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- LifestyleHuffPost Life
6 Easy Ways To Make Your Coffee Taste Like It Came From The Coffee Shop
From equipment to techniques, here are a few ways to make shop-worthy java at home.
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Angelina Jolie Opens up About Motherhood & Why She Had to Leave Brad Pitt
As a mother, Angelina Jolie chooses to lead by example. In anticipation of World Refugee Day on June 20, the actress shared her involvement working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, first as a goodwill ambassador and now as special envoy. Through this experience, her charitable and family life collided when she decided […]
- U.S.Good Morning America
Thousands forced to evacuate from wildfires in the West
Thousands of people are being forced to evacuate as more than three dozen wildfires are burning in the western part of the United States, from New Mexico to Alaska. The hardest-hit areas are in Arizona, where the Bighorn Fire near Tucson grew to 31,208 acres and is 40% contained. The Bush Fire, which is near Phoenix, is 114,941 acres and is only 5% contained.
- BusinessYahoo Finance
Trump administration move could add 'significant risks' to retirement accounts
When it comes to a 401(k) account, most savers simply choose a “target date” funds and leave it that. Now, thanks to a rule change from the Trump administration, those funds could get a lot more complicated under the hood.
- BusinessVariety
Elon Musk Sells $29 Million Bel Air Mansion to Tech Billionaire
If the electric cars and rockets thing doesn't work out, maybe Elon Musk should consider a second (third? fourth?) career in real estate. Back in April, when he first listed several of his six Bel Air homes on Zillow as "for sale by owner," few in the high-end property playground took him seriously. But, as […]
- U.S.The Guardian
Police officers shoot and kill Los Angeles security guard: 'He ran because he was scared'
Sheriff’s deputies chased and shot dead Andres Guardado, 18, a security guard at an auto repairs shop * Juneteenth: live coverageAfter sheriff’s deputies chased and shot dead a security guard at an auto repairs shop in Los Angeles on Thursday evening, family members have identified the dead man to local media as Andres Guardado, 18.The killing came amid national protest and unrest over the deaths of African Americans, and other people of color, at the hands of law enforcement.On Wednesday, Los Angeles county sheriff’s deputies also shot dead Terron Jammal Boone, 31, who the department said was “the half-brother of Robert Fuller, who [was] discovered hanging from a tree on 10 June 2020 and is currently the subject of a death investigation”.Describing the Thursday shooting of Guardado at the auto shop, a police department spokesman told reporters deputies saw the man produce a handgun before running away.“Deputies engaged in a short foot pursuit between the two businesses, at some point the deputies contacted the suspect and that’s when the deputy-involved shooting occurred,” the spokesman said, adding that it was not immediately clear how many officers were fired.Andrew Heney, owner of the Freeway autoshop, told a local CBS affiliate: “We had a security guard that was out front, because we had just had certain issues with people tagging and stuff like that.”“And then the police came up, and they pulled their guns on him and he ran because he was scared, and they shot and killed him. He’s got a clean background and everything. There’s no reason.”The sheriff’s department said a handgun was found where the man, who died at the scene, was shot. Family members disputed that Guardado was armed. It was not clear if he had been wearing a uniform.Guardado’s sister told reporters: “I lost a part of me, it’s empty, and I’m never gonna have him back. I’m never gonna see him, he’s never gonna talk to me, I’m just, I can’t, I just can’t believe this happened to my brother. It really hurts me.”
- BusinessQuartz
If India does #BoycottChina, its startups will lose more than just funding
The phenomenal growth of India's much-celebrated tech startup ecosystem, which is now the third-largest in the world, could be stunted if Chinese funding into the country slows in the aftermath of the military escalations on the border this week, experts believe. “Chinese investors have been making their presence stronger in the Indian startup ecosystem since (the) last few years, which also enabled these startups to scale up successfully,” said Aurojyoti Bose, lead analyst at GlobalData. Last year, Chinese investors put a whopping $3.9 billion (Rs29,729 crore) into Indian startups—nearly double the $2 billion in 2018.
