THERE’S a very exclusive sporting club which even someone as famous as Cristiano Ronaldo has only just gained entry to… and Lionel Messi remains frozen out of. You need the profile of a global superstar, a mountain of trophies and enough appeal to have sponsors trampling over themselves to get to you. Oh, and a […]
US president shares unfounded conspiracy theory suggesting that older protester police pushed to the ground last week in Buffalo, New York, could have been anti-fascist 'provocateur' trying to disrupt police communications
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Playing Squad Update: Jordan Stewart, Callum Home, Jason Krones, Gary Phillips and Nicki Paterson will be leaving at the end of their contracts this month. Everyone at the club would like to thank those moving on this summer, and wish them all […]
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Gov. John Bel Edwards says Louisiana has been "largely spared" from the worst of Tropical Storm Cristobal. Though the storm system has moved, he asked people to stay on guard in case rain bands linger and cause heavy downpours. (June 8)
The statement "defund the police" is appearing on more signs during demonstrations in Washington DC over the death of George Floyd, but not every protester fully agrees with the broad, often misinterpreted phrase. (June 8)
A police officer was involved in a physical altercation with protesters during a Monday afternoon demonstration in Charlotte, North Carolina. (June 8)
Highlights of this day in history: Sen. Joseph McCarthy confronted over his anti-communist tactics; Author Charles Dickens dies; Comedian Richard Pryor suffers burns; Secretariat wins Triple Crown; Electric guitar pioneer Les Paul born. (June 9)
Wearing a sweatshirt with George Floyd’s name on it, Pitt was relatively incognito at a Los Angeles protest on Sunday—except for the BMW motorcycle, that is.
On this Digital Trends Live, we talk top tech, including IBM ending development of facial recognition tech.
An investigation by the Associated Press found that the coronavirus is take a deadly toll on the war weary population of Yemen. The situation is exacerbated in the Houthi-controlled north where rebels have suppressed information about the virus. (June 9)
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate report released Tuesday says the U.S. government failed to properly oversee Chinese-owned telecommunications companies for nearly two decades.
The bipartisan report says a recent executive order on the issue doesn’t go far enough.
