Новости за 14.01.2019

LABOUR MP Tulip Siddiq is delaying the birth of her baby in order to attend Parliament for tomorrow’s crunch Brexit vote – after admitting she has lost faith in the “pairing” system after last year’s controversy involving Tory Party chairman Brandon Lewis.

Liverpool's leading scorer Mohamed Salah has been in the spotlight since Christmas, winning three penalties including the one that settled Saturday's tense clash with Brighton at the Amex Stadium.

If, as it appears, the Eagles will be keeping quarterback Carson Wentz and relinquishing their rights to quarterback Nick Foles, where will Foles land? The first question becomes whether he’ll exit as a free agent. His contract sets up a ping-pong match that starts with the Eagles exercising a $20 million option for 2019, Foles [more]

MIAMI (Jan. 14, 2019) – A new year brings a promise of things to come including baseball. On...

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Antonio Brown started his Monday with a curious tweet: “All the things I know I still been silent doe #Donotdisturb.” If this is what qualifies as silent, a loud Brown would be deafening. The all-world wide receiver, enmeshed in an awkward divorce from the Steelers that now seems inevitable after owner Art Rooney II said...

A no-deal Brexit would fuel demands for a second referendum on Scottish independence and a border poll on Irish reunification, Theresa May has admitted.

COLLEGE STATION – Michelle Abney joined Texas A&M University on Jan. 7 as the new Texas A&M Leach Teaching Gardens education coordinator and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service associate in College Station. “We are thrilled to have such an experienced and enthusiastic educator join the Leach Teaching Gardens team,” said Dr. Patrick Stover, vice chancellor […]

White led LSU in tackles in both 2017 and 2018

Speaking to reporters, the president also said he is unfamiliar with a Republican lawmaker’s recent defense of white nationalism.

SportsLine's advanced computer model simulated Sunday's Chiefs vs. Patriots game 10,000 times

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl says the club are looking to sign players this month.

Jess Fishlock will continue to play for Wales, and a 51-year-old Japanese pro signs yet another contract extension.

WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO has denied suggestions he will return to the boxing ring this year and face Dillian Whyte. Rumours had surfaced that the former unified heavyweight king Klitschko, could make a return to boxing and face Dillian Whyte, at Wembley Stadium on April 13. However, Klitschko, 42, told Sports Illustrated the comeback was not on […]

On this week's 'Museum Monday,' we take a look at the newly-installed Richard Childress Racing timeline wall, which takes us through the early years of RCR.

THE latest bizarre beauty trend has arrived for 2019 – and unsurprisingly, it’s all to do with our favourite magical creature – the unicorn. Say hello to unicorn armpit hair, which sees fans dying their underarm hair all the colours of the rainbow. Both celebs and bloggers have been tapping into the craze, with hair […]

If you had trouble flying out Sunday because of the weather, you weren't the only one. 

Unions step up pressure in pay dispute with walkout at 8 airports

Brady seems to think that everyone thinks the Patriots are bad

It is appearing increasingly likely that Trump will declare a national emergency to end the shutdown.

As many as 17 cases of sexual harassment filed by both regular and casual employees of All India Radio (AIR) from all over India are still under probe, the National Commission for Women (NCW) said on Monday.

In a story Jan. 13 about Minnesota cities suing makers of coal-tar sealants over stormwater contamination, The Associated Press misidentified attorney Robin Greenwald as a man. Greenwald is a woman. … Click to Continue »

Churchill Downs Inc., home of the Kentucky Derby, is getting into the sports betting in Pennsylvania by purchasing Presque Isle Downs & Casino in Erie

A 36-year-old woman has been ordered to write a letter of apology for a tirade of abuse against a guard outside a courtroom.

Manoj Arora, an employee of Robert Vadra's company, alleges he is being framed by the government.