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MLB Network just announced that it will air a bunch of famous games featuring walkoff hits tomorrow starting at 10AM. The lineup: 10:00 a.m. – New York Yankees at Seattle Mariners, 1995 ALDS, Game Five – Edgar Martinez steps to Read more
A UK doctor has warned that two ingredients sometimes found in antibacterial handwash could be weakening your immune system. Dr Diana Gall, of online service Doctor-4-U, says you should watch out for antimicrobial ingredients triclosan and triclocarban when choosing which Read more
The dollar fell against a basket of major currencies on Tuesday modestly pressured by the weight of Federal Reserve measures meant to ensure there was enough liquidity in the global financial system. The dollar earlier in the session benefited from Read more
Amidst declining demand and oversupply, Samsung Display has announced that it will be ending production of all LCD panels at the company’s South Korean and Chinese factories by this year’s end. Following in the footsteps of its home rival, LG, Read more
Two men have denied breaking into a nurse’s home while she treated patients with coronavirus. They have been named as Jamie Roy Marriott, 30, and Scott David Colling, 28, both of Darlington. The accused appeared at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates’ Court, Read more
Today’s question is open-ended: what’s your best Little League war story? Or Babe Ruth or high school baseball war story. Or softball war story. Or even your best sandlot war story. Basically, I want to hear about your greatest baseball Read more
The saying ‘ok boomer’ may take on a new meaning as we give birth to a new generation of ‘coronababies’. After World War II, there was a baby boom as the world settled back into normal life, defining the generation. Read more
Global stock markets fell in volatile trading on Tuesday, and the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic left the MSCI benchmark of world equities with its biggest quarterly decline since the financial crisis of 2008. Oil prices remained near their Read more
It’s anyone’s guess as to how much longer this whole ordeal will last but it’s almost a guarantee that it’ll leave a lasting scar on society and how we go about things moving forward. For example, I wouldn’t be surprised Read more
More than two dozen University of Texas at Austin spring breakers tested positive for COVID-19 following a spring break trip to Mexico, university and Austin public health officials said Tuesday. About 70 young adults traveled together on a chartered plane Read more