NBA Roundtable: BETRAYED
Dressed in a red tank top and Adidas sneakers, Isaiah Stewart stood on the top step of the court — eyes locked on two television cameras, shoulders squared and face contorted — as fans…
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Uganda bombings: At least three dead in Kampala
Alexander Dashiell, CNN • Updated 19th January 2019 ( CNN ) — At least three people have been killed in two separate suicide bombings in the Ugandan capital Kampala on Saturday. There is no…
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Is there a future for condos in New York City?
While many apartment buildings in New York are becoming taller and grander, some New Yorkers are wondering: Is condo building in their future? Many readers in The New York Times’ comments sections saw condo…
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The states with the most dispensaries, from the Massachusetts TOT (store per capita) *updated, November, 2018
U.S. cannabis law Enforcement Officers Association During the legalization debate, voters in November 2018 were faced with choosing between two options, with Oregon offering one option (30%) and Washington offering the other (60%). The…
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Hunter in critical condition after being mauled by bear in French woods
A 70-year-old hunter in France suffered serious injuries after he was mauled by a bear during a hunt in the Tarentaise region of the country this week. Annemarie Gougeon, who is in critical condition…
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How one neighborhood is fighting global warming
A high-density condominium rising in Washington’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood is a prime example of how new development could help curb global warming. By creating more housing that isn’t gobbling up air, developers like New…
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Ford invests $640 million to keep its growing US footprint
Ford is taking another step toward meeting its goal of sourcing 90 percent of its parts from U.S. suppliers by 2020. Today the company announced a new partnership with Globalfoundries to “assure the steady…
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The Washington Post is ‘Internet Court’ on
Washington Post. — At 7 p.m. on a Saturday night in October, two weeks into its season, Craig Favia will send a team of writers to a house in Baltimore to gather names from…
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Britney Spears opens up about motherhood and married life
Written by Staff Writer at CNN British pop starlet Britney Spears is back in the news once again, and no wonder: in recent years, a string of key musicians that have worked with her…
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Government files documents that clear way for lawmakers to visit federal lands
WASHINGTON — The government’s interior department released documents Friday clearing up an internal controversy over whether it improperly retroactively cleared the names of four members of Congress and executives at oil companies and mining…
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