Herb Greene, Who Photographed the Grateful Dead and Other 1960s Rock Acts, Dies at 82
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Herb Greene, Who Photographed the Grateful Dead and Other 1960s Rock Acts, Dies at 82

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#news #newstoday #topnews #newsupdates #trendingnews #topstories #headlines Herb Greene, whose evocative portraits of the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin and others helped define the rock scene that emerged in San Francisco in the mid-1960s, died on March 3 at his home in Maynard, Mass. He was 82. His wife,…

Pableaux Johnson, the Heart of New Orleans Hospitality, Dies at 59
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Pableaux Johnson, the Heart of New Orleans Hospitality, Dies at 59

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#news #newstoday #topnews #newsupdates #trendingnews #topstories #headlines Pableaux Johnson, a New Orleans food writer, photographer and cook who spread the gospel of community by serving bowls of red beans and rice to thousands of people, and who documented the city’s singular Mardi Gras traditions, died there on Sunday. He was…

Heinz Kluetmeier, Inventive Sports Photographer, Dies at 82
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Heinz Kluetmeier, Inventive Sports Photographer, Dies at 82

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#news #newstoday #topnews #newsupdates #trendingnews #topstories #headlines Heinz Kluetmeier, a prominent photographer for Sports Illustrated who captured the exultation of the United States men’s Olympic hockey team when it upset the Soviet Union at the 1980 Winter Games and the swimmer Michael Phelps’s minuscule margin of victory in a gold…

Opinion | What This New Era of Power Looks Like in Washington
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Opinion | What This New Era of Power Looks Like in Washington

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#news #newstoday #topnews #newsupdates #trendingnews #topstories #headlines The second Trump administration isn’t starting with a whisper, exactly. But as Washington gears up for Donald Trump’s encore inauguration on Jan. 20, the vibe around town has been far less twitchy and traumatized than in the run-up to Joe Biden’s swearing-in four…

AI model 98% accurate in detecting diseases from a tongue pic
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AI model 98% accurate in detecting diseases from a tongue pic

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This technology could be aah-mazing! Researchers in Iraq and Australia say they have developed a computer algorithm that can analyze the color of a person’s tongue to detect their medical condition in real-time — with 98% accuracy. “Typically, people with diabetes have a yellow tongue; cancer patients a purple tongue…