“Man, it’s a saying that time heals all,” LeBron James said following the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over Chicago on Saturday. Still, one year on from Kobe Bryant’s sudden death, those inside the Lakers organization still acutely feel his absence. While enough time still hasn’t passed to allow James to move on completely, remembering Bryant
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler told police Sunday night that he used pepper spray on a man who had been harassing him about Covid-19 mask policies outside of a restaurant. “He had no face mask on and got within a foot or two of my face while he was videoing me,” Wheeler said in a voluntary
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(CNN)- Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades de Estados Unidos (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés) definen el contacto cercano como estar cerca de una persona infectada con coronavirus durante un total de 15 minutos o más. Pero una nueva investigación de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol americano (NFL) sugiere que
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Una persona fue transportada, luego de ser sacada de un vehículo, al hospital luego de una colisión que involucró a tres vehículos. Los bomberos respondieron al lugar del accidente que se informó a las 8:09 pm en la autopista 86 y la avenida 81 en Oasis. Más en Telemundo 15 en vivo 11PM.
Continue Reading One person was transported, after being extricated from a vehicle, to the hospital after a collision involving three vehicles. Firefighters responded to the scene of the crash which was reported at 8:09 pm on Highway 86 and Avenue 81 in Oasis. Traffic Collision – 8:09 pm Hwy 86S X Ave 81, in Oasis. Firefighters responded
Continue Reading A US bankruptcy judge has approved a Weinstein Company liquidation plan that allocates over $17 million for Harvey Weinstein’s sexual harassment and assault victims, an attorney for the Weinstein Company confirmed to CNN Monday. “It is true that Judge (Mary) Walrath approved the settlement plan at a hearing today,” Attorney Paul Zumbro said, adding that
Continue Reading A Walt Disney World employee who took a call from a woman in Pennsylvania inquiring about booking tickets to the Florida resort on January 9 alerted police in central Pennsylvania that the woman may be dealing with a domestic violence situation at her home, police said. During the call, the Disney employee heard the woman,
Continue Reading Congress set a new diversity record this year with its highest-ever number of women and racial minorities, including 60 Black lawmakers. But that’s mostly in the House. People of color have historically had a tougher time getting elected to the Senate. Newly elected Raphael Warnock is only the 11th Black US senator since the Senate
Continue Reading Eleven miners who were trapped in a gold mine for more than two weeks in eastern China have been rescued, while ten so far have died, Chinese state media reported. Authorities have been racing to dig out 22 people trapped underground in the city of Qixia, Shandong Province, since an explosion blocked their exit on
Continue Reading A man is in custody following an incident on Monday afternoon during which a vehicle struck at least six people — killing one — in Portland, Oregon, authorities said. The Portland Police Bureau said one person died at a hospital, but didn’t identify the victim. Five others were hospitalized with injuries that they should recover
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Once again, Donald Trump has thrown the legal and political system into uncharted waters. This time, the novel question is this: Can the US Senate try and convict a former president? While there is some disagreement among legal scholars, the answer must be yes, both as a matter of law and common sense. The issue
Continue ReadingGameStop is expected to lose money this year and next year. Sales growth is sluggish as fewer gamers need to go to stores — or even shop online — when they can download new titles directly from their consoles, PCs, phones or tablets. So why are shares of the video game retailer up more than
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Given the latest from Gov. Newsom, lifting the stay-at-home order on Monday, we could potentially see a return of high school sports competition. However, these sports will be limited and operate under strict safety guidelines per the California Department of Public Health. Right now, the only sport that would be allowed to compete is cross-country.
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