This Morning with Gordon Deal March 11, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines jet crashes en route to Nairobi, President Trump to request $8.6 billion for border wall in 2020 budget, and daylight saving time isn't the only reason your body clock feels messed up.
Ethiopian Airlines jet crashes en route to Nairobi, President Trump to request $8.6 billion for border wall in 2020 budget, and daylight saving time isn't the only reason your body clock feels messed up.
Wynn headliner Robbie Williams got a sneak peek at One Night for One Drop before the show.
The country has been hobbled by a blackout since Thursday. People wait in long lines for gas and water, and increasingly are having difficulty communicating by phone or Internet.
Finding the acceptable in the unacceptable.
NBC Sports Bay Area Analyst Jim Barnett summed up last night’s 115-111 loss to the Phoenix Suns succinctly and to the point: This loss is unacceptable for the back-to-back champions.
I’m inclined to not only echo Mr. Barnett’s sentiments but I’d also like to add another adjective to the mix. This loss was senseless. The Golden State Warriors as we know them only showed up for the first quarter. Their spent energy on jumping out to a... Читать дальше...
Adam Gopnik on how the real and reasonable arguments among congressional Democrats—and, indeed, among the public—for Trump’s impeachment range from the practical to the procedural.
After a tough dementia diagnosis, Tom Seaver is sadly retiring from public life.
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President Trump isn’t taking no for an answer.
The White House rolled out a long-shot federal budget proposal Monday that is asking for $8.6 billion for the construction of Trump’s long-sought Mexican border wall — a virtual nonstarter demand since Congress has already rejected a lesser request.
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Under a Ramaphosa-led government we see hope in a marked shift towards good governance and accountability writes A L Gafoor of Retreat
Michelle Revels (SR/Corpus Christi, TX) earned her second straight Red River Athletic Conference Player of the Week honor Monday, while her University of Houston-Victoria teammate Cheyenne Galindo (SO/Ganado, TX) picked up her second RRAC Pitcher of the Week honor.
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Barbourville, Ky.- The baseball team, ranked #2 in the NAIA, jumped back into Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) with a road trip to Barbourville, Ky. Rain caused the series against the Union College Bulldogs to be postponed from its original date, but the teams got on the field on Sunday for a doubleheader.
Tehran, March 11, IRNA - Foreign tourists are becoming increasingly interested in seeing Iran’s spectacular nature, history and architecture.
Loosely based on Lindy West’s memoir Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman, Hulu’s new comedy series Shrill stars Aidy Bryant as Annie, “a fat young woman who wants to change her life — but not her body.” Ahead of the first season hitting Hulu this Friday, we sat down with West to talk about turning her story into a TV show.
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Watch as a contestant ATTEMPTS to solve the puzzle on "Wheel Of Fortune," but fails miserably. Continue reading…
HEAVYWEIGHT boxer Tyson Fury was caught in the middle of the dancehall “skanking” to drum and bass as he crashed a Bournemouth club.
Such an event could wreak havoc in today’s hi-tech world, researchers warn.
An altered climate could affect regions important for the production of wheat, rice, maize and soy in just two decades, a study predicts.
Here are the big sports events lined up for Tuesday (March 12) that comprise Day 5 action of the second Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh.
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No cable? No problem! There are plenty of ways you can still catch all of the action from this year's NCAA Tournament.
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As impulse theatrical moviegoing declines, I expect online ticketing, and "premium" ticket sales to rise accordingly.
The month of Ramzan starts on May 5 and several Muslim-dominated areas in south Bengal will go to polls thereafter.
What’s so special about this doll?
Analysts with the nonprofit research organization RAND Corporation recently revealed at a panel discussion at the Center for a New American Security that in their simulated war-games against Russia and China, the US takes a brutal beating.
US mainstream media is engaged in another bout of hand-wringing over the spread of “misinformation” ‒ this time, about lies they themselves amplified and spread.