The head of Japans Olympic Committee confirmed that he had been questioned by French authorities in December yesterday but repeated his denial there was anything improper about Tokyos bid for the 2020
Why the Canadian government subsidizes foreign internet media companies that kill Canadian journalism is beyond me. But that’s exactly what it is doing. It boggles the mind that with the Canadian journalism industry on its deathbed, all the government could muster was a kiss goodbye.
| (Natural News) A senior official in the Trump administration who recently spoke with The Daily Caller on the condition of anonymity has expressed full-fledged support for the continued partial shutdown of the federal government, revealing that the vast majority of government workers do absolutely nothing of use or value anyway ... Читать дальше... |
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY travel to Luton looking to book a place in the fourth round of the FA Cup. The winners of this replay will visit Chelsea, but the Hatters will have to cope without boss Nathan Jones who left to join Stoke last week. Follow Luton vs Sheffield Wednesday live from Kenilworth Road What time […]
The video of the incident at a local school that has had a lot of people talking. Security video from the Jefferson PK-8 grade school in Warren shows Resource Officer Adam Chinchic being escorted off the property last Tuesday after giving the principal a parking ticket for parking in a handicap area. The video was released after FOX 8 sent a public record's request to the school district. Chinchic can be seen holding his belongings, while a school official walks near him, carrying more of his items. Читать дальше...
By Dan Ambrose: Jarrett Hurd will be defending his IBF/WBA junior middleweight titles against #1 IBF Julian ‘J-Rock’ Williams on May 11 at a still to be determined venue in the U.S, according to Mike Coppinger. The fight could take place at either the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York or Washington DC. This will […]
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Huskers Hunt for Road Win at Illinois
Lebanon’s foreign minister spoke with his Russian counterpart Tuesday about ensuring that the formation of a new government in Beirut is not linked to regional developments.
SERENA WILLIAMS divided Australian Open 2019 fans with her choice of attire for today’s match against Germany’s Tatjana Maria, attracting floods of comments on her outfit on social media.
NRL star Gareth Widdop has signed for Warrington Wolves and says he will realise a childhood dream when he joins the English Super League club in 2020. The 29-year-old full-back/stand-off signed a thr
SportsLine's advanced computer model simulated Tuesday's Timberwolves vs. 76ers game 10,000 times
The New York Democrat announced her intentions on CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" ahead of a trip to Iowa this weekend.
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'We take access to sensitive data and permissions very seriously...' No giggling, please
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Murphy, who is entering his second year in office after taking over from Republican Chris Christie, took aim at one of his predecessor's preferred economic incentives during the address before lawmakers in the General Assembly chamber.
Country superstar Shania Twain shares with Savannah Guthrie her favorite concert experience, what music does for her and more on "Six-Minute Marathon With Savannah."
Glasgow boys basketball shooting for return to playoffs Newark Post The Glasgow High boys basketball team lost its first and third games of the season. The Dragons haven't lost since.
The Irish government on Tuesday said it would intensify preparations for a no-deal Brexit after British MPs overwhelming voted to reject a divorce deal that UK Prime Minister Theresa May had struck with EU leaders. "Regrettably, the outcome of tonight's vote increases the risk of a disorderly Brexit. Consequently, the government will continue to intensify preparations for such an outcome," Dublin said in a statement.
Waving European Union flags, hundreds of anti-Brexit activists outside parliament roared with approval on Tuesday as the government's divorce deal was crushed by MPs. Massed in front of two big screens airing live coverage of the pivotal vote, the crowd of fervent pro-Europeans erupted into cheers and clapping as the result was relayed. "I'm so pleased -- but a bit concerned with what comes next," retiree Sarah Cuthbertson, 68, told AFP. "I didn't think it would be such a big majority against," she... Читать дальше...
This is the first of many lawsuits that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
At least 15 people have died after extremists staged a "co-ordinated" terror attack on a luxury hotel and office complex in Kenya.