poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula, to the verge of famine.
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47/74 Man rescued in coal mine: Four-day ordeal was 'terrible'
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Their faces covered in black soot, three adults safely rescued after several days in an inactive West Virginia coal mine were mobbed by loved ones in a teary reunion, then they thanked the crews that got them out.
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48/74 Seven-year-old Guatemalan girl dies in US custody: report
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A seven-year-old Guatemalan girl died in American custody after being detained by US border police in New Mexico, The Washington Post reported on Thursday. The girl who illegally crossed the border from Mexico along with her father and dozens of others died last week of 'dehydration and shock,' the newspaper reported, citing US Customs and Border Protection. The father is in El Paso, Texas awaiting a meeting with Guatemalan consular officials, the Post said, quoting CBP, which said it is investigating the incident.
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49/74 Porsche presents EV ‘FastCharge' solution
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The automaker Porsche has presented a prototype charging station in Germany with an output of up to 450kW. It can be used by electric models of all brands compatible with the European standard Type 2 variant of the widely used Combined Charging System (CCS). Increasing the available charge capacity to up to 450kW considerably reduces the charging time, in turn increasing the number of vehicles able to use the technology in a given space of time.
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50/74 Former Baylor fraternity president accused of rape is banned from graduation, University of Texas campus
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Jacob Anderson, accused of sexually assaulting a 19-year-old student, has been banned from University of Texas at Dallas, but will receive a degree.
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51/74 PHOTOS: French police kill suspect in Strasbourg Christmas market attack
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The gunman who killed three people at a Christmas market in Strasbourg was shot dead by French police on Thursday as the Islamic State jihadist group claimed him as one of its “soldiers”.
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52/74 In farewell speeches, senators bemoan downfall of the 'world's greatest deliberative body'
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In their farewell addresses on the Senate floor, senators call out the hyperpartisan atmosphere that has taken hold of the U.S. Capitol.
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53/74 Gun deaths in US rise to highest level in 20 years, data shows
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In 2017, 39,773 people in the US were killed by guns, the CDC says. A steady rise in suicides involving firearms has pushed the rate of gun deaths in the US to its highest rate in more than 20 years, with almost 40,000 people killed in shootings in 2017, according to new figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC’s Wonder database shows that in 2017, 39,773 people in the US lost their lives at the point of a gun, marking the onward march of firearm fatalities in a country renowned for its lax approach to gun controls.
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54/74 Brazil take first step in program to join nuclear-powered sub club
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President Michel Temer and his right-wing successor, President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, both pressed the button that lowered into the sea the 1,700-ton submarine named Riachuelo at a Rio de Janeiro naval base. Temer's wife, Marcela, had christened the vessel, by smashing a champagne bottle against its hull. The submarines being built by the Brazilian Navy in partnership with France's defense company Naval Group, formerly known as DCNS, are a modified version of the Scorpene class diesel-powered submarine.
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55/74 Georgia officer killed after traffic stop; suspect dead
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DECATUR, Ga. (AP) — A Georgia police officer and a suspect died Thursday night after a traffic stop led to a foot chase and shooting just east of Atlanta, authorities said.
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56/74 $1 Billion a Month: The Cost of Trump's Tariffs on Technology
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The tariff costs rose more than seven-fold to $1.3 billion, as the world’s two biggest economies became embroiled in a trade war, according to data provided by the Consumer Technology Association and analyzed by consulting firm The Trade Partnership. President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese imports since early July. After Trump met President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires on Dec. 1, the U.S. agreed to put off raising the tariff rate on the $200 billion of imports from 10 percent to 25 percent.
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57/74 Why the Stealth F-35B Could Truly Be a Game-Changer
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The impact on the world’s military balance from a global force of nearly forty large naval combatants deploying hundreds of F-35Bs cannot be overestimated
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58/74 Oceans of garbage prompt war on plastics
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Faced with images of turtles smothered by plastic bags, beaches carpeted with garbage and islands of trash floating in the oceans, environmentalists say the world is waking up to the need to tackle plastic pollution at the source. Stories on social media of giant seas of floating waste or a beached whale found in Indonesia with six kilos (13 pounds) of plastic in its stomach are bringing plastic pollution into the spotlight. 'There is no question plastic is having a moment,' said George Leonard, chief scientist at Ocean Conservancy.
