Новости за 13.03.2019

The Buccaneers will reportedly be looking for a new punter this offseason. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the team has released Bryan Anger after three seasons with the team. Anger entered the league as a Jaguars third-round pick in 2012 and signed a one-year deal with Tampa before the 2016 season. He signed [more]

Microsoft announced the new Phantom White Special Edition Xbox One controller during the latest edition of Inside Xbox. The controller is opaque at the bottom and fades to translucent near the top.

The post Ex-Syrian Prisoner Hits Gabbard on Defense of Assad: ‘I Have a Video of My Father Being Killed’ appeared first on Washington Free Beacon.

Miami Hurricanes track star wins NCAA national title and eyes the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Miami Herald Miami Hurricanes track star Michelle Atherley just won her first national championship in track and

The incident, which occurred during Monday night's Jazz-Thunder game, resulted in Westbrook threatening the fan and his wife.

Goals from Brett Pitman and Omar Bogle put Pompey 2-0 up in the first half at Walsall.

Venezuelan Opposition leader Juan Guaido joined FBN’s Trish Regan to discuss the latest crisis in his home country. The US and over 50 countries recognize Juan Guaido as the acting President of Venezuela since January 2019. Failed Socialist tyrant Nicolas Maduro refuses to step down after tainted elections and an economy that has completely crashed. […]

Some of Antonio Brown’s antics are impossible to defend. Livestreaming from the locker room after a playoff win. Disappearing for two days right before the crucial season finale of 2018. Showing no respect for the coach who spent so much time defending his eccentricities. But demanding a new contract? That’s just a smart business move.

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Strange how our form has improved since we changed keeper..not knocking PF, but Casillo bosses his box

If you thought Twitter wouldn't have a lot to say about Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin's alleged involvement in this college admissions bribery scandal, think again.

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HOLLY Willoughby put on a brave face as she filmed Celebrity Juice with Fearne Cotton’s replacement Paddy McGuinness tonight – just hours after Nan’s funeral. The telly star got back to work after saying her final goodbyes to the 90-year-old. Holly had to miss today’s This Morning so she could attend the funeral, but seemed […]

Tring beat Westcliff 24 v 17 on Saturday

LEEDS fans are in MELTDOWN over their side’s 3-0 win over Reading at the Madejski Stadium tonight.

Daniels has been a central figure in federal and congressional investigations surrounding the president.

The restaurant recently mourned the loss of its head chef.

This time the bill has bipartisan support in both houses of Congress.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The Latest on jury selection in the case of a white Pennsylvania police officer accused of shooting to death an unarmed black teen last year (all times local):

Fans excited with first F1 show runs in Tokyo NHK WORLD Thousands of race car fans flocked to the center of Tokyo on Saturday to see Formula One cars in action ahead of the beginning of this year'

Former high school classmates from two warring groups drew knives Thursday outside a Puyallup convenience store, according to court records. Prosecutors charged an 18-year-old man and 19-year-old man with attempted … Click to Continue »

Alex Trebek is back at work, just as he said he would be, nearly one week after sharing his stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Tuesday was the first scheduled day of production at “Jeopardy!” since Trebek’s announcement last Wednesday. “We are taping today, and Alex is here and behind his lectern as scheduled,” a spokeswoman for the beloved quiz show said Tuesday. “Jeopardy!” occupies a stage on the Sony Pictures lot in Culver City, California. The show normally has two […]

Ken LaCorte says his decision not to publish a story about Stormy Daniels’s affair with Trump had nothing to do with partisanship.

Postmedia reporter Julia Lennips asks high school students what they think of the Ontario ban on cellphone use in class. Video by Wayne Cuddington/Postmedia.