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The Sports Xchange The rough beginning that Houston Texans quarterback Tom Savage experienced during his first NFL start won't prevent him from getting the nod again.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "Latest News - UPI.com" - 6 new articles Houston Texans' Bill O'Brien: QB Tom Savage to start vs. Tennessee Titans Kansas City Chiefs knock Denver Broncos out of playoffs; now need their help Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian struggles as Paxton Lynch waits in wings Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota to undergo surgery on broken leg NC State overpowers Vanderbilt in Independence Bowl Boston College holds off Maryland in Quick Lane Bowl Houston Texans' Bill O'Brien: QB Tom Savage to start vs. Tennessee Titans The Sports Xchange The rough beginning that Houston Texans quarterback Tom Savage experienced during his first NFL start won't prevent him from getting the nod again.      • Email to a friend • Kansas City Chiefs knock Denver Broncos out of playoffs; now need their help The Sports Xchange KANSAS CITY -- Given the Broncos' dominance of the AFC West over the last decade, the Kansas City Chiefs not only enjoyed their 33-10 victory Sunday night over their nemesis, but reveled in making it happen while clinching a spot in the AFC playoffs and ending Denver's postseason hope for this coming January.      • Email to a friend • Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian struggles as Paxton Lynch waits in wings The Sports Xchange Heading into Week 12, Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said Trevor Siemian needed to play "big."      • Email to a friend • Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota to undergo surgery on broken leg The Sports Xchange NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota will have surgery on Wednesday to have a plate inserted into his broken right fibula.      • Email to a friend • NC State overpowers Vanderbilt in Independence Bowl The Sports Xchange SHREVEPORT, La. -- North Carolina State coach Dave Doeren was very excited in the aftermath of his team's 41-17 win over Vanderbilt on Monday night in the Camping World Independence Bowl, realizing the Wolfpack were in a hard-fought battle.      • Email to a friend • Boston College holds off Maryland in Quick Lane Bowl By Keith Dunlap, The Sports Xchange DETROIT -- Throughout the entire season, Boston College coach Steve Addazio could see his team growing in one critical area.      • Email to a friend •

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USA TODAY 40 shot in Chicago over the weekend USA TODAY The stress of living in challenging circumstances and the usual ebbs and flows of violence might have been some of the reasons why 40 people were shot over the weekend in Chicago, ...

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "Top Stories - Google News" - 2 new articles 40 shot in Chicago over the weekend - USA TODAY President Obama says he could have beaten Trump — Trump says 'NO WAY!' - Washington Post 40 shot in Chicago over the weekend - USA TODAY USA TODAY 40 shot in Chicago over the weekend USA TODAY The stress of living in challenging circumstances and the usual ebbs and flows of violence might have been some of the reasons why 40 people were shot over the weekend in Chicago, national anti-violence advocates based there told USA TODAY. Of those ... 'TRAUMATIZED CITY': More Than 50 People Shot In Chicago During Christmas HolidayHuffington Post More than 50 people shot in Chicago over long holiday weekendLos Angeles Times Majority of Chicago weekend violence was gang-relatedThe Boston Globe TIME -PBS NewsHour -CBS Local -FOX40 all 81 news articles »      • Email to a friend • President Obama says he could have beaten Trump — Trump says 'NO WAY!' - Washington Post Washington Post President Obama says he could have beaten Trump — Trump says 'NO WAY!' Washington Post President Obama said in an interview released Monday that he could have beaten Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump "if I had run again." In his most pointed critique yet, Obama said Hillary Clinton's campaign acted too cautiously out of a ... With Obama's departure, will Washington still be cool?The Boston Globe Obama Says He Would Have Defeated Trump for a Third TermNew York Times The measure of Trump's presidencyWashington Times TheBlaze.com -The Hill (blog) -Business Insider -FrontPage Magazine all 243 news articles »      • Email to a friend •

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his response to the Security Council's condemnation, saying that Israel does not "turn the other cheek."

