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Kyrsten Sinema Says She Will Leave the Democratic Party The senator is registering as an independent, noting that she “never fit perfectly in either national party.” By Daniel Victor
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Alberta's associate minister in charge of women's issues Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk says that an essay with sexist, racist and white nationalist elements never should have been awarded a prize in a contest for young women launched earlier this year. The author, identified only as S. Silver, won third prize in the "Her Vision Inspires" contest.The essay states that women are not equal to men and that their ability to bear children takes priority over trying to break into male-dominated careers.
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Sir Mick Jagger Born Michael Philip Jagger 26 July 1943 Dartford, Kent, England Education Dartford Grammar School Alma mater University of London; London School of Economics and Political Science Occupation Singer Songwriter Years active 1960–present Spouse(s) Bianca de Macias (m. 1971; div. 1978) Jerry Hall (m. 1990; ann. 1999) Partner(s) Chrissie Shrimpton (esp. 1963; sep. 1966) Marianne Faithfull (esp. 1966; sep. 1969) Marsha Hunt (esp. 1969; sep. 1971) Luciana Gimenez (esp. 1998; sep. 1999) Sophie Dahl (esp. 2000; sep. 2001) L'Wren Scott (esp. 2001; d. 2014) Melanie Hamrick (esp. 2014) Children 8; including Jade, Elizabeth, and Georgia May Relatives Chris...
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Jim Thorpe, one of the greatest athletes in history and the victim of what many considered a century-old Olympic injustice, has been restored as the sole winner of the decathlon and pentathlon at the 1912 Stockholm Games. Thorpe, who excelled at a dozen or more sports, had dominated his two events at the 1912 Games in Stockholm but was stripped of his medals after it emerged that he had briefly played professional baseball before his Olympic career. American officials, in what historians considered a blend of racism and a fanatical devotion to the idea of amateurism, had been among the...
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The single deadliest flu pandemic in history was the Spanish flu pandemic during 1918-1919. Occurring in the three waves of increasing lethality, the Spanish flu killed more people in 24 weeks than AIDS did in 24 years. It also killed more people in one year than smallpox or the Black Plague did in 50 years. P
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1920: A New York Times editorial ridicules rocketry pioneer Robert Goddard for saying that rockets would work in outer space. The paper issued a correction after the 1969 Apollo 11 Moon landing.
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1922: Leonard Thompson, 14, receives the first injection of insulin, at Toronto General Hospital. Insulin was discovered by a research team composed of Frederick Banting, Charles Best, James Collip and J.J. Macleod.
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Here are two head lines from the same issue of the Grey Lady: Deadliest Phase May Be Here Soon and As Cases Wane, U.S. Looks Forward to a More Normal Summer,Which one to believe?
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Former President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign chair Paul Manafort won't face a second round of prosecution in New York state after a court affirmed the state and federal charges against him constituted double jeopardy.
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“When I say ‘experts’ in air quotes, it sounds like I’m saying I don’t really trust the experts,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said of pandemic policies. “Because I don’t.”
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William Safire December 17, 1929 – September 27, 2009)[2] was an American author, columnist, journalist, and presidential speechwriter. He was perhaps best known as a long-time syndicated political columnist for the New York Times and the author of "On Language" in the New York Times Magazine, a column on popular etymology, new or unusual usages, and other language-related topics from its inception. After Safire wrote a column in which he insulted a first lady, a White House aide remarked that if the president were not the president, he would have responded in what way?
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Is there any truth to the rumor that Justin and Sophie Trudeau are separated? Just askin.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with the Trump administration in its effort to allow employers who cite religious or moral objections to opt out of providing no-cost birth control to women as required by the Affordable Care Act. The high court on Wednesday said 7-2 the administration acted properly when it made the change, which lower courts had blocked.
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To better understand Ms. Reade’s tumultuous journey to the roiling center of the presidential campaign, The New York Times interviewed nearly 100 friends, relatives, co-workers and neighbors and reviewed court records. What emerged was a shambolic life in which Ms. Reade, through her own pluck and smarts and powers of persuasion, overcame an unsettled and abusive childhood to find opportunities on the big stages of acting, politics and law. She won praise for what friends took as a sincere commitment to helping other abuse victims and to animal rescue.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the extension of the state’s stay-at-home order, siding with Republican legislators in a high-profile challenge of the emergency authority of a statewide official during the coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, had extended the prohibition on most travel and operations of nonessential businesses until May 26. But in a 4-to-3 ruling, the court said that Wisconsin’s top health official had not followed the proper process in setting the strict limits for residents.
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Tara Reade’s allegations against Joe Biden demand action.
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Interviews with dozens of Democratic Party officials, including 93 superdelegates, found overwhelming opposition to handing Mr. Sanders the nomination if he fell short of a majority of delegates.
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1922 Jan 23, The first successful test on a human patient with diabetes occurred when a 2nd dose of insulin was administered to dangerously ill Leonard Thompson (14). Following the birth of an idea and nine months of experimentation, and through the combined efforts of four men at the University of Toronto, Canada, insulin for the treatment of diabetes was first discovered and later purified for human use. Rural Canadian physician Dr. F.G. Banting first conceived the idea of extracting insulin from the pancreas in 1920. He and his assistant C.H. Best prepared pancreatic extracts to prolong the lives of...
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Donald Trump's impeachment defences seemed damaged by a series of bombshell testimonials that not even his most implacable protectors could easily explain away. That lasted about 90 minutes. On Wednesday afternoon, the Republican Party illustrated just how swiftly, and unreservedly, it intends to close ranks around the president and prevent his ouster from office.
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