Image copyright Reuters Image caption ICE has blamed the shootings in San Antonio on “political rhetoric” about the Trump administration’s policies. Bullets fired at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) offices in Texas were a “targeted attack” against federal employees, the FBI has said. Several shots were fired at around […]
Daily Archives: August 14, 2019
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Fans rejoice because Strictly Come Dancing is back and this year, the series is bigger and better than ever before. Alongside 15 brand new famous faces preparing to take to the dance floor, a new judge has joined the panel. Ahead of the competition kicking off next month, professional dancer […]
That is the opinion of former Arsenal star and Chelsea fan Paul Merson. Luiz switched the Blues for the Gunners on transfer deadline day for a fee of around £8million. The Brazilian made 50 appearances in all competitions last season under Maurizio Sarri but new boss Frank Lampard was happy […]
The First Lady’s life will be written about by CNN’s East Wing correspondent Kate Bennett in the book. But details surrounding what will be included are still under wraps. The tone of the book is likely to follow on from CNN’s documentary, ‘Woman of Mystery: Melania Trump’. The new book […]
Ohio State University athletes and coaches who insist that you call it “THE Ohio State University” could soon have the federal government on their side after the university filed a request to trademark the word “the” last week. Application No. 88571984, filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on […]
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — The metal doors of a shoebox-sized cage open up and a bird tagged #811 launches into a giant aviary. The palm-sized finch performs a midair pirouette, lands on a willow branch and curiously twitches its saffron-colored head sideways, as if surprised by its good fortune. “That’s […]
(Bloomberg) — The bond market used to like the idea of Matteo Salvini as Italy’s leader. Now it’s becoming worried. As League party leader Salvini attempts to force fresh elections, investors fear victory would embolden a new government to ramp up spending and clash with the European Union again over […]
Graham “Polly” Farmer, widely regarded as Australian rules football’s greatest-ever ruckman, has died aged 84. Farmer, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease more than 20 years ago, passed away in Perth’s Fiona Stanley Hospital with his family by his side. Farmer’s ruckwork and creative use of handball were considered revolutionary […]