How about this as a gift? A singing telegram from a Broadway star
Thanks to the pandemic, now you can book a star from Broadway or opera to sing just for you.
Thanks to the pandemic, now you can book a star from Broadway or opera to sing just for you.
Elk River's stunning touchdown in the Class 5A state football tournament and Bryce Paul's comebacks from basketball and baseball injuries mark the opening of this week's virtual awards ceremony.
The PGA Tour will play next month in Minnesota, with major championship winners Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson expected, but without spectators admitted.
A Democrat is declaring victory in Georgia's 7th Congressional District primary after new vote counts showed her winning a majority of ballots without need for a runoff election.
The parents of a former U.S. Marine who has been jailed for nearly a year in Moscow on charges that he endangered police officers are urging the court system and government to ensure a fair trial for their son. They spoke out Monday as a Russian court sentenced another American to more than a decade in prison in an unrelated espionage case.
After players voted to accept a deal negotiated with the league, a 22-game season is set to start in late July. Games will be played without fans at a Florida site.
If the person in Gov. Tony Evers' staff who recorded a telephone meeting between the governor and Republican legislative leaders did so without approval, they could be guilty of a felony, the chief attorney for the Wisconsin Legislature's Reference Bureau said in a memo Monday.
The conviction of two Philippine journalists for libel is a blow to press freedom and comes as media watchdogs track declines in press freedoms and democratic institutions around the world.
For decades, the Navy's leading supplier of high-strength steel for submarines provided subpar metal because one of the company's longtime employees falsified lab results — putting sailors at greater risk in the event of collisions or other impacts, federal prosecutors said in court filings Monday.
The recordings, of a phone conversation between the unidentified dispatcher and a Minneapolis police supervisor, were released Monday on the city's website.
The Federal Reserve said Monday that it will begin purchasing corporate bonds as part of a previously-announced plan to ensure companies can borrow through the bond market during the pandemic.
Hundreds of protesters marched up Manhattan's Fifth Avenue last week, their signs and chants demanding police reform captured from within their ranks by dozens of camera phones.
Visits to emergency departments dropped off dramatically in April across the U.S.
Studies have shown that since the pandemic began, people are having strokes and heart attacks at home and not seeking immediate care like they should. As a result, they're arriving at the hospital sicker, and with worse long-term outlooks.
Her attorneys said the shot came from Minneapolis police.
Focusing on personal obsessions, preaching to the choir and turning Biden into an underdog.
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Anyone hoping to change how officers do their work must reckon with this history.
"Love Tingz" is a collaboration between "The Voice" alumna and producer Ben Obi.
Chris Doyle, who earned $800,000 per year and was the highest paid strength and conditioning coach in college football, has denied any "unethical behavior or bias" based on race.
Big centennial remembrance is replaced by somber visit.
Big centennial remembrance is replaced by somber visit.
The father of a Missouri woman who was killed by a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop said Monday that nobody who knew his daughter believes she had a gun or threatened the deputy before he shot her.
Nearly 100 years ago in 1921, Major League Baseball owners bestowed upon the office of the commissioner a broad power that is often boiled down into the phrase "the best interests of baseball." The clause, with slightly more elaboration, reads like this: "The Commissioner has the power to take action against clubs or players if he believes they've done something that strikes at the integrity of the game or the public trust in it." Perhaps it was that phrase that guided how I used to think of baseball commissioners ... Читать дальше...