Homeland Security chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) said Sunday that he sees no way for President Trump's idea to transfer detained migrants to "sanctuary cities" to be legal. “No I don’t," Thompson said on ABC's "This Week" when...
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Liverpool have prepared Anfield to pay tribute to the 96 supporters who attended a football match in April 1989, and never returned. The eve of [...]
MANILA, Philippines—University of the Philippines had all kinds of momentum going into the UAAP Season 81 women’s volleyball tournament. The Lady Maroons won the preseason double when they became champions in the two collegiate tournaments of the Premier Volleyball League and the Philippine Super Liga but that success failed translate to their mother league. UP […]
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Sebasteeno wrote:
Love Sneyd and really hope he stays but if rumours are true and he goes back west then would you go with Kelly (who i doubt will get an Oz gig) and Conner?
Statistics: Posted by bonaire — Sun Apr 14, 2019 2:46 pm
Rocker makes surprise appearance to play "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu" and "Down the Road Apiece" with Danny Clinch's Tangiers Blues Band
Amidst bare walls and yet-to-be-installed floors, a splatter of nails and stacks of sheet rock, George Street Playhouse Artistic Director David Saint said he is very excited about the theater's … Click to Continue »
We live under a regime in which the federal government, operating through the military and CIA wield the omnipotent power to seize American citizens, place them into military dungeons, hold them indefinitely, and torture them. The military and the CIA also wield the power to assassinate American citizens that is, simply kill them without due process and a trial. The NSA wields the power to conduct secret surveillance schemes.
WASHINGTON — It has the makings of a new Cold War, or worse. The deep chill in U.S.-Russian relations is stirring concern in some quarters that Washington and Moscow are in danger of stumbling into an armed confrontation that, by mistake or miscalculation, could lead to nuclear war. Read more here.
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Facebook blamed last month's outage on 'server configuration change.'
Police in St. John's, N.L. were tracking a moose that was wandering around the city when the animal led them to a surprising find -- a stolen vehicle.
By taking a softer approach to sensitive issues, Amazon is trying to send a message that it's not a ruthless corporate behemoth.
The hacks on the Sunday Supplement were informative this morning. The Mirror’s Northern Football Correspondent Dave Maddock said that Virgil Van…
All of Facebook's family of apps are down.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - The state parole board plans to meet with crime victims at an event in east Georgia later this month.
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Thanks WnS
Statistics: Posted by rubber duckie — Sun Apr 14, 2019 2:45 pm
Another man was also stabbed around an hour later - in a linked attack.
Liverpool host Chelsea in what is arguably the Reds’ biggest game of the Premier League season so far. We’re live […]
Seven people, including four women, died and two injured in a collision between an overcrowded autorickshaw in which they were returning after attending Ramnavami festival and a lorry in Telangana Sunday, police said. The accident occurred near Kodad town in Suryapet district when the speeding autorickshaw tried to overtake a vehicle, resulting in the head-on collision. Five people were killed on the spot while two of the four others who suffered injuries succumbed at a hospital, district... Читать дальше...
Liverpool host Chelsea in what is arguably the Reds’ biggest game of the Premier League season so far. We’re live […]
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