4 Newsletters: 69 new articles
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Rory McIlroy five putts after near eagle at Pebble Beach Golfer Rory McIlroy had a disastrous result on the fifth hole Friday at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, five-putting for a double bogey.     
Trump declines to release Democratic memo President Donald Trump won't release a memorandum written by Democrats on the investigation into Russia's alleged election meddling, White House counsel said.   'Psycho' actor John Gavin dies at age 86 John Gavin, an actor who appeared in Hollywood hits {i:Psycho} and {i:Spartacus} and later served as ambassador to Mexico, died Friday in Beverly Hills, Calif.  
Houston Texans' DeAndre Hopkins tries to recruit Patriots' Malcolm Butler Cornerback Malcolm Butler, benched by head coach Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots for Super Bowl LII, can become an unrestricted free agent.   Charges against Seattle Seahawks QB Trevone Boykin dismissed Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Trevone Boykin had all charges dismissed relating to an arrest last March, according to a published report.  
Pittsburgh Steelers center B.J. Finney signs one-year contract The Pittsburgh Steelers re-signed center B.J. Finney to a one-year contract, the team announced Friday.   Warriors gift Klay Thompson a dog birthday cake The Golden State Warriors gifted Klay Thompson with a cake in the likeness of his dog for his 28th birthday.   Clemson Tigers DC Brent Venables gets $2 million deal Defensive coordinator Brent Venables of Clemson has become the second assistant coach in college football to make $2 million per season.   Buffalo Bills' Lake Dawson might be Carolina Panthers' new GM Buffalo Bills assistant college scouting director Lake Dawson has become a strong candidate to land the Carolina Panthers' general manager job.   Florida Gators coach Dan Mullen takes jab at Georgia Bulldogs Georgia captured the Southeastern Conference title in 2017, played in the College Football Playoff Championship Game and had the top-rated recruiting class.   Ex-Florida Gators coach Jim McElwain might land at Michigan Jim McElwain was Florida's head coach when the Gators lost to Michigan 33-17 in the 2017 opener, and now he could be joining Jim Harbaugh's staff.   Miami Dolphins hire Renaldo Hill as assistant DB coach'Catastrophe' star Rob Delaney's 2-year-old son dies of cancer Rob Delaney, star of Amazon's romantic comedy series "Catastrophe," announced Friday the death of his 2-year-old son from a brain tumor.   Detroit Lions hire Bo Davis as defensive line coach The Detroit Lions hired Bo Davis as their defensive line coach, the team announced Friday.   Detroit Lions extend contract of general manager Bob Quinn The Detroit Lions agreed to terms with general manager Bob Quinn on a contract extension, the team announced Friday.   Georgia officer killed, 2 injured serving warrant A Georgia police officer died and two sheriff's deputies sustained injuries when they were shot while serving an arrest warrant, local law enforcement said.   49ers, Garoppolo on same page from the start The parties involved in completing Jimmy Garoppolo's record five-year, $137.5 million contract with the San Francisco 49ers stressed that it was mutual interest that enabled them to get the deal done so quickly.   Mexico arrests suspected high-ranking cartel leader Mexican marines arrested an alleged leader of Los Zetas drug cartel and for whom the United States has offered a $5 million reward, Mexican officials announced.   Lockheed Martin wins C-5 logistics support contract Lockheed Martin has been awarded a contract for contractor logistics support for the C-5 Galaxy, a military transport aircraft.   Fidget spinners may pose health danger in the hands of small children Fidget spinners may well keep restless hands occupied for a time. But in the wrong hands, the popular gadgets can be harmful, doctors warn.   New material can remove salt and metal ions from seawater Scientists have developed a new, more efficient way to filter salt and metal ions from water.   White House proposes ways to reduce prescription drug prices The White House released a white paper Friday proposing policies to lower high prescription drug prices, an idea President Donald Trump campaigned on.   Marines successfully test mine plow prototype for assault breacher The Marines announced that their ABV made history last year when it conducted its first amphibious landing with a Modified Full Width Mine Plow prototype.   Olympian Ariana Kukors details claims of coach's sexual abuse Olympic swimmer Ariana Kukors wrote nearly 4,000 words on her website Friday, detailing claims of sexual abuse from former coach Sean Hutchison.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Renaldo Hill is back with the Miami Dolphins. 
