The Belgium international won the Premier League’s Player of the Year prize after a devastating season in 2014-15, but saw his level dip last term. Now he has returned with a vengeance. Never before in his career had he scored in four successive league encounters, even when he played for Lille in Ligue 1. However, he achieved that feat on Saturday, when he cut in from the left wing to slide a shot into the corner of the net to score his side’s first against the Toffees....

Costa is currently AWOL after Antonio Conte made it clear the Spain international was not in his plans this season, with the transfer deadline passing and the forward still on the books at Chelsea. While the Brazil-born front man has not been included in Chelsea’s Champions League squad, he is in their 25-man Premier League selection. That has led to suggestions that Costa could be brought back into the fold, a move that Hazard would welcome - although he acknowledges that he cannot affect his team-mate’s situation....

HBO Max, home to shows such as Gossip Girl, Succession, and Mare of Easttown, is now available in six European countries after previously only being made available to those living in the U.S. The service is available for some European subscribers just 7 weeks after the announcement in Copenhagen on September 8. Newsweek has everything you need to know about HBO Max Europe. How To Sign Up to HBO Max Europe and Where You Can Watch From Tuesday, October 26 until Tuesday, November 30, HBO Max Europe is offering potential subscribers a cut-price offer....

Certainly he would have appreciated the coverage – though in the end he didn’t get quite as much ink as his role model, rival and ““cosmic partner’’ Abbie Hoffman, who committed suicide in 1989. In college his ambition was to be ““a famous reporter’’ – before he saw it was better just to be famous and let reporters help. He edited his high-school paper in Cincinnati and later worked as a cub sportswriter....

Baseball teams headed north to start the regular season last week, but even the high spirits of opening day couldn’t erase the special tensions of this year’s spring training. After a six-week investigation, Florida prosecutors–citing lack of evidence–declined to charge Mets players Dwight Gooden, Daryl Boston and Vince Coleman with having sexually assaulted a New York woman during the training season last year. But 456 pages of lurid allegations became public once the case was dropped, giving the tabloids one more field day....

The Wall Street Journal and Politico reported on Saturday that a shortlist of possible replacements for the HHS secretary had been drawn up by officials, quoting four sources apparently “familiar with the discussions.” CNN later reported an administration official had confirmed plans to remove Azar from the HHS department over his response to the coronavirus outbreak. A HHS spokeswoman rejected the reports, telling the broadcaster that the secretary did not have time for “palace intrigue” and was busy responding to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic....

Stories like this are growing more common as baby-boomer women hit menopause. Nearly a third of all American women are now between 40 and 60–and that means they are somewhere along the transition from regular menstrual cycles to a full year without any periods (the technical definition of menopause). That’s more than 37 million women and many of them, like our friend, have only a limited understanding of what’s happening to their bodies....

This article will explain how current rules protect most Americans with pre-existing conditions, how those rules have changed over time, and when pre-existing condition exclusions and waiting periods are still used. At the end of the day, private insurance companies and health plans are businesses that are focused on their financial bottom line. It’s in their best interest, therefore, to exclude people with pre-existing conditions (or make the coverage unappealing to them), impose a waiting period before coverage starts, or charge higher premiums and out-of-pocket expenses to cover people with pre-existing conditions since those people are likely to cost the insurer more in claims expenses....

Elizabeth McHugh delivered her second child wondering whether her husband had been killed while their baby was being born. Air Force Senior M/Sgt. Kevin McHugh was deployed in Kuwait during the Persian Gulf War shortly before his wife was due to give birth in 1991. THE U.S. AIR Force helped them connect by phone while she was in labor, but their conversation was cut short. “He yelled ‘There’s an incoming Scud [missile]!...

Heat exhaustion causes general muscle weakness, excessive sweating, nausea, vomiting, and fainting. Heatstroke occurs when the body’s internal temperature reaches over 103 degrees Fahrenheit and a person has changes in consciousness and behavior, sweats excessively, and experiences nausea and/or vomiting. Symptoms of both heat exhaustion and heatstroke should be taken seriously. It is also important to understand what type of symptoms you are experiencing and how to prevent them. This article will discuss heat exhaustion vs....

MIAMI — The San Antonio Spurs left Miami last June looking so human, Tim Duncan nearly in tears talking about how close they were to another championship. They don't look human now. They look like a machine. MORE: Finals in photos | LeBron’s future | Miami’s future | Game 5 odds Up 3-1 and shooting the ball at a level never seen in the NBA Finals, the Spurs headed home with a chance to wrap things up on Sunday night in Game 5....

Earlier this year, the small but wealthy sultanate, which owns Royal Brunei, came under fire for a new measure that would institute the death penalty for same-sex relations. As part of Heathrow’s larger “Welcome” campaign, a mix of LGBT employees and contest winners are featured on the signs, with the word “Welcome” in rainbow letters. John Holland-Kaye, CEO of Heathrow Airport, told Gay Star News placing the signs near Royal Brunei was “about championing British values to the world....

Hoffman plays grungy, small-time chiseler Bernie LaPlante, the kind of guy who steals cash from the purse of his own defense lawyer. One stormy Chicago night, he finds himself alone at the scene of a plane crash. Against his win and all his natural instincts, he ends up saving the passengers from the wreckage, then disappears from the scene. One of the people he rescues is hotshot TV reporter Gale Gayley (Davis), desperate for a high-ratings, “inspirational” story about real heroism....

With that in mind, here’s a look at five players who are having Heisman-caliber seasons up this point, whether or not they get considered for the honor. QB Clint Trickett, West Virginia Trickett was decent last year for a bad Mountaineers team. In eight games, he threw for 1,605 yards, seven TDs and seven interceptions while completing 52.8 of his throws. Fast-forward to 2014 and Trickett is a different player....