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Michelle Narang cried when she first saw a sticker of what appears to be a drawing of teen activist Greta Thunberg being sexually assaulted and the name of an oilfield company printed boldly across the bottom of the decal. Narang, who lives in Rocky Mountain House in west-central Alberta, is a proud supporter of Canadian energy. Her relatives earn a living in the oil industry, which also supports
Marie Kondo's New Shop Sells All The Items She Urged Us To Throw Out
When I was a child, I often joined my mother in prayer at the shrine in her bedroom. The shrine looked to me like a doll’s house, a wood-and-glass scale model of a human-sized sanctum. It housed small bowls of rice, water and salt. My late Japanese mother married an American in 1958, and despite her insistence that her children not speak Japanese for fear people would think we were foreign, she ne
Naomi Osaka Tells Ellen DeGeneres What Serena Williams Whispered To Her The U.S. Open champion also revealed the identity of her celeb crush, prompting Ellen to play matchmaker.
After doing 44 Carpool Karaoke segments on “The Late Late Show,” host James Corden may have thought he was ready for anything. But he was surprised in segment No. 45 when he was overcome with emotion after singing “Let It Be” with Paul McCartney.
In a sweeping interview on Fox News Wednesday night, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said President Donald Trump had repaid his lawyer Michael Cohen for a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels prior to the 2016 presidential election. “It’s going to turn out to be perfectly legal; that money was not campaign money,” Giuliani, Trump’s new lead attorney regarding issues related
Author, Hooper's War: A Novel of WWII Japan, We Meant Well: How I Helped Lose the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Iraqi People, Ghosts of Tom Joad: Story of the 99%
If you've ever had to explain why feminism isn't called "humanism" (or if you're a little confused yourself), vlogger Steve Shives is here to sum up the reasons in under five minutes. Shives, a vlogger for YouTube channel The Breakfast Club, uses an LA metro sign that his friend posted to Facebook which asks riders to "respect our women passengers" by refraining from staring, masturbating, followi
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee died early Tuesday, ending a decades-long career in city politics and activism and sending shockwaves across the city. Lee, 65, was the city’s first Asian-American mayor. His cause of death was not immediately released, but former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown told local media that Lee had suffered a cardiac arrest. “It is with profound sadness and terrible grief that
PORTLAND, Ore. ― It was late morning in an artsy cafe, the smell of coffee and baked goods sweetening the air, and Ashley Bishop sat at a table, recalling a time when she was taught that most of secular American society was worthy of contempt. Growing up in private evangelical Christian schools, Bishop saw the world in extremes, good and evil, heaven and hell. She was taught that to dance was to s
The $1 million figure is thrown around by AARP and others as the amount of savings needed to replace between 70% and 80% of a person’s work income. But that’s a rough estimate and there are a lot of variables in retirement planning: How large is that income you hope to replace? How long will you live? Should you count your home equity as part of your savings if you’re not planning on selling your
Video Shows High School Cheerleader Crying As Coach Forces Her Into Splits “I can’t! Please stop! Please stop!” the girl repeatedly cries out as a man pushes her down.
A New York restaurant is getting chewed out on social media after an employee referred to an Asian customer as “Ching Chong” on a takeout receipt. The woman went to Cornerstone Cafe and ordered steak and eggs to go on Aug. 16. When she looked at the receipt, she noticed that a server, identified only as “Rubi,” used the racial slur “Ching Chong” as the customer’s name.
We always knew that in some parts of the country a soda was called a pop (or vice versa), and in other regions all pops (or sodas) were referred to as a Coke. But thanks to the research and mapping by Matthew Campbell and Prof. Greg Plumb of East Central University in Oklahoma, we can see exactly who says what and where. Referring to the carbonated soft drink as a Coke (even if it's not a Coca-Col
North Korea's 'Super-Mighty Pre-Emptive Strike' More Likely To Come From U.S. After Pence Leaves Region The U.S. goal of a preemptive strike would be to prevent North Korea from launching attacks.
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White House leaks are common, but leakers suggesting the president might be unfit for office are not.
In a revealing new profile with Rolling Stone, Paul McCartney opens about the Beatles’ tumultuous relationship with Yoko Ono. Though McCartney insists the two are now friends, he confirms that the band initially felt “threatened” by Ono’s presence. “We were kind of threatened [then]. She was sitting on the amps while we were recording,” McCartney said. “Most bands couldn’t handle that. We handled
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I gave it to you straight last summer when I told you that Donald Trump would be the Republican nominee for president. And now I have even more awful, depressing news for you: Donald J. Trump is going to win in November.
White Male Privilege Is Why We Laugh At Lochte And Vilify Douglas
April 4, 2014"Despite the haphazard framing, I love the expressions on the President and one-year-old Lincoln Rose Smith as she learns to walk in the Oval Office. This moment happened when former Deputy Press Secretary Jamie Smith and her family stopped by for a departure greet and photograph with the President." (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
WASHINGTON -- Donald Trump is lucky. His campaign is gifted with the greatest foreign policy adviser ever. “I’m speaking with myself,” Trump assured the world after being asked where he gets his foreign affairs advice. “I have a very good brain.” We combed through Trump’s many foreign policy disputations in an effort to figure out just what’s going on inside that very good brain. Inspired by HuffP
What's killing white, middle-aged, poorly educated American men? Noam Chomsky suggests it's a sense of hopelessness that may be fueling Donald Trump's popularity. Noam Chomsky, the renowned scholar and MIT professor emeritus, says that the rise of Donald Trump in American politics is, in part, fueled by deeply rooted fear and hopelessness that may be caused by an alarming spike in mortality rates
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is hoping to make history, not just as the first woman president, but as the political leader who is going to "get to the bottom" of the mystery behind UFOs. At a campaign stop in New Hampshire Tuesday, Daymond Steer of the Conway Daily Sun reminded the former secretary of state that he had previously asked her about UFOs in 2007. According to Steer, "Back in 2
There's this thing that happens whenever I speak about or write about women's issues. Things like dress codes, rape culture and sexism. I get the comments: Is this really that big of a deal? Aren't you being overly sensitive? Every. Single. Time. And every single time I get frustrated. Why don't they get it?
I (Shall Happily) Accept the 2016 Nobel Prize in Economics on Behalf of Satoshi Nakamoto I am completely serious in suggesting Satoshi Nakamoto for the Prize. The invention of bitcoin -- a digital currency -- is nothing short of revolutionary.
After living in New York for five years, I recently moved to San Francisco. Neither city is clearly superior, but there are some distinct differences.
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