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No, Mike Bloomberg’s campaign spending does not break down to $1 million per American
Politics 2 hours ago
MSNBC anchor Brian Williams drew some criticism for a Thursday night segment, during which he mistakenly repeated a claim that former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg could have given every American $1 million rather than having run for president. The figure is actually $1.53. The live math gaffe occurred during a discussion with New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay, who appeared to agree with Williams’ assertion about Bloomberg’s 2020 campaign spending.
Nazi flag at Sanders rally sparks outcry, concerns about safety
People near the protester quickly ripped the flag out of his hands and he was removed from the arena. The incident was denounced as an act of anti-Semitism and prompted increased concerns about candidate safety on the campaign trail.
Democratic commentator Hilary Rosen comes under fire for telling Nina Turner she misunderstood MLK's words
US news 23 minutes ago
Nina Turner, who is national co-chair for the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign, appeared alongside the Democratic political strategist during a segment of CNN's Cuomo Prime Time on Thursday. Rosen attempted to correct Turner's reference to Martin Luther King Jr.'s message about White moderates in his 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail, telling Turner she doesn't have "the standing" to use King's words "against Joe Biden."
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NBA fines Mark Cuban $500k
NBA 38 minutes ago
Cuban, who is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, was fined over his "effort to influence refereeing decisions during and after a game," a statement from the NBA said.
Congressman poses with AR-15 in his office telling Democrats to 'come and take it'
Politics 1 hour ago
Republican lawmaker Ken Buck of Colorado is clear about where he stands on gun control efforts around the infamous AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, daring Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden and former congressman Beto O'Rourke in a video brandishing his own American flag-styled AR-15 in his Capitol Hill office.
This haircutting technique is not for the faint of heart 😱
Channel cutting is a hair-thinning technique that involves cutting hair right at the scalp — and it's dividing the hairdressing community. Some stylists argue that it causes the hair to grow bristly, but others say this won't happen if done right.
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The flu has killed more people than coronavirus. So why all the frenzy
Why does the coronavirus prompt dire warnings from the CDC about quarantines, school closures and other disruptions when we face flu season each year?
Coronavirus death toll rises to 14 people in the US
Coronavirus 5 hours ago
On Thursday night it was announced that two people in Washington state died of the virus. Meanwhile, Bhutan has banned tourists following the diagnosis of a man in his 70s who visited through India in recent weeks. In California, test kits arrived on the Grand Princess cruise ship docked outside of San Francisco.
Sherry Pie Disqualified From "Drag Race" After Catfishing Allegations
On Thursday night, BuzzFeed News reported allegations from five men that they had been catfished by the performer posing as a casting director.
Coronavirus: 24-hour update
What you need to know about COVID-19 today.
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Curious case of how the colour of this 21-yr-old girl's hands changed
The curious case of how the hands of this 21-year-old Pune girl changed colour after transplant.
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Coronavirus means we must telecommute. We’re not ready
In the past week, companies across the U.S. have started urging employees to work from home in response to the growing viral outbreak in the country. But is telecommuting technology itself — and the American workplace — ready to go fully remote?
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Many suggest namaste as an alternative to shaking hands as coronavirus spreads
Coronavirus This morning
After the Wuhan shake and elbow bumps, the traditional Indian greeting is being adopted by many as health officials warn against shaking hands to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Mitt Romney to support Burisma subpoena after expressing doubts about a congressional inquiry
Politics 2 hours ago
Romney will vote in approval of a Senate Homeland Security Committee effort to subpoena documents from Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma, the Utah senator's spokesperson said. When asked about the proposed investigation into the company on Thursday, Romney expressed concerns and said that the inquiry "appeared political." Former vice president Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, served on the company's board until early 2019.
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Buy the dip? That's a question only you can answer
When equity markets fall, there’s always a chorus urging you to take advantage of the opportunity to buy stocks for less than they cost the day before. But should you do it?
Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams arrested on gun charge in New York
NFL 5 hours ago
Williams was arrested after attempting to board a flight at LaGuardia Airport with a weapon registered in Alabama, according to police. The Jets have released a statement.
Trump signs $8.3 billion emergency spending package to help confront coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus This morning
On Thursday, the US Senate approved an $8.3 billion emergency spending package to help the federal government address the spread of COVID-19. The measure, which passed 96-1 in the Senate, was signed off by President Donald Trump.
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Coronavirus: At least 189 confirmed cases in Latin America and the Caribbean
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The total number of global cases surpassed 100,000, including more than 3,400 fatalities and nearly 56,000 discharged patients. Get the latest updates from around the world: 🇨🇳 China’s official death rate continues to slow down 🇰🇷 South Korea is the second-most infected country 🇮🇹 Italy becomes fastest-spreading country 🇺🇸 The US has confirmed cases in at least 21 states 🇺🇳 Information from WHO and health agencies 🗒️ Information from journalists, health experts, epidemiologists and more
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Activists question execution of Nathaniel Woods in light of co-defendant's confession
US news Last night
Nathaniel Woods was executed by the state of Alabama on Thursday night after the Supreme Court lifted its last-minute stay and Governor Kay Ivey declined calls to halt proceedings. The 44-year-old was convicted for his role in murdering three police officers in 2004; however, questions over his culpability in the shooting, his confession and representation have been cited by prominent activists, including Martin Luther King III.
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