A neighbor who allegedly attacked Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul over a lawn care dispute will plead guilty after being charged with assaulting a member of Congress, a felony offense. Rene Boucher, 58, has signed a plea deal, but no date has been set for taking his guilty plea, according to […]
Daily Archives: January 20, 2018
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Tom Petty died of an accidental drug overdose, the Los Angeles County Coroner said Friday. The office said that a mix of fentanyl, oxycodone, temazepam, alprazolam, citalopram, acetylfentanyl and despropionyl fentanyl caused the singer to go into multisystem organ failure, the Los Angeles Times reported. The Coroner’s office noted that […]
Sony PlayStation games fans have a lot to look forward to in 2018, with plenty of exclusives planned for launch. With the likes of Spider-Man and God of War launching this year on PS4, there’s plenty of single-player action to look forward to. There’s a few titles that may have […]
WASHINGTON — The Iraqi government has declared victory over ISIS, and President Donald Trump has taken credit for the Islamic caliphate’s collapse. “ISIS is now giving up, they are giving up, there are raising their hands, they are walking off. Nobody has ever seen that before,” said the president during […]
“The name of Samir Nasri came up and I looked him up,” emails Kelvin. “He is at Antalyaspor, a team in the relegation zone in Turkey, and only seems to have played eight games this season. How does such a talented player go from winning the league to not being […]
President Donald Trump on Twitter blamed the government shutdown on the Democrats, calling it an anniversary present from the party. The shutdown, which halts all but essential government activity, began at the stroke of midnight Friday, one year to the day after Trump’s inauguration. Trump wrote on Twitter that “this […]
The second supermoon of the year will peak in the night skies on January 31, hot on the heels of the January 1 and December 3 supermoons – a rapid succession of lunar showmanship which NASA has dubbed the ‘Supermoon trilogy’. But the upcoming supermoon is of particular interest to […]
After Mrs Merkel’s CDU, its sister party the CSU, and the left-wing SPD agreed an initial programme of government, the vote will determine whether formal coalition negotiations can go ahead. The coalition is far from a done deal, with some commentators predicting a grassroots uprising against the compromise deal. However […]