The 2017 champion and sixth seed - aiming to win his third title of the season - recorded a break of serve in each set to go through 6-3 6-4, with either fellow Frenchman Gilles Simon or Belgian Steve Darcis up next for Tsonga. Life was far tougher for fifth seed Guido Pella on Monday, however, as he fought back from a set down to beat German Peter Gojowczyk 5-7 6-4 7-6 (7-2)....
At Texas Tech's spring practice on Thursday, he hosted a team dance battle. After two rounds of players squaring off surrounded by their teammates, Kingsbury decided who would answer the call for the closing round. Freshman wide receiver Derek "Dee" Edwards got the nod. And then, with a backwards flip of the visor, he yanked off his longsleeved shirt to reveal another one that said "Too turnt up." Kingsbury was ready to battle....
Neymar, a starter against Lille on Friday, was introduced at half-time of a rollicking 2-2 Champions League draw in Madrid on Tuesday. PSG trailed to Karim Benzema’s opener when the Brazilian entered the game and fell further behind when the Madrid striker nodded in Marcelo’s cross, before Kylian Mbappe and Pablo Sarabia struck in quick succession to force a share of the spoils. Tuchel admitted ahead of the Madrid showdown that Neymar could at times be tough to manage but insisted his reduced role at the Santiago Bernabeu was a direct result of his recent hamstring injury....
A report in Kicker on Sunday claimed former Borussia Dortmund boss Tuchel has rejected an offer from Bayern to succeed Jupp Heynckes at the end of the season. It is claimed the 44-year-old expects to become the new Arsenal manager, although Paris Saint-Germain are also said to be interested in him as a replacement for Unai Emery. Germany and Bayern great Matthaus thinks Tuchel would be the right choice for Bayern but claims he has already been “in touch” with the Gunners....
Carlson didn’t mention Rich by name, but referred to a “Bernie Sanders supporter” whom he blamed for the leak of emails from the DNC that became the focus of intense scrutiny during the 2016 presidential election. In May 2017, Fox News published a story falsely claiming that Rich was responsible for the email leak. The story was retracted a week later. Rich’s parents sued the network for emotional distress and Fox News reached a settlement agreement with them in November, 2020, that reportedly cost millions of dollars....
On the Monday night’s Tucker Carlson Tonight, the host referenced statements made by Dr. Mary Harrow. Harrow, a general practitioner, told the Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education last week that face masks can “cause low oxygen and high carbon dioxide levels, shortness of breath, toxicity, inflammation, increased stress hormones and sugar in the body, and create fear, anxiety, headaches, compromised cognitive performance and other problems.” Commenting on this, Carlson said: “Your response when you see children wearing masks as they play should be no different from your response to seeing someone beat a kid at Walmart....
Esta funcionalidad, basada en su plataforma Cloudphone, se extiende al resto de dispositivos móviles del usuario. Es decir, si dispones de una tableta, o del teléfono móvil de otra persona pero sin tu tarjeta SIM, puedes lanzar la aplicación de Tuenti y con tu perfil, podrás realizar la llamada o gestionar las comunicaciones propias. Para esta funcionalidad, basta con que el usuario tenga contratado algunos de los servicios móviles que incluyen llamadas de VOZDIGITAL....
Tufts’ announcement is only one of many lately regarding the status of a controversial installment on campus. Statues have been taken down, buildings have been renamed and on-campus artwork have been reworked. Ahead of Tufts’ decision, the University of California-Santa Cruz announced the mission bell located on campus, seen as a symbol of racism by some populations, would be removed. Tufts, a private university in Massachusetts, arrived at the conclusion about the artwork after students and faculty vocalized concerns that the murals failed to reflect the diversity of the institution and made some people even feel unwelcome in the space....
This not only makes no sense legally, but highlights an increasingly urgent question that too few people are asking. Now that the snowballing evidence of quid pro quo has become so rock solid that even Trump’s most die-hard stalwarts feel political pressure to concede it, a question begs to be answered: Why hasn’t the Department of Justice opened a formal criminal inquiry into Trump’s conduct? “The facts as we now know them sketch out the possibility of a criminal violation of the anti-bribery statute,” says Paul Rosenzweig, a former senior counsel in Independent Counsel Ken Starr’s Whitewater investigation and now a senior fellow at the R Street Institute....
