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Rafael Nadal wins US Open semifinal in Cincinnati
Rafael Nadal drops first set but rallies to defeat Rinky Hijikata at US Open The day after a tough five-setter against Marin Cilic to keep his title hopes alive in Cincinnati, Rafael Nadal served...
travel
The Ontario Child Care Law Is Helping the Problem
How intense pressure from for-profit daycares has transformed Ontario’s rollout of $10-a-day child care — and sparked a political standoff A young mother and her daughter, who were cared for at a for-profit daycare...
health
Global greenhouse gas emissions jumped 6.6% on Sunday
Ports reveal unprecedented surge in harmful emissions; officials blame COVID-19 logjam WASHINGTON — The world has seen another record-breaking weekend, as global greenhouse gas emissions jumped by 6.6% on Saturday alone. And on Sunday,...
health
Nick Kyrgios: Novak Djokovic is going through another rough patch
Top seed Daniil Medvedev beaten by Nick Kyrgios at US Open Posted on July 16, 2012 Ahead of this week’s US Open championships, Nick Kyrgios has been leading the charge for his side to...
entertainment
The body of a Nigerian singer’s son was found in his home in Lagos
Police question nanny of Nigerian music star Davido following death of his three-year-old son (CNN) -- They're all looking for answers. A police investigator with the Lagos State Police, who is one of more...
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The First Daughter Takes Critique of Traditional Marriage to a New Extreme
Candace Cameron Bure blames media for blowback over 'traditional marriage' remark posted at 9:01 am on May 16, 2013 by Erika Johnsen The First Daughter has taken her criticism of traditional marriage to a...
asia
Governor Gavin Newsom urges residents to “stay home”
'Three threats at once': California urges caution amid spread of RSV, COVID, flu California Governor Gavin Newsom urges residents to slow down and to "stay home," even if that means staying at home. (Ruy...
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The California Tax Could Be a Political Football
Editorial: Corporations keep trying to throw out progressive California laws. Do we need reforms? In San Francisco, a small but vocal group of activists have been using every trick they can think of to...
politics
Why There’s Still a Place for Political Parties
Editorial: California's election results require patience. That's a good thing. It requires understanding that the two-party system is not perfect. It requires an understanding that the two-party system is not static. It requires an...
world
Los Angeles is running out of water
Los Angeles is running out of water, and time. Are leaders willing to act? The crisis here is long term, driven by an aging and growing population and dwindling water supplies, experts say. With...