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "NYT > Home Page" - 20 new articles Defying U.N., Israel Prepares to Build More Settlements Trump’s Health Secretary Pick Leaves Nation’s Doctors Divided Obama Says He Would Have Defeated Trump for a Third Term An Oklahoma Newspaper Endorsed Clinton. It Hasn’t Been Forgiven. An Appraisal: George Michael Mattered Beyond the Music Portrait of George Michael Fills Out, Showing Pitfalls of Fame and Quiet Generosity George Michael Wrestled With Fame. Frank Sinatra Had Some Advice. George Michael, Pop Superstar, Is Dead at 53 Seller-Financed Deals Are Putting Poor People in Lead-Tainted Homes Mobster’s Daughter, Writer, Murder Victim: Woman at Center of Durst Trial How to Build a Human Tower Russia Mounts Search After Plane Crash and Says Terrorism Is Unlikely Japanese Leader’s Pearl Harbor Visit, Called a First, Looks More Like a Fourth U.S. Sold $40 Billion in Weapons in 2015, Topping Global Market Thieves With Discriminating Taste Steal Sable Furs From New York Shop Itineraries: Why Some of Your Holiday Gifts Might Not Fly Britney Spears Is Target of Twitter Hoax S. Newman Darby, Inventor of the Sailboard, Dies at 88 What in the World: Brilliant! Pristine! Countries Sling Epic Tourism Slogans! The Neediest Cases: Bypassing Stigma to Take Care of Herself and Her Daughter More Recent Articles Defying U.N., Israel Prepares to Build More Settlements Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his response to the Security Council’s condemnation, saying that Israel does not “turn the other cheek.”      • Email to a friend • Trump’s Health Secretary Pick Leaves Nation’s Doctors Divided The American Medical Association endorsed the choice of Tom Price, a physician, but thousands of doctors have opposed it, citing Mr. Price’s opinions on health care and other issues.      • Email to a friend • Obama Says He Would Have Defeated Trump for a Third Term While praising Hillary Clinton, the president said he could have “mobilized a majority of the American people,” eliciting a rebuttal from the president-elect.      • Email to a friend • An Oklahoma Newspaper Endorsed Clinton. It Hasn’t Been Forgiven. An editorial in Enid opposing Donald J. Trump brought a spate of canceled subscriptions and pulled ads, showing the raw power of partisanship in small-town America.      • Email to a friend • An Appraisal: George Michael Mattered Beyond the Music Mr. Michael made turning out hits look easy. But there was an uneasiness just below the surface as he grappled with weightier things, like sexuality.      • Email to a friend • Portrait of George Michael Fills Out, Showing Pitfalls of Fame and Quiet Generosity While admirers focused on Mr. Michael’s previously unreported donations and philanthropy, a more complicated image of his life in recent years loomed, as well.      • Email to a friend • George Michael Wrestled With Fame. Frank Sinatra Had Some Advice. When the young singer spoke out about his concerns over “major exposure,” the older legend stepped in with a suggestion: “Loosen up. Swing, man.”      • Email to a friend • George Michael, Pop Superstar, Is Dead at 53 The duo Wham! cultivated the image of carefree teenage rebels. Then, in his solo career, Mr. Michael chose to set pop superficiality aside.      • Email to a friend • Seller-Financed Deals Are Putting Poor People in Lead-Tainted Homes The contracts relieve the true owner of the home of the responsibility for fixing it, and the result is more children with dangerous lead poisoning.      • Email to a friend • Mobster’s Daughter, Writer, Murder Victim: Woman at Center of Durst Trial The story of Robert Durst, awaiting trial in the killing of his friend Susan Berman, is familiar. But her story, that of a skilled storyteller racked by depression, is only now emerging.      • Email to a friend • How to Build a Human Tower In a practice unique to Catalonia, people climb on top of each other to create towers called castells, sometimes up to 10 tiers high. Step inside a town square as one goes up.      • Email to a friend • Russia Mounts Search After Plane Crash and Says Terrorism Is Unlikely A large chunk of the fuselage was located in the Black Sea about a mile offshore, initially by sonar and then by divers, officials said.      • Email to a friend • Japanese Leader’s Pearl Harbor Visit, Called a First, Looks More Like a Fourth It now appears that Shinzo Abe will be the fourth prime minister to visit the site, and that one of the previous three was Nobusuke Kishi, his grandfather.      • Email to a friend • U.S. Sold $40 Billion in Weapons in 2015, Topping Global Market Its deals represented half of all agreements in the worldwide arms bazaar, a study found. The biggest buyers of weapons globally were Qatar, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.      • Email to a friend • Thieves With Discriminating Taste Steal Sable Furs From New York Shop Three burglars who broke into the Dennis Basso store on Saturday passed up merely pricey mink furs on the way to plucking more expensive sables.      • Email to a friend • Itineraries: Why Some of Your Holiday Gifts Might Not Fly Airlines are wary of drones and other devices with powerful batteries. And they won’t be as delighted as you are with that virtual reality headset.      • Email to a friend • Britney Spears Is Target of Twitter Hoax The Twitter accounts of Sony Music Global and Bob Dylan said Ms. Spears was dead; she is alive and well. OurMine claimed responsibility for the attack.      • Email to a friend • S. Newman Darby, Inventor of the Sailboard, Dies at 88 Mr. Darby created his invention, widely acknowledged as the first windsurfing craft, out of frustration that the waves on lakes were not big enough to surf on.      • Email to a friend • What in the World: Brilliant! Pristine! Countries Sling Epic Tourism Slogans! Some use alliteration (Incredible India), others invoke majesty (Cambodia’s Kingdom of Wonder) and a few (Syria’s Always Beautiful) seem disconnected from reality.      • Email to a friend • The Neediest Cases: Bypassing Stigma to Take Care of Herself and Her Daughter Diana Olivarez once struggled with bipolar disorder. But when her daughter began to suffer from developmental issues, she knew she had to act.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Wielding Claims of 'Fake News,' Conservatives Take Aim at Mainstream Media For Fact-Checking Website Snopes, a Bigger Role Brings More Attacks Aboard a U.S. Eye in the Sky, Staring Down ISIS in Iraq and Syria Weakened Militarily, ISIS Still Has Power to Sow Deadly Mayhem Your Daily Mini Crossword

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