Speaking last week at the National Apostolic and Prophetic Gathering in Cocoa Beach, Florida, Amedia tied a diplomatic slight to one of the greatest environmental crises in United States history. At the time, news outlets reported then-President Barack Obama left contentious talks with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to have dinner with his wife and daughters. In his speech, Amedia blames that snub for both an earthquake in Alaska and the high-pressure methane gas explosion that destroyed BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil platform....
During a campaign rally in Mosinee, Wisconsin, Trump accused Biden of softening on some promises he had made earlier in his campaign. The president also claimed that Democrats who lean further to the left now regret giving Biden the nomination. Trump then encouraged those in attendance at the event not to forget the former vice president’s original political positions. “Remember this in politics—it’s always the thing that they say first....
This past Tuesday, Trump characterized the Stahl’s questions as “biased” and promised to release the interview himself. Watch below for the nearly 38-minute version he posted today on Facebook, a social media outlet he uses far less than his favored Twitter: While he did post a brief tweet that directed his followers to the Facebook post, he seemed more concerned in that note in preemptively attacking the host of tonight’s final debate against Joe Biden....
Brooks was one of the first federal legislators to support Trump’s effort to overturn the 2020 election. But at an August 21, 2021, rally, Brooks told supporters: “There are some people who are despondent about the voter fraud and election theft in 2020. Folks, put that behind you. Put that behind you. Yes. Look forward, look forward, look forward. Beat them in 2022, beat them in 2024.” The crowd began to boo Brooks before he added, “All right, well, look back at it, but go forward and take advantage of it....
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 620 points Friday after the president directed tweets at China and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. After the Dow closed, the president sent a four-part tweet that states he will now raise tariffs even more on China. “For many years China (and many other countries) has been taking advantage of the United States on Trade, Intellectual Property Theft, and much more. Our Country has been losing HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS a year to China, with no end in sight,” the president wrote....
“You’ll have to ask Rudy Giuliani,” Trump said on the White House lawn on Thursday, responding to a question from a reporter about the two men who were arrested in a campaign finance scheme. When Trump’s Stormy Daniels scandal broke in early 2018, the president responded to questions about his alleged affair with the adult film star whose real name is Stephanie Clifford by saying, “You’ll have to ask Michael Cohen....
The basis of the resolution reflects this administration’s ongoing manufactured crisis with Iran and has historical roots in the Constitution of the United States. Like the document itself, the congressional power to declare wars was revolutionary. Fitting with the overall scheme of checks and balances that are central to the constitution, the framers understood that war was an undertaking that necessitated careful deliberation. Before hurling a nation and its men and women in uniform into harm’s way, the voices that represent the will of the people must cautiously weigh its costs and benefits....
The change, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, could take place as soon as next week as officials work to help combat the spread of the virus. People familiar with the matter told the Journal that details of the plan are under review by the White House and are subject to change. It is also not known what airports will be used to test the new scanning procedures....
NEW YORK, N.Y. — With the approach of the World’s Series, local furor over the home-run efforts of Roger Maris abated considerably. Fans here were too busy trying to buy tickets for the classic, this time scarcer than ever. Persons who had not concerned themselves much with baseball for many years now were all steamed up over the battle between the 1961 murderers’ row and Fred Hutchinson’s pitchers. Maris’ sixtieth homer produced one of the most amazing demonstrations in the long history of the Stadium....
Three days later on Thursday Night Football, the Miami Dolphins quarterback suffered both head and neck injuries against the Cincinnati Bengals. He sustained the injuries in the second quarter following a hit by Bengals tackle Josh Tupou. Tua was on the field for quite some time before the stretcher was brought out and he was carted off. He was eventually taken to a local hospital in Cincinnati. NFL fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts and prayers for the young Dolphins quarterback....
Instead, they rallied to beat the NHL-leading Tampa Bay Lightning. Alex Tuch scored the only goal in a shootout and the Golden Knights halted a four-game skid with a 3-2 victory Tuesday night. Vegas got goals from Cody Eakin and Valentin Zykov in regulation. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 24 shots. “Definitely a good feeling,” Fleury said. “Playing the best team and coming up with a win is a good confidence booster....
