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As Protests Rage In Multiple U.S. Cities, Don Lemon Goes After Trump: “Nobody Wants To Hear From The White House Right Now”
Large-scale protests again broke out in Minneapolis and (newly) New York's Union Square on Thursday in response to he death of George Floyd, a black man who was seen on video pinned at the neck by a white police officer screaming "I can't breathe!" Floyd later died. Local officials sought to calm the unrest at […]
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Eli Manning has been on Twitter less than a week and he’s already smoking former teammates’ golf games
Here’s a sentence we never thought we’d write: Eli Manning might actually be kind of good at Twitter. This past weekend, the little Manning joined the internet’s favorite cesspool, and wasted no time getting to work, firing off #promotedtweets, beloved gifs, and some entertaining commentary on his Big Bro’s performance during 2 Match, 2 Furious. There were a few growing pains, of course, but in between all that, Eli even found time to ignite his very first Twitter beef with former Giants teammate Shaun O’Hara.
- HealthYahoo Style UK
Coronavirus: Only two in five UK adults sexually active during lockdown
Sex has a 'plethora of physical and mental health benefits'.
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Canada court finds against Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou on double criminality; extradition trial to continue
In a closely watched decision today, the Supreme Court of British Columbia published a key decision in the extradition case of Meng Wanzhou, the CFO of Huawei Technologies, China’s largest telecommunications company and a frequent target of U.S. policymakers. In its ruling, the court said that the case met the standard for "double criminality," and thus the extradition hearing will be allowed to continue.
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Nearly 40% of the economy may vanish in Q2 because of COVID-19, but then do something surprising
Will the economy snapback in the third quarter?
- BusinessYahoo News UK
Warning over ‘aggressive’ urban rats as pandemic starves creatures of food
Urban rats who normally dine out every night on waste from restaurants may display “unusual or aggressive” behaviour, experts have warned.
