3 Newsletters: 96 new articles
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mets hire ex-Angels executive Billy Eppler as new general manager The New York Mets announced Thursday that former Los Angeles Angels executive Billy Eppler was hired as the organization's new general manager.     Camilo, 'Patria y Vida' big winners at 2021 Latin Grammy Awards Camilo was the biggest winner at the 2021 Latin Grammys on Thursday night, taking home multiple awards.   President Joe Biden meets Canada's Justin Trudeau, Mexico's AMLO in 1st 'three amigos' summit in 5 years President Joe Biden hosted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador at the White House on Thursday for the first North American summit in five years.   House edges closer to vote on $1.85T Build Back Better Act The U.S. House of Representatives edged closer to a vote Thursday on President Joe Biden's $1.85 trillion social policy and climate change bill.   Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson misses practice due to non-COVID illness Baltimore Ravens dual-threat quarterback Lamar Jackson was forced to miss practice Thursday because of a non-COVID-related illness.   Bipartisan senators move to block Saudi arms deal over Yemen involvement A group of bipartisan senators introduced a bill Thursday to block the Biden administration from completing an arms sale to Saudi Arabia over its involvement in the Yemen civil war.   In Photos: Moments from the 2021 Latin Grammys The Latin Grammy Awards took place on Thursday, Nov. 18 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.   Saints' Alvin Kamara sits out practice, status uncertain vs. Eagles New Orleans Saints star running back Alvin Kamara failed to practice Thursday, leaving his status in question for Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.   Texas creates 'steel wall' with shipping containers at international bridge to block migrants Texas' latest attempt to secure the Texas-Mexico border is about 20 shipping containers lined up along the riverbank next to the international bridge that connects Eagle Pass with Mexico.   3,000 flip-flops placed in National Mall in protest of U.S. funding Philippine military Activists placed 3,000 flip-flops on the National Mall on Thursday in a call for Congress to pass the Philippine Human Rights Act, which would cut support for Philippine military and police over human rights violations.   Tennessee prosecutors replace death sentence for Pervis Payne with life in prison Prosecutors in Tennessee on Thursday dropped their pursuit of the death penalty for a death row inmate seeking an appeal of the sentence due to intellectual disability.   Angels' Shohei Ohtani unanimously wins AL MVP; Phillies' Bryce Harper takes NL MVP Los Angeles Angels two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani was crowned the American League Most Valuable Player on Thursday, while Philadelphia Phillies star outfielder Bryce Harper captured the National League MVP Award.   Five Kenosha, Wis., schools move to virtual learning ahead of Kyle Rittenhouse verdict Five schools near the Kenosha, Wis., courthouse where jurors have spent the last three days deliberating the homicide case against Kyler Rittenhouse moved to virtual learning for the remainder of the week Thursday.   Poll: Americans' support for death penalty remains steady at 5-decade low Americans' support of the death penalty has remained relatively unchanged -- and at a five-decade low -- over the past four years, a Gallup poll released Thursday indicates.   Bob Bradley out as Los Angeles Football Club manager after four seasons Bob Bradley has agreed to part ways with the Los Angeles Football Club after serving as the Major League Soccer team's manager for the past four seasons.   Biden says U.S. 'considering' diplomatic boycott of 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics The United States is "considering" a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, President Joe Biden said Thursday.   N.Y. judge exonerates 2 men convicted of killing Malcolm X A New York judge on Thursday granted exonerations for two men wrongfully convicted of killing civil rights leader Malcolm X in 1965.   Federal officials charge two Iranians over disinformation, threat campaign in 2020 election An indictment unsealed Thursday in New York charges two Iranians with a cyber-enabled disinformation and threat campaign aiming to sway the 2020 presidential election in Donald Trump's favor.   'Yellowstone' prequel '1883' adds 14 cast members Paramount+ announced 14 additional cast members for "1883," a prequel to Paramount Network's "Yellowstone."   Man wins $25,000 a year for life after using same lotto numbers for 4 years A Wisconsin man said sticking with his lucky lottery numbers for four years paid off when he won a jackpot of $25,000 a year for life from the Michigan Lottery.   Watch: Deer runs loose through Michigan church A Michigan pastor who noticed signs of breaking and entering when she arrived at her church went inside and found the culprit -- a deer.   87-year-old Denver snow record may be shattered without a flake falling Snow shovels are gathering dust in Denver as the city has yet to measure any snow since the spring, and meteorologists say that it could be weeks before the next chance for significant accumulation in the Mile High City.   2-foot iguana found perched on fence next to British road Animal rescuers in Britain said they are trying to determine the origins of a 2-foot-long iguana found perched on a fence at the side of a road.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
