Filed under: News , Politics , White House
President Trump criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday after he decided to close the investigation in Russia.
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
Rocket fans angry at Ted Cruz, blaming the Senator for losing Match 7
Filed under: News , Sports , NBA
The fans of Houston Rockets were surprised by their team's performance on Monday's Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors.
Brazilian oil workers strike against the government
Filed under: News , Politics , International
RIO DE JANEIRO / SAO PAULO, May 30 (Reuters) - Brazilian oil workers started a 72-hour strike against President Michel Temer on Wednesday after a national demonstration strangling the country's biggest economy. Latin America for more than a week.
Gay couple says being stabbed by holding hands in Denver
Monday, May 28, 2018
Tormenta Alberto: Press anchor and photojournalist killed while a tree falls on the car
The former basketball star from Maryland dies at 29
Filed under: News , Sports , University
A former male basketball player from the University of Maryland died. He was only 29 years old.
Michelle Wolf says Sarah Sanders has "Mario Batali of Personalities."
Filed under: Entertainment , TV , TV News
Actress Michelle Wolf has criticized the blows that made him spokesman Sarah Huckabee Sanders dinner correspondence from the White House and spoke in the first episode of his TV show "The Break" the joke was not based "in appearance. "
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Sunday, May 27, 2018
China calls "provocation" for US warships in the South China Sea
Filed under: News , World News , Conflict and Extremism
Chinese officials responded angrily to the presence of two US warships in the South China Sea on Sunday, a Defense Department spokesman calling it "provocation" and "grave violation of sovereignty." from China. "
The defendant Harvey Weinstein says he will not stick his arrest to a cable to read absolutely
Filed under: Entertainment , Movies , News Movies
In the days following the arrest of Harvey Weinstein, some members of the entertainment industry issued a statement from Time's Up, the organization that was founded after the scandal.
Minjee Lee wins the LPGA's fourth victory on the 22nd birthday
Two years after the entry into force of the ECI, a Republican admits that politics is "a problem"
Filed under: News , United States of America , Immigration
Government's Trump immigration policies have in recent days to raise awareness of reports of illegal immigrants and their children being separated at the border , and 1,500 of these children are "lost" in the end.
Colombians vote for a new president with a peace agreement at stake
Filed under: News , Politics , International
Bogota, May 27 (Reuters) - Colombians voted Sunday in a deeply selective presidential election for the winner to break a fragile peace deal with FARC's Marxist rebels and veterans at risk of facing another fight. Next, they feared for their future.
No. 9 Venus Williams ejected in the first round at Roland-Garros
Woman rescued by her friend after postponing a note to the veterinary staff
13 things that lottery winners do not tell you
Friday, May 25, 2018
Obama and his friends were so competitive in their White House basketball games that ended in stitches
Filed under: News , United States , Identities and Heroes
- President Barack Obama always played a basketball game on Election Day.
- The games have become quite competitive, especially as Obama's trash spoke to his opponents after winning.
- In one game, an opponent accidentally picked up Obama and needed 12 stitches.
- "The only man who beat the president and was not arrested," joked Obama at a technical conference in Las Vegas.
President Barack Obama was a serious basketball player in high school and always felt he could have landed in a division of divisions. Instead, he studied political science, went to Harvard and became president.
Jim Carrey points to the Democrats with a drawing of Adam Schiff, whose pants are to be pulled down
Filed under: Entertainment , Celebrity , Celebrity News
- Jim Carrey called on Friday the Democrats on Twitter for his "reasonable calm" and urged them to "show passion".
- Carrey tweeted a drawing of Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff with his pants down and a donkey preparing to stab him in the back.
- "If you can not win a public war against Cheeto, so filthy and rotten, then you have to get out of politics," said the legend.
- Carrey probably points to President Trump's allegations on Twitter this week that federal investigators have used a spy in his presidential campaign that is not supported by any public evidence.
Jim Carrey gained a reputation for his tough attacks on President Trump and the Republicans, but on Friday he delivered a rare scolding of Democrats on Twitter .
