Chloe Kim has done it again, raising another Olympic gold medalist in the halfpipe. As he did four years ago, he opened the competition with a score that no one else could match on Thursday. Who knew too. By the end of his first run, he put his hands on his head, fell to his …
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Americans who received a third dose of coronavirus vaccine in recent weeks reported side effects at roughly the same rates as after their second vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday, a reassuring sign about the safety of supplemental doses. During the CDC study, which ran from mid-August to mid-September, only additional …
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In the barren desert 1,200 miles west of Beijing, the Chinese government is digging a new site that looks like 110 silos for launching nuclear missiles. This is the second area discovered by analysts examining commercial satellite imagery in recent weeks. This could mean a massive expansion in China’s nuclear arsenal – a desire to …
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Grant Hill, who won the 1992 NCAA championship with Duke, joined a team of college players in La Jolla, California, to tackle the first Dream Team in preparation for the Barcelona Games. Most wide-eyed college students thought of themselves as sacrificial lambs, only excited to share a basketball court with the likes of Larry Bird, …
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