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"Having a Supreme Court justice is going to create value for the students."

By: Ste Rowen

Another weekend, another fight-night at the O2 Arena. On Saturday night, the ‘White Rhino’, Dave Allen steps into the ring with Lucas ‘Big Daddy’ Browne; whilst Dereck Chisora returns to face Senad Gashi in the co-main event.

Browne’s last significant bout was his brutal KO loss to Dillian Whyte in which the Australian looked well out of his depth compared to the man who defeated Ruslan Chagaev in Russia to claim the WBA ‘Regular’ title back in 2016; so depending on which version of Lucas turns up... Читать дальше...

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is the first 2020 presidential candidate to call for Donald Trump's impeachment as a result of the findings in the redacted Mueller Report released yesterday.

China will maintain policy support for the economy, which still faces "downward pressure" and difficulties after better than expected first-quarter growth, the Communist Party's top decision-making body said on Friday.

Retro to the last detail, David Ibarra and his husband, Jeff Andrews’s, 1963 rancher has a cool, hip, space-age vibe.

Celebrate Earth Day everyday with these affordable reusable solutions to make your life easier.

A mom was left horrified after her eight-year-old son found a Kinder Egg capsule full of mystery pills in a playground. Stacey Thomson tipped off the police after little Kynzli found the plastic container in Fife, Scotland – but cops refused to investigate further. The yellow plastic egg was packed with blue pills marked with...

Clare Bronfman Pleads Guilty in Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Case, Leaving Leader to Stand Trial Alone  The New York Times

The Seagram's liquor heiress was one of two women who pleaded on Friday in the racketeering case against the cultlike group that branded members.

JaMiyah Robinson from Columbia, South Carolina, was born with a condition called femoral deficiency where her left leg was shorter than the right.

Health officials are bracing for an uptick in measles cases as families gather to celebrate Passover and Easter. In New York, where a mandatory vaccination order remains in place, religious leaders are encouraging frank conversations about whether guests have been vaccinated.

Concerns addressed in prayer at each station at the Way of the Cross in Saskatoon included poverty, injustice, racism and the sick and suffering.

General Motors plans to launch at least 20 new electric vehicles by 2023, and it makes sense the automaker would leverage the existing Bolt to achieve this goal. Apparently, GM has been mulling over the possibility of a new vehicle named the Bolt EUV. GM filed a trademark application for “Bolt EUV” on April 9, […]

Republican Sen. Mitt Romney said the conduct by President Donald Trump and his campaign outlined in special counsel Robert Mueller's report left him "sickened" and "appalled"

Impressive animal....a well-filmed release technique by the Rangers. Dramatic stuff.

First, it was grinding through negotiations on the richest contract in NFL history, for Russell Wilson. At the same time, the Seahawks were (and are) fielding trade offers for top … Click to Continue »

In this 453rd episode, Mike chats with singer songwriter Gino Vannelli about his career in music. This episode is exactly 1:03:27.

Islamabad, April 19, IRNA - Pakistani religious parties and political activists on Friday held a protest demonstration in different cities of Pakistan against recent wave of terrorism in the country.

Jack Hughes is out to clear any lingering doubts. The projected No. 1 pick in the 2019 NHL draft, Hughes is ripping it up for the US at the U-18 World Championship in Sweden. The 17-year-old center posted four goals and a record-tying seven points in the Americans’ 12-5 win over Slovakia on Friday. He’s...

The Boston Red Sox might not lose Blake Swihart for nothing after all. The Red Sox made somewhat of a... Read More »

Sampdoria boss Marco Giampaolo wants his side to go beyond their provincial status and ‘not just be satisfied’ with their derby victory.

BILLINGS, Mont. — A federal judge says the Trump administration failed to consider the environmental effects of its decision to resume coal sales from federal lands, but stopped short of halting future sales. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris in Montana on Friday ordered government attorneys to enter negotiations with states and environmental groups that sued