FORT LUPTON, Colo. (AP) — Rep. Lauren Boebert will argue her case Thursday in the first Republican primary debate for the district she switched to last month, facing off against opponents who have already attacked her with accusations of being a “carpetbagger.” The congresswoman is running in the 4th Congressional District, which spans Colorado’s eastern plains, over fears she could have lost reelection for the seat she currently holds on the state’s western slope. Colorado’s… Source link
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Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton jokingly took supporters behind the scenes of one of the most infamous debate moments of the 2016 campaign. All three debates were marked by frequent outbursts from former President Donald Trump, but the second was particularly unusual as there were no lecterns and the candidates roamed the stage. That led to some odd body language ― as well as strange photos that quickly turned into memes. This week, one of those images went viral all over again… Source link
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We are tribal creatures, and there’s nothing that appeals to us more than a simple pick-your-side binary. Democrat or Republican? Coke or Pepsi? Football or soccer? Make your choice, dig in hard, and never ever give an inch. Sunday night brought us one of the best kind of debates: a niche blood war, where the people involved stake their entire identity on it while the vast majority of the world literally could not care less. The terms of this battle: who’s better, Tua Tagovailoa or Justin… Source link
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Subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast Matt Harmon is joined by Andy Behrens and Dalton Del Don to preview all of the week 14 games in the NFL with an eye towards fantasy football. They kick off the show with an appreciation of Jalen Hurts, who has been so good this season that he and Patrick Mahomes might screw up the Offensive Player of the Year award, and slightly less appreciation for Daniel Jones. The Jets upset the Bills with Zach Wilson as their QB, so why are the Bills so… Source link
Read More »IMAX CEO on skipping theatrical releases: ‘The debate is over’
IMAX (IMAX) CEO is bullish on the theatrical window. “The debate is over,” IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond told Yahoo Finance Live in a new interview (video above). “The argument that you can skip a theatrical window and make up for it on streaming just isn’t true. The theatrical window is more essential than ever to get the streaming revenue.” Gelfond referenced deep direct-to-consumer losses from streaming-facing media companies like Disney (DIS), which reported disappointing earnings this week… Source link
Read More »A debate moment highlights fracking in Pennsylvania
Tuesday night’s Pennsylvania Senate debate was one of the most highly-anticipated matchups of the year and covered topics ranging from abortion to inflation to the health of one of the candidates. But one of the most memorable moments came around an issue with national implications for the energy sector: fracking. Both candidates lined up in support of the controversial practice and, about 27 minutes in, Pennsylvania lieutenant governor John Fetterman was asked to answer for his history of… Source link
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A recent Microsoft (MSFT) survey found that employers and workers still disagree over whether remote work boosts or kills productivity. In a new interview with Yahoo Finance, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said companies should consult the data to determine workers’ performance — rather than assume they’re getting more work done in the office. The company’s recent Work Trends Study, which surveyed 20,000 people across 11 countries, found 87% of employees say they’re more productive… Source link
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