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Giving up driving

By Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D. LA JOLLA, California — My late son Paul used to say no one over 80 should be driving. Yeah right! I was still happily driving at 90. Then something happened: I fractured my patella and did not drive my car for several weeks. After my brace was finally removed from my […]

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Natasha Josefowitz, Travel and Food

$5.5 million: Wilmington college president best-paid in US

PHILADELPHIA — The highest-paid college president in the U.S. in 2014-15 was Jack P. Varsalona, who collected $5.4 million for 2014-15, his last full year at the helm of Wilmington University, a private, non-profit Delaware-based institution, with more than 21,000 mostly part-time students and no tenured faculty. That’s according to the Chronicle of Higher Education’s

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Science, Medicine, & Education, USA

Stein lawyers take Pa. recount battle to federal court

PHILADELPHIA — Green Party-backed lawyers moved their fight for a recount of Pennsylvania’s Nov. 8 presidential election results to a new venue Monday, hoping a federal judge would be receptive to their claims of potential irregularities with electronic voting machines across the state. In a complaint filed in federal court in Philadelphia, the lawyers asked

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Criminal probe of Oakland fire launched as death toll hits 36

Updates previous stories OAKLAND, Calif. — As criminal investigators begin to examine who is to blame for one of the worst fires in modern California history, Oakland authorities halted their grim search for bodies in the ruins of a warehouse blaze on Monday due to structural weaknesses in the fire-gutted building. “For us as firefighters,

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‘Tag you’re it’ becomes a game for kindness

SAN DIEGO (Press Release) — With a mission to share the holiday joy with San Diego’s homeless community, Teens About Goodness (TAG), a community-based humanitarian teen initiative, coordinated a Thanksgiving food drive, distributing hundreds of warm food packages to San Diego’s homeless population. Teen volunteers gathered on Thanksgiving eve to pack 500 gift bags, each

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San Diego County, USA

Death toll in Oakland fire climbs to 33 as families, friends fear the worst

OAKLAND, Calif. — They had come together out of their love for electronic music and the underground scene that it fostered. The concert had been in the works for almost two months, billed on social media as a tour for the musicians associated with the Los Angeles-based label 100 percent Silk. The location was secret

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Trump chooses former campaign rival Ben Carson to be housing secretary

WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Ben Carson, a rival in the GOP presidential primary who became a top supporter, to run the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Trump chose Carson despite the pediatric neurosurgeon’s protestations that he lacked the experience to run a federal agency. The announcement Monday that Carson has been

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Jenna Jameson flogs David Duke over claim Jews rule porn

Former porn star says anti-Semitic abuse from ‘loathsome monster’ is her ‘first welcome to being Jewish and hated for it’ By Stuart Winer and Raoul Wootliff Jenna Jameson ( s_bukley / Shutterstock.com) Former porn mega-star Jenna Jameson, a recent convert to Judaism, blasted the white supremacist David Duke as an “evil” and “loathsome monster” early

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