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A 2017 Karting driver faces a possible ban after a video of him assaulting another racer has gone viral on social media. In the clip, by way of commentator Joseph “Tommy Vietor” Nava, Ryan…
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In the years ahead, a number of issues will highlight the competitive gap between Ethiopia’s six regional health ministers, three at least of whom, a survey on WWW.reuters.com suggested, are planning to run for…
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Businesses may be willing to pay higher prices if they can access the best talent and keep their best talent Enterprising individuals are offering flexible hours in order to work or play while managing…
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Written by By Lauri Zucker, CNN Anthony Rapp once complained in an interview that he didn’t have a living room, because he didn’t have to “expect anyone to come down there and sit with…
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Story highlights His 2020 budget promises to make the company leaner and to save 1,000 job It’s been a rocky year for the company that has played a key role in the travel industry…
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It didn’t quite turn out like Indycar racing driver Sarah Fisher’s dream week. Fisher, a native of Long Island who began racing in the 2010 Indy Lights series, was driving a new 2018 Jeep…
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By now you’ve either heard or, like me, been fortunate enough to come across a post or Facebook post by Ari Melber or Stan’s CafeShakin’s Terry Englebrecht (among others). These inspiring yet often controversial…
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Editor’s Note — New York, NY (CNN) — “Where the Wild Things Are” is just the start of what we think is an incredible summer movie season. We’ve selected five of our picks for…
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Holmes, founder of Theranos, faces Securities and Exchange Commission fraud charges and has said she will plead not guilty Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the blood testing firm Theranos, will have to overcome a…
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Photo Yesterday, a U.S. Navy investigator told the press that a general in the American Special Operations Command, Thomas C. Martinek, had been put on administrative leave while military personnel conduct an investigation into…
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