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I am learning that football is football and not soccer but is there a more perfect example of american exceptionalism then tom brady heading back to the super bowl at age 43 . It is absolutely amazing what tom is able to do but it shows you the importance of the position and the dedication of one man, people have written him off a long time ago and said hes too old, hes too old. He looks like he could keep going to 50. I would not be surprised of the other four or five years will still talk about tom brady throwing the ball around. Its been amazing what hes been able to do an easy one addition...

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Public. Plus, wild new details about the ucla killer. A woman turning up dead thousands of miles from campus after she turned up on the shooters kill list. Good afternoon, everyone. Im jake tapper. Welcome to the lead. Hillary clinton just finished her first major speech and can she do the job in commander in chief saying donald trump could lead the u. S. Into a war. Lets begin with Brianna Keilar who is live in san diego where clinton just wrapped up her speech. Clinton turning to the general election here, although we must point out, she and senator Bernie Sanders locked in a very tight race...

share: January 6, 2021 UPTON, NY—With all the remarkable changes and challenges that took place in 2020, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory had a banner year in science. Many Lab employees worked remotely to keep vital science programs running while minimizing the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. And throughout this unprecedented year, dedicated Lab staff collaborated on new ways of working to transform scientific meetings, educational outreach programs, tours, and more to new virtual formats that reached larger audiences t...