Jacob Bogage The Washington Post
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"President Who Spreads Hate": US Sportsman Kneels During National Anthem
A member of the US fencing team knelt on the podium during the national anthem and medal ceremony Friday at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, later saying on Twitter: "We must call for change."
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It Takes 2 Months To Climb Mount Everest. A US Climber Did It In 2 Weeks.
Nearly as difficult as summiting Mount Everest for Roxanne Vogel was coordinating in a mere number of hours her trip home, a task like something out of a "Mission Impossible" movie mixed with developing-world air travel.
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Bird Builds Nest In New High School Stadium, Delays Grand Opening
One California high school's long avian nightmare is finally over. Rio Americano High School on the east side of Sacramento had been raising money for years to renovate its main athletic field.
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E-Sports Continue TV Push ESPN and Turner, Sparking Enthusiasm and Ire
E-sports broadcasts also present a number of questions that neither leagues nor networks appears immediately capable or willing to answer.
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"My Heart Hurts": Turkish Sports Star Fearful Of Erdogan Stays Back In US
While his New York Knicks built a halftime lead over the Washington Wizards in London Thursday afternoon, New York center Enes Kanter was explaining to CNN why he hadn't joined his team overseas, and why he fears for his life if he leaves the United States.
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Who Wrote Op-Ed Against Trump? Gamblers Bet On Vice President Mike Pence
The anonymous and scathing New York Times commentary written by "a senior official in the Trump administration" set Washington aflame on Wednesday, elevating one question in the minds of even casual politicos: Who wrote it?
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North Korea Sent Cheerleaders To The Olympics. Here's What They're Saying.
North Korea's squad of parka-wearing cheerleaders has grabbed early headlines at the Pyeongchang Olympics as part of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's charm offensive
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How Much Are Michael Phelps's Gold Medals Really Worth?
Michael Phelps has so far won four gold medals at the Rio Olympics, taking his overall gold medal tally to 22
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Pokemon Go Latest: Nintendo Stock Tanks, Cops Pull Guns, Traffic Grinds to Halt, and More
It was the most dramatic stock price drop Nintendo has experienced since 1990, Bloomberg reported.
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TV Anchor Slips At Top Of Waterfall, Plunges 185 Feet To Her Death
A Georgia television news anchor, Taylor Terrell of 41NBC in Macon, Ga., was killed Thursday after she was swept over a waterfall in the Pisgah National Forest near Asheville, N.C.
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If You're Happy And You Know It, Silence! Australian School Bans Clapping
There are many things children cannot do at certain Australian schools.
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Behold, Rolls-Royce's Truly Bizarre Self-Driving Car
The engine is at the rear of the car, and there are luggage compartments just behind the front wheels.
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Flying Cars Just Took A Big Step Closer To Being Legal
It looks like a goofy mosquito, its fat cockpit shoving through the wind while aloft, its wings folded up like a dragonfly while grounded. And it marks the biggest step toward a real, commercial flying car.
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Behold, Rolls-Royce's Truly Bizarre Self-Driving Car
Ultra-luxury automaker Rolls-Royce debuted its self-driving concept car last week, called the 103EX, and it looks, well, odd. It's nearly 20 feet long and 5 feet tall, and has some - interesting - features.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Sued by Family of Isis Victim
The plaintiff argues the three platforms "have knowingly permitted the terrorist group Isis to use their social networks".
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"President Who Spreads Hate": US Sportsman Kneels During National Anthem
A member of the US fencing team knelt on the podium during the national anthem and medal ceremony Friday at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, later saying on Twitter: "We must call for change."
-
It Takes 2 Months To Climb Mount Everest. A US Climber Did It In 2 Weeks.
Nearly as difficult as summiting Mount Everest for Roxanne Vogel was coordinating in a mere number of hours her trip home, a task like something out of a "Mission Impossible" movie mixed with developing-world air travel.
-
Bird Builds Nest In New High School Stadium, Delays Grand Opening
One California high school's long avian nightmare is finally over. Rio Americano High School on the east side of Sacramento had been raising money for years to renovate its main athletic field.
-
E-Sports Continue TV Push ESPN and Turner, Sparking Enthusiasm and Ire
E-sports broadcasts also present a number of questions that neither leagues nor networks appears immediately capable or willing to answer.
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"My Heart Hurts": Turkish Sports Star Fearful Of Erdogan Stays Back In US
While his New York Knicks built a halftime lead over the Washington Wizards in London Thursday afternoon, New York center Enes Kanter was explaining to CNN why he hadn't joined his team overseas, and why he fears for his life if he leaves the United States.
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Who Wrote Op-Ed Against Trump? Gamblers Bet On Vice President Mike Pence
The anonymous and scathing New York Times commentary written by "a senior official in the Trump administration" set Washington aflame on Wednesday, elevating one question in the minds of even casual politicos: Who wrote it?
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North Korea Sent Cheerleaders To The Olympics. Here's What They're Saying.
North Korea's squad of parka-wearing cheerleaders has grabbed early headlines at the Pyeongchang Olympics as part of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's charm offensive
-
How Much Are Michael Phelps's Gold Medals Really Worth?
Michael Phelps has so far won four gold medals at the Rio Olympics, taking his overall gold medal tally to 22
-
Pokemon Go Latest: Nintendo Stock Tanks, Cops Pull Guns, Traffic Grinds to Halt, and More
It was the most dramatic stock price drop Nintendo has experienced since 1990, Bloomberg reported.
-
TV Anchor Slips At Top Of Waterfall, Plunges 185 Feet To Her Death
A Georgia television news anchor, Taylor Terrell of 41NBC in Macon, Ga., was killed Thursday after she was swept over a waterfall in the Pisgah National Forest near Asheville, N.C.
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If You're Happy And You Know It, Silence! Australian School Bans Clapping
There are many things children cannot do at certain Australian schools.
-
Behold, Rolls-Royce's Truly Bizarre Self-Driving Car
The engine is at the rear of the car, and there are luggage compartments just behind the front wheels.
-
Flying Cars Just Took A Big Step Closer To Being Legal
It looks like a goofy mosquito, its fat cockpit shoving through the wind while aloft, its wings folded up like a dragonfly while grounded. And it marks the biggest step toward a real, commercial flying car.
-
Behold, Rolls-Royce's Truly Bizarre Self-Driving Car
Ultra-luxury automaker Rolls-Royce debuted its self-driving concept car last week, called the 103EX, and it looks, well, odd. It's nearly 20 feet long and 5 feet tall, and has some - interesting - features.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Sued by Family of Isis Victim
The plaintiff argues the three platforms "have knowingly permitted the terrorist group Isis to use their social networks".
