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Cleveland native now working with the WWE is excited to be back home for Fastlane this Sunday News 5 Cleveland This weekend, the road to WrestleMania will come through Cleveland when Fastlane lands a

The Cleveland NAACP has a new leader and vision for economic inclusion: Mark Naymik cleveland.com Danielle Sydnor was elected president of the Cleveland NAACP last month. She has a list of prioritie

Cleveland Browns Scribbles: Thinking about the Antonio Brown deal and Odell Beckham Terry Pluto cleveland.com Will the Cleveland Browns go after a big time receiver?

A veteran detective in Ohio forced women to have sex with him in exchange for their freedom and coerced witnesses to lie as part of a “nightmarish breach of trust,” according to federal prosecutors. Andrew K. Mitchell, a 55-year-old vice squad officer in Columbus, was arrested Monday by federal agents on charges of depriving individuals...

Corey Kluber makes spring debut; Cleveland Indians tie Reds on Eric Haase's homer cleveland.com Corey Kluber, in his first start of the spring, allowed three runs on six hits in 3 2-3 innings. He

Scottish forward Murray Douglas will join Edinburgh on a short-term deal at the end of his Super Rugby commitments.

How are the Cleveland Browns approaching free agency? The Donovan Live Postgame Show WKYC.com Jim Donovan and Dave "Dino" DeNatale look at possible free agent and trade targets of the Brown

Cleveland firefighters battle Cleveland PD and UFC Heavyweight champ in pancake eating contest WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland CLEVELAND, Ohio - UFC Heavyweight Champ Stipe Miocic joined Cleveland PD in the

The UK government’s chief law officer has tweeted a nonsense rebuttal to a leading British journalist’s claims that he was told to find a way to say yes to PM May’s new Brexit deal, after assessing changes as non-legally binding. Attorney General Geoffrey Cox QC branded these assertions from Channel 4 News anchor, Jon Snow, […]

As Tucker Carlson refused to apologize Monday for his comments on child rape and women, Media Matters released additional radio clips.

So a few weeks ago we noted how the Ajit Pai FCC has been trying to pretend that some modest recent broadband growth is directly thanks to its unpopular policies -- like killing net neutrality. Except a closer look at the report shows the data they used was only accurate up to the tail end of 2017, when net neutrality wasn't even formally repealed until June of 2018 (read: the growth couldn't have been due to killing net neutrality yet, because it hadn't technically happened yet). A lot of the... Читать дальше...

“FEAR. IS THE ULTIMATE. CURRENCY.”

New research quantifies for the first time the racial gap between who causes bad air quality – and who breathes the pollution.

An embassy evacuated and the centrality of Cuba to the Trump policy revealed.

Following the deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash, the United Kingdom joined other countries that decided to ground Boeing 737 MAX 8 airplanes. The Federal Aviation Administration still says the plane is airworthy.

1. Veteran detective charged with kidnapping women, forcing them into sex  New York Post
2. Columbus vice officer charged with holding victims, forcing them to engage in sexual acts  10TV
3. Columbus Detective Kidnapped Women, Then Demanded Sex for Their Freedom: DOJ  The Daily Beast
4. Columbus Police Vice Officer Indicted On Federal Charges  WOSU
5. Ohio vice officer accused of falsely arresting women, demanding sex acts  cleveland.com
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(Telecompaper) Inflight mobile connectivity provider AeroMobile, a subsidiary of Panasonic Avionics, announced the addition of TAP Air Portugal to its connected fleet...

Editor’s note: Do you need something to smile about? Every day, WND selects the best joke offered up by readers and contributors to its Laughlines forum and brings it to you as the WND Joke of the Day. Here is today’s offering: Days after we invaded Afghanistan, one of my Marines found out his wife […]

The transnational company Bayer said Wednesday that farmers in France and Germany were digging up thousands of hectares of rapeseed fields after traces of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which are banned for cultivation, were found in seeds sold by the …

The Manitoba children's advocate is to release a highly anticipated report today detailing the investigation into the death of a First Nations teen whose body was found in the Red River.

(Daily Mail) The outraged parents of 44 pupils who have not been vaccinated against the measles have filed a federal lawsuit to get their children back in school. The children from Green Meadow Waldorf school had been told by authorities in December that they would not be allowed to enter the school as they had […]

The mum-of-five appeared in court last week to face a charge of failing to send one of her children to school on a regular basis