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[ad_1] TULSA, Okla. — On Tuesday, when Tiger Woods spoke publicly for the first time since his stunning return at the Masters Tournament last month, the expected issue was that he continued to recover from a near-fatal car crash in 2021. Woods indeed said that his reconstructed right leg felt stronger as he prepared for …
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[ad_1] “Seriously, banning Trump seems like the only good thing Twitter has done in a decade. It’s the wheels versus the doors debate and when a guy says his cousin looks like a honey muffin. That’s basically it.” — JAMES CORDEN Best Punchiest Punchlines (Ciao Amico Edition) “Earlier today, President Biden met with the Italian …
[ad_1] PALO ALTO, California – Former President Barack Obama on Thursday called for greater regulatory oversight over the nation’s social media giants, saying their powers to improve the information people consume are “turbocharged” political polarization and threatening the pillars of democracy around the world. Focusing on the discussion How to handle the spread of disinformationHe …
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[ad_1] Welcome to Best of Late Night, a recap of the night’s highlights that let you sleep and get paid to watch comedy. Here The 50 best movies on Netflix right now. Is Marjorie the New Karen? Jimmy Kimmel had a nervous breakdown with Marjorie Taylor Greene this week, with some tweets from the congressman …
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[ad_1] general counsel to the National Labor Relations Board on Thursday issuance A memo arguing that the common employer practice of mandating workers to attend anti-union meetings is illegal under federal law, even though labor board precedent allows it. Jennifer Abruzzo, attorney general, who enforces federal labor law by prosecuting violations, said her office will …
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[ad_1] MELBOURNE, Australia — In a heated speech confirming that the Solomon Islands had drafted a security agreement with ChinaThe island nation’s leader said on Tuesday he was “ready to sign” the deal, criticizing it as “humiliating” concerns by Australia and New Zealand that the deal could destabilize the region’s security. It was Prime Minister …
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[ad_1] The National Board of Review award premiere is not televised. This fact was proclaimed on stage by host Craig Melvin, and giddy repeated by several guests. The awards premiere is among the last of this year’s Oscars, and the night without television is famous for its candid, rather long, and profane speeches. This year’s …
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[ad_1] LOS ANGELES — Last fall, a young Russian couple, Iuliia Shuvalova and Sergei Ignatev, sold their car and borrowed money for a vacation at a resort on Mexico’s Riviera Maya. But they were not going on vacation. And they did not intend to return to Russia. When the couple arrived in Cancun, they bought …
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[ad_1] The anxiety in the windowless conference room of the Kiev hotel, where football stars gathered, was growing with each passing minute. A failed escape attempt had been a disaster. And the sounds of war – mortar fire, rocket explosions, squeaking warplanes – provided an almost constant reminder of their dangerous situation. By Saturday morning, …
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[ad_1] The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is poised to crack down on what it calls insignificant fees, late payment fees, hotel vacation fees, and other related expenses that collectively add billions of dollars to what Americans pay for goods and services. “Insignificant fees make it difficult for us to choose the best product or service, …
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[ad_1] “Don’t Look Up” is a rarity in Hollywood on several fronts. An important movie about climate change. It reached a record number of hours viewed in a single week, according to Netflix. It also spawned a slew of hot shots, along with sniping — which may be the first — among critics who disliked …
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[ad_1] Last month, former President Donald J. Trump’s one-time campaign aide posted on Facebook, Twitter, Gab and other social media sites. for the first anniversary January 6 riot in the US CapitalHe wrote that there will be candlelight vigils in 20 cities to honor those who raided the building on Thursday. “January 6 was America’s …
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