Napoleon was a martyr, a charlatan, a phantom
He put the world’s very best in harm’s way because of it. He knew his exploits were remarkable – and why not? A Roman emperor who spent some of his leisure hours with a…
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Rev Up Your Home With the White Zombie
During World War II, New York City was over run with Nazi spies. But if you want to learn how they were able to influence the minds of the enemy, look no further than…
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More ‘silent’ flight on way for American Airlines passengers: Media
After a recent string of complaints from flyers that plane intercoms are too loud, American Airlines says it will outfit its airplanes with more decibel-capping speakers. The move comes after complaints from unhappy passengers,…
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Canadian government urged to standardize measles-mumps-rubella vaccine for public schools
Ontario’s New Democrats on Thursday called on the provincial government to make the new measles-mumps-rubella vaccine standard practice for all students enrolled in public schools. The United Church of Canada also called on the…
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Canada’s $5 TRILLION Pension Funds Invest Millions In Chinese Companies Facing Security Concerns
Tory MPs complain growing privatization will be disastrous. Will Canada really sell out public pension systems to private insurance companies? https://t.co/1KUcLpqPXu — Conservatives (@Conservatives) December 9, 2018 The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSPIB)…
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From Picasso to Goldfinch: A new exhibit of works by acclaimed dancer-critic Stanley Whitney
Stanley Whitney, the dance critic of The New York Times since 1968, is having an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art. Stanley Whitney Dances With Matisse, which has been on view at the…
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China rolls out free children’s vaccines
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption COVID vaccine will replace most other vaccines in China’s one-child policy China will give free vaccines to children in low-income households. The country’s state broadcaster reports that the…
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China’s falling bus driver workforce highlights rise of robotic cars
This article is over 4 months old Self-driving buses and taxis are proliferating across China as the country’s human workforce moves away from the frontline of the nation’s economic boom Drivers in China are…
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Hospitals see resurgence of antibiotic-resistant C. difficile
People can get sick from C. difficile infection with very mild symptoms, but it can also be life-threatening. “You can have a serious colitis related to this. You can get a life-threatening renal disease,”…
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US supreme court to review Trump-ordered coal power plant regulation
The US supreme court Tuesday agreed to review the Trump administration’s decision to revamp an Obama-era coal power plant regulation as a group of states and coal-mining companies pressed for a favorable outcome. Five…
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