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Earlier this week the JBC announced that they had handed out a 1 year suspension to Japanese based American fighter Marcus Smith (6-1-1, 6), following his inability to make weight for a bout in early December.Smith was scheduled to fight on December 9th but, according to the JBC's statement, he came in 3.4KG or 7.5lbs overweight.The JBC described Smith's missing of weight as "This is an act of remarkably deteriorating the authority of boxing as a competition" (Translated).As is normal in Ja [...]

Deep in the dark depths of the Gulf of California — where “virtually no oxygen” exists — live schools of fish that are thriving in an environment marine biologists would otherwise consider deadly for their kind. Using a remote underwater robot in 2015, researchers with Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute...

Olympic Big Air Gold Medalist Sebastien Toutant traveled to the land of Liberty Bells and cheesesteaks to battle the famed “Rocky” stairs and a formidable 24-stair double set to 48-stair triple set. Check out this web short to see if Seb can knock out his tricks or if he ends up “down-flat-down” for the count.

Hunt on to nab the other accused

CBS has declined to air an ad about medical marijuana’s therapeutic properties during Super Bowl LIII next month. The network won’t miss the money, as someone else will surely pay the reported $5 million to occupy the same 30 seconds during the broadcast. And the medical marijuana venture capital firmwon’t really lose much publicity, since getting […]

After Novak Djokovic completed a grueling four-set win in the fourth round of the Australian Open in the early hours of Tuesday morning, the Serbian stepped back on the court to speak with former World No. 1 and on-court interviewer Jim Courier. The American asked how Djokovic was holding up after a physical battle against Daniil Medvedev.

Analysts expect the European Central Bank to acknowledge growing risks to the eurozone economy today while sticking to its patient course, kicking off a year that could see the Frankfurt institution m

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Starbucks delivery (SBUX) is being rolled out to more places, offering coffee directly to people's houses thanks to a deal with Uber Eats.

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Shaun Dobinson, 21, was not told how serious his condition could be, an inquest hears.

Bitcoin prices slip to a five-week low below $3,500 over the weekend, dragging down the collection of smaller digital currencies known as altcoins.

Now the iconic retailer can start to fix itself unimpeded.

Says some professionals can’t use them during work hours

3:05 p.m. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says President Donald Trump did not propose a "good faith" proposal to end the government shutdown.

JonnoTheGreat wrote:

Some of the names are bad (wildcats was the worst one, no wonder they got rid of it) but I more can't stand some of these tacky mascots clubs have, with Warrington's 'wolfie' easily being the worst.

Really annoying the way this piece of crap lines up with the Warrington team before kick off in their home games as if he's part of the side and doing stretching exercises as if he's getting a game. So cheesy.

WHITEFIELD, N.H. (AP) — Connections. That's what 10 White Mountains Regional High School students made by reaching out to children from Myanmar who are in refugee camps in Bangladesh after suffering persecution in their homeland. "The people in Myanmar have suffered a lot," said WMRHS senior Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson. "They see their homes burned down, they get attacked, they get raped. It's painful for me personally because just think about the number of children, who, because of where they were born or their religion... Читать дальше...

The Department of Justice has decided to weigh in on Tuesday’s 5-4 vote by the U.S. Supreme Court to allow the Trump administration’s desired ban on transgender troops to go into effect. The DOJ, currently headed by Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker praised the Supreme Court’...

EOBI asks private firms to pay their share in KP pensions DAWN.com KOHAT: The Employees Old-Age Benefits Institution (EOBI) has asked hundreds of defaulting and unregistered private organisations to

LAUREL, MD—Telling himself the wisest course of action was to avoid all eye contact and let the chips fall where they may, weird kid Jason Butler opted Tuesday to sit perfectly still and let the universe determine his destiny after his chemistry teacher instructed students to select a partner for their next…

On December 10, International Human Rights Day, I was peering through the window of my isolation cell at the Imperial Beach Border Patrol Substation. I could see past a highly secured heavy metal door to a holding cell that contained over a dozen children who ranged in age from five to 15, by themselves without any adult caregivers. Another cell contained women with their infants and toddlers. Another contained men. I could see mothers being fingerprinted while breastfeeding.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argued that a society that allows billionaires to exist while some Americans live in abject poverty is "immoral."

• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argued that a society that allows billionaires to exist while some Americans live in abject poverty is "immoral."  
• She argued that Americans shouldn't normalize economic inequality by idealizing the super-rich during a conversation with author Ta-Nehisi Coates at an event honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday. 
• This comes after the New York Democrat suggested the US should hike marginal tax rates on those making more than $10 million. Читать дальше...

No teachers or students had to be transported to hospital, and the school was not evacuated.

The president, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev. Samson Ayokunle says the association will not endorse any presidential candidate in the forthcoming election. Ayokunle made the assertion in a statement on Tuesday,

France has signed a contract with a ceiling value of $89 million to buy an undisclosed number of FLIR Systems' Black Hornet 3 micro unmanned air vehicles for its armed forces.