SALT Deduction That Benefits the Rich Divides DemocratsHouse Democrats are poised to lift a cap on the state and local tax deduction, a gift to wealthy homeowners in some blue states.   Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Shows Interest in Term LimitsBut in newly released materials, members of the panel acknowledged “profound disagreement” over the wisdom of adding more justices to the court. U.S. Is ‘Considering’ Diplomatic Boycott of Beijing Olympics, Biden SaysA boycott would mean that government officials would not attend the Winter Games in February, though it would not prevent U.S. athletes from competing. At Summit, U.S., Canada and Mexico Avoid Thorny QuestionsThe meeting let North American leaders present a united front without going into detail on deeper issues, including trade disputes or migration. Just How Bad Is It Out There for Democrats?Democratic support has plunged nationally in recent months. Exactly how far it has fallen is hotly debated in both parties. First Known Covid Case Was Vendor at Wuhan Market, Scientist SaysA new review of early Covid-19 cases in the journal Science will revive, though certainly not settle, the debate over how the pandemic began. Oklahoma Governor Commutes Julius Jones's Death Sentence Hours Before ExecutionA coalition of celebrities, conservatives and Christian leaders had urged Gov. Kevin Stitt to commute the death penalty sentence of Julius Jones, who was convicted of murder in 2002. Exoneration Is ‘Bittersweet’ for Men Cleared in Malcolm X’s MurderAn emotional crowd burst into applause in a packed Manhattan courtroom Thursday after the judge threw out the convictions of Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam. Malcolm X Assassination: Questions About the Case LingerScholars have never accepted the official explanation for the murder. That is unlikely to change. Furor Over Peng Shuai's #Metoo Accusation Challenges ChinaThe tennis world is outraged over the latest twist in a star player’s complaint of assault and abrupt disappearance from public life. Latin Grammys 2021 Winners: Complete List of AwardsCamilo and Juan Luis Guerra both won four awards at the 22nd annual ceremony. A Cherished New Orleans Restaurant, Upperline, ClosesFor nearly 40 years, Upperline has been a showcase for JoAnn Clevenger’s vibrant art collection and effusive hostessing. My Brother Wants Me Out of His Life. Can I Change His Mind?A reader seeks advice on defusing sibling tension. Joe Biden's Infrastructure Bill Is a Big SuccessVoters may pummel Democrats next year but future generations will be grateful. Feeling Anxious About Thanksgiving This Year? You’re Not Alone.The first postvaccine Thanksgiving will be full of joy — and anxiety. Here’s how to navigate it. Abortion Rights Are a Religious Freedom for Progressive JewsJewish tradition prioritizes the life of the mother over the fetus. Are our voices being heard? Biden Met With Xi. But Is His China Policy Right?The truth is, America’s national security depends on cooperation a lot more than competition. Biden's Infrastructure Win Deserves RecognitionCan we give the legislation that the president signed on Monday its due? What Happens After the Worst of the Pandemic Is Behind Us?We need to learn the right lessons from the pandemic. Biden Says His Infrastructure Law Is a ‘Big Deal.’ How Big?$550 billion for new spending is big, but many say America’s infrastructure needs are even bigger. The Suburbs Are Poorer and More Diverse Than We RealizeUnderstanding diversity in the suburbs is key to winning elections. The ‘Woke’ Student Is Just a ScapegoatEmbracing intellectual diversity means being brave enough to consider ideas and practices that might inspire you to change your life. On Abortion and Covid-19, a Court Goes RogueThe Supreme Court has empowered a lower court that is out of control. The Supply-Chain Crisis Is Creating a Rare Opportunity for Truck DriversTrouble at the nation’s ports may boost efforts to improve drivers’ working conditions. Can Democrats Win in Rural America?Readers discuss a news story analyzing the Virginia governor’s race and a column by David Brooks. Also: The censure of Rep. Paul Gosar; Covid strategies. The Build Back Better Plan and American Economic PolicyThe root causes of rising costs for things like housing and health care are mostly regulatory. We need a strategy to address that. Can The Washington Post De-Snark the News?Sally Buzbee, The Washington Post’s executive editor, discusses the future of news and the media. I’m Elderly and Vaccinated, and Covid Can’t Stop MeMy life expectancy is six more years. Covid-19 can’t prevent me from enjoying the time I have left. 中国留学生再遭枪杀，美国有多危险？每一次中国留学生在美国死于非命，都会在中国家长中引发新一轮的追问：美国是不是太危险了？还能送孩子去那里读书吗？ Jury in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Has Deliberated for 23 Hours With No VerdictThe length of time spent suggests that the jurors may have clashed on the complex decisions they face. They were expected to resume deliberations on Friday morning. Search for Jimmy Hoffa Leads the F.B.I. to Jersey City LandfillA deathbed statement by a man who claimed to bury the Teamster boss’ body in a steel drum brought agents to the site for an inspection. Belarus Clears Migrant Camp, Easing Border Standoff With PolandThrongs of people, mainly from the Mideast, who had been living in freezing conditions on the border, have been moved to a giant warehouse. Their fate is uncertain. Judge Tries to Block New York Times’s Coverage of Project VeritasThe state court order, which The Times said it would immediately oppose, raised concerns from First Amendment advocates. Prosecutor Challenges Assailant on Whether Arbery Posed a ThreatBefore Travis McMichael pointed his gun at Ahmaud Arbery, Mr. Arbery had not yelled at him or brandished a weapon, Mr. McMichael acknowledged under cross-examination. Charlottesville Rally Trial: What We've Learned So FarClosing arguments from both sides in the civil trial were on Thursday. The heart of the case is whether the defendants engaged in a race-based violent conspiracy. Angels' Shohei Ohtani Wins AL MVP AwardThe Angels’ two-way star inspires extreme devotion from his ardent supporters. Baseball writers concurred, unanimously giving him the A.L.’s Most Valuable Player Award. Relocation of Federal Agency Hurt Diversity, Watchdog FindsA decision by the Trump administration to move the Bureau of Land Management’s headquarters to Colorado caused staff members to quit, according to a government watchdog report. ‘King Richard’ Review: Father Holds CourtWill Smith and Aunjanue Ellis play the parents of Venus and Serena Williams in a warm, exuberant, old-fashioned sports drama. Red Wines From Greece That Are Worth SavoringUnfamiliarity with the grapes, the geography, the language and the culture means education will have to precede widespread acceptance. Diana Gabaldon Avoids Books Where Bad Things Happen to Children“There’s a very small group of authors whose books I won’t read because the mind I sense behind them disturbs me. (In all fairness, mine disturbs a few people, too.)” More Recent Articles
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC • 1800 Camden Road, Suite 107-258 • Charlotte, NC 28203, USA
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Post a Comment