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The Independent
Biden joins in outrage over Caitlin Clark’s rookie WNBA salary: “Women are not paid their fair”
Celebrities and basketball fans react in shock after Caitlin Clark’s first-year WNBA salary revealed
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The Independent
Marathon fuel and hydration: How science can help runners avoid hitting the wall
Marathon runners often fall short due to insufficient fuel and hydration, but The Independent’s Sports Editor Jack Rathborn explains how science is now helping athletes combat the prospect of cramps and hitting the wall
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Reuters
Alaska Air prioritizes quality, safety of Boeing products over production rate
Alaska Air Group is not concerned about the production rate of Boeing's 737 MAX planes as it is more focused on the quality and safety of the planemaker's jets, a top company executive said on Thursday. In an interview, Chief Financial Officer Shane Tackett said Alaska has deployed more of its inspectors at Boeing's factories since the incident to ensure the jetmaker produces the highest quality aircraft that it can confidently fly safely. "We are prioritizing quality and safety first," Tackett told Reuters.
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Evening Standard
Drug breakthrough could usher in 'new era' for blood cancer treatment
Blocking enzyme in the body’s cells found to slow progression of acute myeloid leukaemia
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The Guardian
How to store half a lemon – and 17 other ways to keep leftover food fresh
What should you do with opened tins, cut avocados and egg yolks that weren’t required in your recipe? Chefs and food experts tell all
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Yahoo Finance
How to teach kids about financial literacy — in a way they'll call 'fun'
The effectiveness of financial literacy classes has been long debated, but research shows that high school financial education improves credit and debt behaviors.
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PA Media: UK News
Scientists hopeful for ‘new era’ of blood cancer treatment after breakthrough
Existing drugs could be repurposed following the discovery, according to researchers, who have also developed a new compound using their findings.
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Charlotte Observer
He wasn’t Wemby. But it’s hard to overstate Brandon Miller’s historic Hornets season
In a season with so many strokes of bad luck and change, the Charlotte Hornets got something right in Brandon Miller. “He’s a better player already than I thought he could be.”
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Laura Anderson opens up on suffering from 'mum guilt' as she lands huge new job
Laura Anderson doesn't think she will ever "conquer" mum guilt as she lands a huge new presenting job on Capital FM.
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Biloxi Sun Herald
3 biggest stores in $21M Coast shopping center are ready. Here’s when they will open
The grand openings bring special sales, product samples and a chance to win a gift card.
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Miami Herald
New emails deepen scandal around Miami election endorsement and bribery investigation
An ongoing criminal investigation into former Miami commissioner Sabina Covo is one of several inquiries hanging over a City Hall beset by scandal.
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CBC
Scientists from Sask., Sri Lanka work together to address threat of antibiotic resistance in animals
Two scientists whose connection was sparked in Saskatchewan are working together from different sides of the globe to improve animal health in Sri Lanka, in hopes of addressing a potential global health threat."Literally right here is where we sat together," said Joe Rubin, looking around his lab at the University of Saskatchewan.It's the scene where an international friendship formed on the Prairies.Rubin is a professor of veterinary microbiology at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in
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The Telegraph
Jeanne du Barry: is this Johnny Depp’s glorious comeback? Er, non
Ever since Johnny Depp’s ill-advised 2020 libel case at the High Court caused his already ailing career to crunch to a halt, the actor’s supporters have been wondering when he will once again be cast in the sort of role he so richly deserves.
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CBC
Expect delays: What drivers in P.E.I. can expect for roadwork this spring and summer
Islanders and visitors to P.E.I. can expect some travel delays this spring and summer with roadwork taking place across the province."We are going to do some bridge construction, some paving and road construction," said Stephen Yeo, chief engineer for the provincial Department of Transportation and Infrastructure."We're going to do some intersection upgrades, so there is quite a bit to work to do across the Island." A major project the province will work on over the summer is a three-kilometre s
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BANG Showbiz
Gabby Logan admits she never gets bored of talking about sport on TV after 30 years in broadcasting
Gabby Logan never gets tired of talking about sport on television after 30 years in broadcasting.
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The Telegraph
Drink orange juice with steak and only eat pasta reheated: Tiny tweaks to supercharge your food
Usually it’s assumed that a diet overhaul is needed to eat healthier. But actually, simply making tweaks to foods you already consume can amplify their health benefits dramatically.
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CBC
Fredericton's 12 Neighbours community welcomes final house
The final tiny home has been placed in the Fredericton community of 12 Neighbours.On Tuesday, home number 96 was trucked in and installed as part of the project to give homeless people in Fredericton places to call their own. "Today is a milestone day," said Marcel LeBrun, the man behind the concept and creation of the 12 Neighbours community."Two years ago, this was just a bunch of trees and vacant land." Marcel LeBrun stands at the entrance of the final tiny home installed in the community of
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The Independent
Montreux Jazz Festival unveils its incredible 2024 lineup, from RAYE to Duran Duran
Annual arts festival returns to Montreux, Switzerland, with a brand new stage and a typically eclectic lineup
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Miami Herald
Gangs attack, hunger gets worse, politicians argue: the latest on the situation in Haiti
It’s week seven into the gang insurgency in Haiti and the armed violence continues to upend life in Port-au-Prince and drive a deepening humanitarian crisis, as 5.5 million Haitians remain in need of help. Medical care continues to be disrupted as hospitals remain closed and the few that are operating face supply and staff shortages. Port-au-Prince remains a no-go zone for commercial U.S. flights, but helicopters are buzzing as those with deep pockets — and visas or foreign passports — make thei
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Miami Herald
Miami’s public hospital has money problems. What that means for patients and workers
“We are in the middle of our most difficult financial period.”
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