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "Latest News - UPI.com."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "Top Stories - Google News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Let the games begin! PyeongChang opening ceremony dazzlesThe stunning start of the 23rd Olympic Winter Games followed months of escalating rhetoric over the political tensions between North and South Korea.
 
Pence vows to defend U.S. from N. Korea with whatever 'action is necessary'Pence told NBC's Lester Holt that the U.S. would protect itself from North Korean nuclear threats by taking whatever "action is necessary."
Islamic State's captured 'Beatles' should be tried in West, ex-hostage saysNicolas Henin was reporting for French magazine Le Point in Syria when he was captured and held by ISIS for 10 months.
A Russian bomb destroyed a hospital — and shattered a family's futureThe plight of one Syrian family, whose first baby died after an airstrike forced newborns from hospital, shines a light on the grief of millions.
Watch: Catch the Opening Ceremony of the Winter OlympicsLet the Games begin! Coverage of the Opening Ceremony celebrates the official start of the XXIII Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang.
Japan public school under fire over Armani uniformA Tokyo public school has adopted $730 Giorgio Armani uniforms for students, triggering criticism in a country where hefty school tuition is already burdening young parents.
Tim Kaine demands release of secret Trump war powers memoSen. Kaine is demanding the release of a secret memo outlining President Trump's interpretation of his legal authority to wage war and the role of Congress.
Human eggs grown to full maturity in a lab for first time"Being able to fully develop human eggs in the lab could widen the scope of available fertility treatments," said Evelyn Telfer, who co-led the work.
More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NBC News World News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
John Kelly, Winter Games, Flu: Your Friday Evening Briefing
Kelly Says He’s Willing to Resign as Abuse Scandal Roils White HouseA resignation by the chief of staff, John F. Kelly, was not considered imminent, but his suggestion reflects the turmoil engulfing President Trump’s staff. As Other Aides Face Trump’s Ire Over Rob Porter’s Departure, Hope Hicks Is PraisedThe president dismissed an idea circulated by some aides and allies that he’d been unhappy with Ms. Hope’s role in workshopping an initial forceful defense of Mr. Porter.
White House Speechwriter Resigns Amid Abuse AccusationsHe is the second Trump administration aide to resign this week after being accused of physical and emotional abuse toward a former wife.
Trump Blocks Release of Memo Rebutting Republican ClaimsPresident Trump blocked the release of a classified Democratic memo, setting up a potential showdown with Congress over the fate of its contents.
Inquiry of Soldiers’ Deaths Urges Curtailing West Africa MissionsThe Pentagon is poised to scale back patrols and commanders’ authorities as a result of the October ambush in Niger that killed four American soldiers.
Olympics Open With Koreas Marching Together, Offering Hope for PeaceThe détente between North and South transcended several other compelling story lines, including the participation of Russian athletes despite a doping scandal.
News Analysis: Amid Turmoil From Washington to Wall Street, a Surprisingly Passive PresidentPresident Trump stayed largely on the sidelines as a volatile stock market plunged, Congress sealed a budget deal and a top aide was ousted over abuse charges.
No. 3 Official at the Justice Department Is Stepping DownThe official, Rachel Brand, was widely seen as the most likely successor to Rod J. Rosenstein, who oversees the inquiry into Russian influence in the 2016 election.
The Era of Fiscal Austerity Is Over. Here’s What Big Deficits Mean for the Economy.On Washington: For Republicans, the Tea Party Is OverIn embracing a costly new bipartisan budget bill, the party of fiscal restraint shows little restraint. Op-Ed Contributor: A Waste Worker Dies Every DayIn his final speech, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King pushed for justice for sanitation workers. We haven’t done enough.