- Jim Carrey continues to attack Sean Hannity with a drawing of him as 'Sean Manatee'
- Jim Carrey continues to attack Mark Zuckerberg with a drawing of him as a stranger
- Jim Carrey attacks Sean Hannity with a drawing of him as a WWE wrestler
- Jim Carrey takes Trump's critique to a new level with a sexually explicit drawing
EPA issues 30% more for security Pruitt quotes death threats
Filed under: News , Politics , White House
25 (Reuters) May - Information on Security Head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, costs taxpayers about $ 3.4 million, more than 30% of its predecessor for a period equal to, according to the agency published. been threatened
"Trump's son should be worried": Hearings show that Trump Jr. hit Putin's ally
Filed under: News , Politics , White House
The secret FBI interception by the Spanish police on talks received the Alexander Torschin, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation have established close relations with US legislators and the National Rifle Association, He drove at a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. at the annual Louisville lobby lobby in May 2016, a senior Spanish prosecutor Friday
José Grinda, who has conducted research on Spanish organized crime, said bureau officials requested and received transcripts in recent months. Telephone conversations between Torshin and Alexander Romanov, a Russian money launderer, convicted. In interrogations Romanov calls Torshin as "the godfather", his godfather.
"A few months ago, the wiretaps on these phone calls were entrusted to the FBI," Grinda said in response to a question from Yahoo News during a lecture he gave to the Hudson Institute on a group of conservative thinking in Washington. Asked if he was worried about Torshin's meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and other US politicians, Grinda said, "Mr. Trump's son should be worried."
But Torshin never appeared at the party and was never arrested. Grinda confirmed in an interview after his speech that some members of the Guardia Civil Torshin suspicion were arrested on the plan arrest by Russian officials who have been invited to cooperate in Spanish investigation. Grinda said but could not prove that was why Torshin Nevrer went to the party.
An NRB spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.
- Cyber boss Obama: Iran could accelerate cyber attacks after the nuclear deal with Trump
- McCain's legacy: principles weakened by political necessity
- The latest agreement: Dems is building a progressive platform for 2020
- How the press about the primary democrats is wrong
- Is Cory Booker real?
- Photos: Harvey Weinstein surrenders to the authorities for sexual offenses
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry can not stop touching and people panic
Filed under: Lifestyle , good - being , relationships
A new video by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry who participated in PDA has again made people fall in love with the bridal couple.
Tuesday's Instagram fan page, harry_meghan_updates, has released a video of the Dukes of Sussex in which they share a private moment as they climb a staircase in Buckingham Palace to Prince Charles' 70. Birthday to celebrate.
In this case Meghan impressed with her elegant outfit - a silk pink dress with a rich pink dress and a matching hat - and Harry delivered a heartfelt speech in honor of his father. At some point the two men climbed onto the stairs and the cameras captured Meghan, who lovingly rubbed her new husband's back.
"I love the way he touches love, respect and devotion," wrote one Instagram fan, while another commented, "It's so wonderful to see Harry after so much time having someone at his side."
Someone compared the couple to Prince William and Kate Middleton : "This is in contrast to William, who puts his hand on his wife's back, but that the woman puts her hand on his back?".
The chemistry between the Duke and the Duchess is evident from his first public appearance as a couple in September. As they watched the Toronto Invictus Games, they drew attention to their loving body language and hand as they moved through the crowd. On the eighth day of the event, they were even photographed kissing.
When the couple announced their engagement in December, they kept their hands together while walking in Kensington's sunken garden palace, and when they talked to the press Meghan shook Harry's arm.
On the other hand, Will and Kate rarely express PDAs. The couple has been together since 2003 as a student at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. And after 15 years and three children, it is possible that the future consorts of the King and Queen will try to give a more real image in professional circles.
Mother imprisoned to force her daughter to marry in a historic British suit
Filed under: News , Global News , Dishes / Legal
LONDON, May 23 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A mother who took her teenage daughter to Pakistan to marry an elderly man was arrested on Wednesday for four and a half years after being the first person in England to be found guilty has been. the forced marriage
The owners of the NFL are discussing how to deal with the kneeling players during the anthem, and a radical idea would involve fines of 15 yards
Filed under: News , Sports , NFL
- NFL owners will discuss options to respond to ongoing protests during the national anthem, which attracted much attention throughout the 2017 season.
- One suggested solution is to allow the local team to decide whether to award the team changing room for the anthem with fifteen yard penalty to players who choose to kneel when the teams take the field.
One of the most important stories of the NFL season 2017 was the entertainment around the national anthem.
"One of the ideas circulating in the room is this: It would be the home team if both teams were out of the locker room for the anthem, and if the teams drop out, the 15-yard penalties could be imposed by knees."
- Colin Kaepernick's collusion against the NFL has already found evidence that he's tapping one of the biggest arguments against him
- Johnny Manziel says he has signed his contract with CFL and is ready to return to football with the Hamilton Tiger Cats
- The defense of the texts JJ Watt will pay for the funeral of 10 shooters at Santa Fe High School
"SPYGATE": Trump gets angry on Twitter about "Criminal Deep State"
Filed under: News , Politics , White House
President Trump continued to spread the conspiracy on Wednesday, and it has not been proven that a "spy" was "placed" in his presidential campaign by the Obama administration and its Ministry of Justice.
