Новости за 15.12.2019

Mobile gaming has grown into one of the biggest parts of the games industry, but that isn't necessarily a good thing.

Plus, five questions for your Echo to try out this holiday season.

Check out the complete list of fighter walkout songs from Saturday's UFC 245 event.

Eli Manning went 1-6 as a starter as a rookie quarterback in 2004, then went eight consecutive years without a losing season. The franchise downturn the past few years dropped his record precipitously close to .500, and it dipped below the break-even mark, at 116-117, with the loss Monday night to the Eagles, Manning’s first...

Good morning, Mets fans! Saturday was another offseason day filled with rumors around the league. While the hot stove isn’t as scalding as it was at the winter meetings, there is still a lot of work to be done, especially for the Mets. Latest Mets News Tim Healey of Newsday says the Mets are relying on a […]

I stayed in an iconic building from the start of the Jet Age, transformed into a modern hotel with style. And I loved it.

1. How to Read Social Security Benefit Estimates  Forbes
2. How Much Tax Will I Owe on My Social Security Benefits?  The Motley Fool
3. When Only One Spouse Wants to Handle the Money  The Wall Street Journal
4. Liz Weston: Tax preparers who don’t keep up with Social Security trends may give bad advice  oregonlive.com
5. Why You're Probably Underestimating How Much You'll Need in Retirement  The Motley Fool
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"Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself!" has become a rallying cry for the extreme right, which has concocted elaborate theories that top Democrats or liberal celebrities had him assassinated. Epstein, of course, was the notorious financier who died in jail on August 10 while awaiting trial for sex trafficking, including of minors.

Step back in time to an early Jet Age wonder of design and style.

Too many errors mean that Tigers lack cohesion and miss out on a try bonus point

EXCLUSIVE: Good Morning Britain's Ben Shephard has dished the dirt on what goes on when the cameras stop rolling

Taiwan's tea party aims to burst Beijing's one-China bubble  The Washington PostView full coverage on Google News

Teresa Burns Parkhurst illustrates some humorous tips for remaining professional while working out of a home office.

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Morning news and notes for Sunday, December 15, 2019

On the stylish reboot, scrappy Millennial characters represent a broader swath of queer life—and help rectify the original show’s missteps.

1. Trump's campaigning on the roaring economy. Here's how Democrats plan to stop him.  NBC News
2. Anti-impeachment Dem meets with Trump to discuss party switch  Fox News
3. ‘Republicans Pounce,’ Bigly  National Review
4. Democrats can read minds | TheHill  The Hill
5. GOP Lawmakers Have 'Rubber-Stamped' Trump's 'Corruption and Self-Interest,' Republican CNN Host Says  Newsweek
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Kamaru Usman realized a fifth round TKO of Colby Covington to retain his welterweight belt in an epic war that was the UFC 245 main event.

The transit authorities in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Chicago have taken action after an investigation on mica mining in Madagascar.

Use of the HIV prevention drug is associated with lower levels of anxiety about contracting HIV. But for gay men who remember AIDS, the specter of HIV is a hard ghost to shake.

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The clock is beginning to tick, and Terence Crawford needs and deserves the big fights at 147.

What's behind door 15 of this year's Woking Football Club Advent Calendar?

Over 1000 votes have been cast by the fans over the last two weeks to decide the Woking Football Club Team of the '10s.

5G Is More Secure Than 4G and 3G—Except When It’s Not  WIRED