Gray Matter: Is Loneliness a Health Epidemic?Op-Ed Columnist: One Honorable American’s Love of TrumpOp-Ed Columnist: Select the Worst Trump MinionThere are many choices for outstanding ineptitude and ability to create crises.
News Analysis: Trump, Tell Us About Your Flu ShotOp-Ed Columnist: The Smearing of Woody AllenOpinion: When Wall Street Writes Its Own RulesOp-Ed Contributor: Tillerson’s Attempt to Mend Ties in Latin AmericaWhile the secretary of state may have secured support for tighter sanctions on Venezuela, it was a narrow victory.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The G.O.P. Is Flirting With Fiscal DisasterEnormous deficits in the ninth year of an economic recovery, with unemployment down to 4.1 percent, make no sense.
How to Stay Warm at a Bitter-Cold Olympics? Face Tape and a Whistle-Like GadgetAt one of the coldest Winter Games in memory, athletes from around the world are using high-tech gear and old-fashioned remedies to fight the cold.
Vonn, With Her Dog Watching, Says She’s Ready for Her Last OlympicsConsidered one of the greatest skiers of all time, she said she planned to take full advantage of her fourth Games.
Olympics Open and Cyberattacks BeginInternet problems at the opening ceremony did not disrupt the show or events but officials are investigating whether hackers are to blame.
Why Is Russia at the Olympics?The Russians were barred, but only sort of. Athletes were ruled ineligible and then made eligible. A guide to the messy Russia doping controversy.
Lower Drug Prices: New Proposals Carry Lots of PromisesThe White House is considering a plan to lower out-of-pocket costs for people in Medicare drug plans, who often pay inflated prices for their drugs.
Fight Over Cambodian Leader’s Facebook ‘Likes’ Reaches a U.S. CourtAn opposition politician argues that Hun Sen, the Asian country’s authoritarian premier, has used social media to spread fake news and strengthen his hold on power.
Colombian Rebels Suspend Election Campaign, Putting Peace Into LimboThe largest rebel group, the FARC, has suspended campaigning in the coming elections, saying its candidates have been attacked and are unsafe.
Strategies: The Stock Market Has Turned Nasty. It Was Long Overdue.Losses mounted in the markets this past week. The downturn is a reminder that while stock investing has been profitable over the long run, it is a risky and often painful pursuit, our columnist says.
Worries Rise as Pope and China Edge Closer to Deal on BishopsA crucial issue is who gets to appoint the bishops and whether Rome will have a say. A retired archbishop of Hong Kong fears the Vatican is “selling out” Chinese Catholics.
With Waymo Settlement, Uber C.E.O. Makes His MarkIn settling a driverless car trade secrets dispute with Waymo, Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber’s C.E.O., showed how he employs the tactics of conciliation, regret and compromise.
Critic’s Notebook: ‘Aging Pride’ Challenges the Cult of YouthAn exhibition at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna explores shifting attitudes toward beauty and age as populations grow older.
‘This Close’ Is by and About Deaf People, but That’s Only the BeginningDeafness is just one aspect of this dramedy, created by and starring Shoshannah Stern and Josh Feldman, that is also about friendship, romance and ambition.
Welcoming a Black Female Composer Into the Canon. Finally.Florence Price, the first black woman to have her music played by a major American orchestra, is having a moment after a trove of her scores was rediscovered.
Fashion Review: Tom Ford Loses His CoolThe first big show of New York Fashion Week was heavy on leopard and lamé, and light on new ideas.
On Pro Basketball: Cavaliers Clear the Air by Blowing Up the BuildingDeadline deals rarely lead to championships, but there is little precedent for the dramatic roster overhaul Cleveland engineered on Thursday.
More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NYT > Home Page."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Post a Comment