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Qatari ambassador meets Hamas leader Sinwar in Gaza Middle East Monitor Qatar's Ambassador Mohammed Al-Emadi met the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday during a visit to the besieged en

Arrested Development’s fifth season doesn’t necessarily have to be its last. One of the most beloved, influential sitcoms of the 2000s has returned from the dead (or the near-dead) twice before: first when Netflix aired new episodes in 2013, seven years after Fox canceled the show, and then again in 2018, after creator Mitchell Hurwitz reconvened his busy cast, in hopes of satisfying the many fans disappointed with his more ambitious, experimental fourth season. The first eight episodes of season 5 arrived on Netflix last May. Читать дальше...

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Qatar, FIFA and the 2022 World Cup The New York Times A critic calls on Qatar to answer questions about corruption allegations and address issues of anti-Semitism and extremism before hosting the soc

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A Baltimore Ravens defense that frightened offenses last season somehow found a way to get even more terrifying. Former Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas has reportedly agreed to a four-year, $55 million deal with the Ravens, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

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In his nine seasons in the NFL, Thomas has emerged as one of the best safeties in the game. The 29-year-old... Читать дальше...

Two young men wearing hoods and carrying guns, knives and crossbows opened fire at a school in southern Brazil on Wednesday, killing eight people before taking their own lives, authorities said.

FIFA: Nations must restore ties with Qatar to host World Cup games Yahoo Sports LONDON (AP) Persian Gulf countries would have to lift boycotts of Qatar before being eligible to join hosting of the Wo

For six seasons on her ’90s daytime talk show, Rosie O’Donnell spoke openly about the struggles associated with her childhood. At the age of 10, she lost her mom Roseann to breast cancer, which shaped the rest of her life. In an upcoming book, “Ladies Who Punch: The Explosive Inside Story of ‘The View’” by […]

The prominent German politician has criticised Washington’s reported threats to cut sharing intelligence information with...

Toyota announced it will be teaming up with the Japanese space agency to design and built a lunar rover. The two organizations aim to collaborate to create a manned, pressurized rover that would be suitable for mobility on the moon.

The Colts are starting to spend some of their cap room on some of their own. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Colts are retaining free agent cornerback Pierre Desir with a three-year deal. The former fourth-round pick of the Browns had a breakout season for the Colts this year, earning himself [more]

Snarky Puppy, “Immigrance” (GroundUP Music) With musicians from all over the United States, as well as Argentina, Canada and Japan, to name a few, and instruments from as far away as Egypt and Morocco, Snarky Puppy’s “Immigrance” rings true to its name. Bandleader and bassist Michael League says it’s all about fluidity, motion and being

We take a brief look at OWNAFC, the FA Vase and the title race in the Southern League South.

Colin Cowherd ranks the top AFC teams. Find out which squad he thinks is the best in the division and which team didn't make the cut.

Techdirt has just written about an important intervention by the UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression in the debate about Article 13 of the proposed EU Copyright Directive. David Kaye said that most Internet sites "would face legal pressure to install and maintain expensive content filtering infrastructure to comply with the proposed Directive." Despite the evident expertise of Kaye in this area, some may try to dismiss this clear condemnation of Article 13 as the UN interfering in... Читать дальше...

The United States and the Taliban have drafted an agreement in principle on two of four core issues at the center of peace talks intended to end the U.S.’s longest war, but officials and experts say much work remains.

Azad was arrested on Tuesday at Deoband in Saharanpur but had to be admitted in a hospital in Meerut after he was taken ill, police said.

President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been ordered to serve 43 months in prison on top of the 47 months in prison he was sentenced to previously for financial fraud convictions.

I agree with the frustration around Fax TV. I enjoy the content in the build up to games and also the 'press conference' type video afterwards. However, No game highlights by Wednesday is pretty poor. I was probably one of only a few that actually paid for the service before it was made free as I cannot make every game. Wonder if there will be any updates from the club surrounding this.

Statistics: Posted by fax_insider — Wed Mar 13, 2019 5:43 pm

Australia first beat India 2-0 in the two-match T20 Series and have now pulled off a 3-2 series win after being 0-2 down.

According to a recent report from Sport, there were believed to be signs of euphoria behind the scenes at Anfield when Liverpool sold Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona last year. The move had been heavily rumoured for quite some time, with the Brazilian edging his way closer and closer towards the exit door for months. In […]

Snarky Puppy, "Immigrance" (GroundUP Music)

With musicians from all over the United States, as well as Argentina, Canada and Japan, to name a few, and instruments from as far away as Egypt and Morocco, Snarky Puppy's "Immigrance" rings true to its name.

Bandleader and bassist Michael League says it's all ...

It is now clear that there is one set of rules for Republicans and the working man — And there is another set of rules for crooked Democrats Guest post by Joe Hoft Former Trump Campaign Manager was sentenced today for 3.5 more years in prison by crooked Judge Amy Berman Jackson. New York prosecutors […]

The new EU Copyright Directive will be up for its final vote in the week of Mar 25, and like any piece of major EU policy, it has been under discussion for many years and had all its areas of controversy resolved a year ago -- but then German MEP Axel Voss took over as the "rapporteur" (steward) of the Directive and reintroduced the long-abandoned idea of forcing all online services to use filters to block users from posting anything that anyone, anywhere claimed was their copyrighted work.