Police said the assailant hid behind a pillar while Allen, who lost his left arm in an accident in 1984, was smoking a cigarette. A 19-year-old is in custody.
“I just will never forget the look on his face that he gave me while he pointed the gun directly at me,” Abby Zwerner told NBC’s Savannah Guthrie.
Alan Shaw even said there are “areas in which we believe Congress could go further with safety legislation."
The Detroit Institute of Arts has not publicly explained how it got "The Novel Reader" on loan, saying only that it came from a collection in Brazil.
Italian law dictates that the Caravaggio and other art cannot be removed.
Paltrow's lawyer called the retired optometrist's story about her running into him “utter B.S.” as the actor-turned-influencer looked on somberly.
The exchange’s stock mirrors a resurgence in the price of the largest cryptocurrency.
Together, the two new national monuments protect nearly 514,000 acres of public lands.
Ripple has been in a court battle with the SEC for more than two years.
Cases have been recorded in more than half of U.S. states over the past 12 months, with Nevada, California and Florida reporting the most infections.
“Teams on the front lines of challenges have insights no one else can offer,” Scott said in a statement.
Yes, but not everyone qualifies as the insured person under your policy.
Elephant acts ended in 2016 and eventually the circus got rid of all animals amid declining ticket sales and heightened sensitivity.
Workers joined picket lines demanding better wages and increased staffing.
"I think 10 years from now, hopefully the furor over him as a controversial figure will die down," says producer Michael Kantor.
"Flexibility really sells," says Allstate CEO Tom Wilson, who prioritizes treating employees like customers.
The president salutes the Boss in a ceremony for the nation's highest award for advancing the arts in America.
Think the bosses are back in charge again? Think again.
When your career takes place high above the audience's heads, it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get it right.
JPMorgan's 2008 rescues ended up costing the bank $19 billion.
The salmon, once abundant in the U.S., now return to only a few Maine rivers.
