If it looked as if Ron Rivera didn’t care much about that during the game … it didn’t sound as if he did after the game, either. Newton has an injured right foot that the training staff believes may have come from compensating for his post-surgical left ankle, Fox Sports reported Tuesday morning. He also missed the season opener with a rib injury suffered in the preseason. At his press conference in Charlotte Tuesday, Rivera denied the Fox Sports report....

The singer has responded to the incident, which occurred while she was appearing remotely on the U.K. television’s The One Show to promote her new song, “Bam Bam.” After she stood up to showcase her favourite dance move from the song, she accidentally exposed a nipple. Laughing off the incident on her TikTok account, Cabello wrote that she was even offered “nip covers” by her stylist, but she said no....

PLAYERS CONVENTIONAL WISDOM T. Foley - An iron-poor perennial in the Evergreen State. House likely to be deFoleyated. O. North - Semper lie: it’s pathological with this guy. Makes other pols look honest. M. Cuomo +/- The smarter he sounds the harder he falls. Reason: why didn’t Mario do more? M. Huffington - Texas heirhead is even in Calif. Senate race. What kind of cult are the voters in? W....

The answer to this question is at the basis of a lawsuit over whether gay people can get hired at nonprofits owned by religious groups. Ground zero in this debate is on the grim streets near Seattle’s enormous King Street railroad station, near the tents spread out on the damp sidewalks and the huddled humans in jeans, hoodies and baseball caps gathered at South Jackson Street and Third Avenue....

The cats live in two different parts of New York state, the Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a statement on Wednesday. “Both had mild respiratory illness and are expected to make a full recovery,” the statement read. None of the members of the first cat’s household were sick with COVID-19, leading officials to believe either one of its owners was asymptomatic or it caught it from someone outside its home....

Think we’re overreacting.? In The Sporting News list of the 100 Most Powerful People In Sports, only three blacks made the cut in 1991 and only six this year. While the circumstances differ for each sport, there are many similarities. For one thing, the crazy theories of black intellectual inferiority are alive and well–especially in baseball and football. After all, managers have to think, and the conventional wisdom among sports’ ruling elite is that, well, blacks don’t think as well as whites....

Now, the group that was born in the jungle, and spent most of its 40-odd years of life in the jungle, is dying in the jungle. Of course, it’s wise to be cautious when assessing the stories of Pol Pot’s demise. Nothing in Cambodia is ever certain. Politics, especially revolutionary politics, is always shrouded in lies, feints and subterfuge. Last summer Pol Pot was reliably reported to be dead from malaria....

That’s a serious indictment of one of the firms that sparked the PC boom of the last decade. Compaq was started in 1981 by three former Texas Instruments employees who sketched a plan on a restaurant napkin for a clone of the first IBM personal computer. Rosen, a Wall Street analyst turned venture capitalist, invested $2.5 million and became chairman. When the company slumped 10 years later, he ousted the founders and promoted Pfeiffer, who placed the popular Presario line of computers in millions of homes and turned Compaq into a $31-billion-a-year powerhouse....

The House of Representatives released a resolution Monday to impeach Trump, charging him with “incitement of insurrection” after a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6 to protest the congressional certification of President-elect Joe Biden’s win. The chamber is expected to vote on the matter later this week. Trump has received a bipartisan backlash for his role in the riot, as lawmakers argue he misled millions of people by making false allegations of voter fraud and election irregularities....

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has denied a report that he discussed a pardon with the president but he’s been mentioned for some time as one possible recipient. The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Trump is considering pre-emptive pardons for his children and his son-in-law Jared Kushner, while many have suggested he’ll even try to pardon himself. Glenn Kirschner, legal analyst for NBC News and MSNBC, has argued that Trump’s pardons could be challenged....

Interestingly, these claims were later debunked, and these institutions do not support these claims. The original emails were from people who falsely cited their work with credible institutions such as Johns Hopkins. This article takes a deeper look at where these myths started, how they were debunked, and tips for decreasing cancer risk. Where the Claims First Started In the early 2000s, different versions of emails began circulating in the U....

Why It Works In both cases, an obscure but successful (and surprisingly moderate) small-state governor shocks by galvanizing a crucial, impassioned constituency dissatisfied with its party’s better-known nominees. For Huck, that’s the religious right; for Dean, it was the antiwar left. The result: a near tripling in national polls from summer to fall. Why It Doesn’t Dean was ahead nationally among Dems in December 2003; Huck still trails Rudy Giuliani by double digits....

It is thought that SARS-CoV-2, the name of the virus which causes COVID-19 (not to be confused with the SARS virus), infects its victims in three main ways, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: The bug can spread between people who are in close contact, within about 6 feet. It can be carried in droplets expelled by the coughs and sneezes of the sick which come into contact with the mouths or noses of others, or possibly inhaled....

Can Magnesium Prevent High Blood Pressure? One study found data which seems to show that magnesium plays an important role in regulating blood pressure. Additionally, a number of other studies have looked at various nutritional factors and how they contribute to the prevention of high blood pressure. These studies have shown that diets rich in magnesium do seem to have some protective effect and that people who have diets rich in magnesium seem to develop high blood pressure at a lower rate....

While the high rates of protection offered by the three authorized vaccines have been widely praised, they’re not 100%. Verywell asked experts to weigh in on whether non-vaccinated people can still get vaccinated people sick with COVID-19. The Risk Is Low, but Not Zero According to Stephen Russell, MD, PhD, president of the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, despite the vaccines’ high efficacy rates at protecting people from contracting COVID-19, they do not offer 100% protection....

Opioids have long played an important role in medicine as a powerful method of controlling pain. However, opioids can also cause severe problems. These drugs are highly addictive. In fact, addiction both to prescription opioids and to illicit opioids (chiefly, heroin) has become a major societal problem. Opioid addiction is causing an epidemic of overdose-related deaths. In the U.S., more than 30,000 deaths from opioid overdoses were recorded in 2015 alone, according to the NIH....

Naturally present in the human body, probiotics are also found in foods like yogurt, kefir, and certain fermented foods, in addition to dietary supplements. There are more than 400 different strains of probiotics. Lactobacillus rhamnosus and Bifidobacteria are among the strains commonly used for eczema. Oral Probiotics and Eczema Some researchers believe that eczema starts in the gut, meaning that the collective microorganisms that live in the digestive system (the gut microbiome) is out of balance....

There are three provisions of the Constitution that are most relevant. Article 2 empowers the president to “nominate, and by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint … Judges of the Supreme Court.” Article 1 provides that “The Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided.” Article 1 also states that “Each house may determine the Rules of its Proceedings....

They could try, but such action invites a complicated run-in with U.S. patent law and “exclusivity” periods granted to companies who create new drugs by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). President Donald Trump’s administration has flirted with the idea, as Republican-led efforts to pass drug pricing bills through the legislature have been met with roadblocks and competing legislation from Democrats—but the concept of government “price setting” is deeply unpopular with industry and conservative circles who say it could hinder innovation....

Yet Bush’s men know better than to try to keep him off the links, so they will try to limit photos of him at play. When Bush and his houseguest, Arnold Palmer, recently helicoptered from Camp David for a round at the posh Caves Valley Golf Club northwest of Baltimore, the White House banned coverage of the president teeing off. Photos were allowed only at the end of the game....