- RFK daughter faces "moral imagination" against the absence of Trump
- "Congratulations America": Trump celebrates the first anniversary of the Mueller probe
- The Senate report shows that the oligarch gave Trump a "considerable gift."
- Trump has a story to call the "animals" of humans
- Sally Yates: Do not ignore Trump's attacks on the rule of law
Monday, May 21, 2018
Final summary of "Dancing With the Stars": Has the right athlete won season 26?
Filed under: Entertainment , TV , Recaps
The other three athletes in the 26th season of Dancing With the Stars have many medals and trophies to show at home. But who has to clear the space for the mirror ball?
Mongolian reindeer herders fear losing their identity under hunting ban
Filed under: news , world news , controversy
TSAGAANNUUR, Mongolia ( Reuters ) - Earthbud Chuluu, a nomad rancher, calls words of encouragement to the reindeer he is riding.
The US Department of Justice UU extends the 2016 investigation into Russian complicity
Filed under: News , United States of America , Controversia
WASHINGTON, May 21 (Reuters) - The United States Department of Justice on Monday decided to expand the investigation into suspected allegiance to Russia in the 2016 elections to "irregularities" tactics involved the FBI in Trump's presidential campaign.
The phenomenon of Nats Juan Soto, 19, in the first round of his first opening
Filed under: News , Sports , MLB
We know the endings of storybooks, but what about the beginning of the storybook? For now, Juan Soto, a 19-year-old rookie from the Washington Nationals, gives us the last. Soto, promoted on Sunday in the majors, played on Monday the first pitch he saw during his first major league start.
Who is Juan Soto?
Who was the last teenager to become established in the major leagues?
Sunday, May 20, 2018
A man was arrested after crushing a car in a restaurant and killing a girl
Kelly Clarkson plays an incredible medley as a presenter of the Billboard Music Awards
Categories: Entertainment , Music , Music
If there is a prize for the best musical monologue, Kelly should win Clarkson.
Shawn Mendes pays tribute to the victims of armed violence at the BBMA
Categories: Entertainment , Music , Music
Shawn Mendes paid tribute to the young victims of armed violence at the Billboard Music Awards 2018 on Sunday, May 20. The singer and composer has presented his new single "Youth" with Khalid and members of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Choir.
Janet Jackson receives the ICON Award at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards
Categories: Entertainment , Music , Music
Legendary pop singer Janet Jackson received the ICON Award at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday.
A shot of lava breaks the Hawaiian's leg
The lawyer of Stormy Daniels, Michael Avenatti, expressed a different goal: the first lawyer of his client
Filed under: News , United States , Courts / Legal
- Michael Avenatti, the lawyer of adult movie star Stormy Daniels, puts more pressure on Keith Davidson, his client's first lawyer.
- He and his customers say that Davidson did not work in his best interests.
- On the contrary, they say he worked with Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen.
- Avenatti posted a couple of emails from Cohen to Davidson last week.
- "The relationship between these two opposing lawyers was anything but traditional," Avenatti Business Insider said in an email. "Important questions remain."
Before Michael Avenati , there was Keith Davidson:
- Davidson was the former lawyer for adult movie actress Stormy Daniels when he negotiated a $ 130,000 cash payment with President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen shortly before the 2016 presidential election.
- Davidson also represented the Playboy model, Karen McDougal, and negotiated a similar $ 150,000 payment for her alleged love affair with Trump. Federal investigators are receiving documents regarding the McDougal Colony during raids on Cohen's home, office, and hotel rooms.
- And Davidson's name appears in a third settlement regarding Cohen, with Shera Bechard, a Playboy partner, signing a $ 1.6 million contract negotiated by Davidson and Cohen to promise that he will not make a deal with the Company would divulge. The republican financier Elliot Broidy. Broidy said in a statement that he kept Cohen after Davidson recommended it.
"The relationship between these two" opposition lawyers "was anything but traditional."
"He's in a salty pickle"
Davidson denies having worked on Cohen's interests in his clients
Oliver North of the NRA blames the "culture of violence," not firearms, shootings at school
Jimmy Carter scoffs at Trump in the direction of Liberty University
Filed under: News , Politics , White House
Former President Jimmy Carter seemed to enjoy a bit of comment on the size of the crowd on Saturday at President Trump's expense.
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