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59/74 Nations still worlds apart at crunch UN climate summit
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Marathon talks aimed at charting mankind's path away from climate catastrophe entered overtime Saturday as nations picked over a plan presented by host Poland that exposed several sources of disagreement. Negotiators told AFP that the nearly 200 states involved were still far apart on several crunch issues -- from how nations report reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, to the levels of help given to countries already hurting from climate change. Ministers at the COP24 talks must agree on a common rule book to make good on promises they made in the landmark 2015 Paris accord, which vowed to limit global temperature rises to 'well below' two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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60/74 California is first state to mandate zero-emission bus fleet
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California moved Friday to eliminate climate-changing fossil fuels from its fleet of 12,000 transit buses, enacting a first-in-the-nation mandate that will vastly increase the number of electric buses on the road.
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61/74 U.N. climate talks go into overtime as negotiators grapple with text
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Countries are on a self-imposed deadline to produce a 'rulebook' to flesh out details of the 2015 Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the global temperature rise to less than 2 degrees Celsius and which comes into force in 2020. Talks in Katowice, Poland, under way since Dec. 2, have been clouded by political divisions. Before the talks started, many expected that the deal would fall short of the detailed plan scientists have said is needed to limit global warming to well below a 2 degree-Celsius rise this century.
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62/74 Trouble Ahead for Space Force
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James Inhofe (R-OK) is not currently a supporter of President Trump’s plan to create a Space Force as an independent branch of the U.S. military. “It wasn’t on my list because I don’t think we need it,” Inhofe told reporters earlier this week. Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA), who will chair the House Armed Services Committee starting in January, is also no fan of the proposed service.
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63/74 Special Report: J&J knew for decades that asbestos lurked in its Baby Powder
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How had she been exposed to asbestos? Hobson knew that talc and asbestos often occurred together in the earth, and that mined talc could be contaminated with the carcinogen. Coker sued Johnson & Johnson, alleging that “poisonous talc” in the company’s beloved product was her killer.
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64/74 Many Women Don't Recognize Their Heart Attack Symptoms. Many Doctors Don't Either.
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After nearly three decades of raising awareness about heart disease in women,
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65/74 Richard Branson Says He Will Travel to Space in Mid-2019, With Tourists to Follow Soon After
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Richard Branson Says He Will Travel to Space in Mid-2019, With Tourists to Follow Soon After
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66/74 Myths and Facts About Vaccines for Children
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Cases of measles—which had been declining for two decades—spiked in 2017, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CD...
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67/74 These Are the Best Ways to Lose Weight in Your Face
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A few all-natural tweaks may be just what you need.
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68/74 When You Don't Have to Finish Your Antibiotics
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For decades, doctors and public-health officials have given those who have been prescribed antibiotics the same advice: Finish the whole bottle—even if you’re feeling better. But an analysis publ...
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69/74 Guard Your Health Before and After a Natural Disaster
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Hurricane season is far from over on the East Coast of the U.S., and wildfires continue to rage across the west. If you're facing a storm or other major disaster, there are a number of measures y...
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70/74 What to Feed Your Family When the Power Goes Out
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If you won’t be able to leave your house for a few days or if the power is out for longer than a couple of hours, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer Re...
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71/74 When Disaster Strikes: What to Put in Your Medication Go Bag
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A well-stocked medication go bag can be used to soothe a cut or burn—or to save your life during a hurricane, flood, fire, or other emergency. But it’s important not to wait until you’re faced ...
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72/74 9 Surprisingly Salty Foods
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Almost half the sodium in the American diet comes from just 10 foods. Some of them, such as cheese, pizza, and salty snacks, are obvious. But sometimes sodium hides where you least expect it—and ...
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73/74 5 Turkey Cooking Tips That'll Guarantee You Have the Perfect Bird
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There's no need to wing it at Thanksgiving this year.
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74/74 8 Simple Ways to Be a Better Networker
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It's not what you know, it's who.
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