Month: July 2019

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Clinic says it has delivered the first baby in North America after a womb transplant from a dead donor. Uterine transplants have enabled more than a dozen women to give birth, usually with wombs donated from a living donor such as a friend or relative. In December, doctors in Brazil reportedRead moreRead more

No one is in agreement over Todd Gurley’s mysterious knee injury that made him a non-factor in the 2019 Super Bowl. The Rams at first blamed soreness and inflammation. Last month, Todd Gurley’s trainer, Travelle Gaines, confirmed there was an ‘arthritic component’ to it. The three-time Pro Bowl running back doesn’t appear to think so,Read moreRead more

Mazda has issued a recall in the US for more than 260,000 SUVs and cars after discovering a software issue that could possibly cause engines to stall without warning. The problem is said to affect Mazda6 midsize sedans and CX-5 SUVs made between 2018 and 2019, as well as Mazda3 smalls cars from 2019. ItRead moreRead more

CLEVELAND — You know what should never be said about the Mets’ trade for Robinson Cano and Edwin Diaz? Click Here: online rugby store malaysia That it can’t get worse. Cano and Diaz have sunk well below the worst predictions for their seasons. Cano is one of just five players with at least 250 plateRead moreRead more

A dog was set on fire and killed in Connecticut last Friday — and police are searching for the person who committed the heinous act, according to reports. The pooch, believed to be a miniature schnauzer, was discovered when firefighters responded to a 10 a.m. blaze in a parking lot of the Sandy Point BeachRead moreRead more

Bad luck for a trio of Marvel TV shows is good news for rabid memorabilia collectors. Marvel and Prop Store are auctioning off over 850 authentic props from ill-fated Netflix shows including “Daredevil”, “Luke Cage” and “Iron Fist”. The auction includes costumes, set decorations and props from Marvel’s Netflix lineup. Click Here: kanken mini cheapRead moreRead more

Embattled Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta defended himself Wednesday against charges that he mishandled a sex trafficking case involving billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein, refused to apologize to the accused perv’s victims and pointed the finger at state prosecutors. Acosta said that as the US attorney in Florida more than a decade ago, he decided to offerRead moreRead more

Summer hasn’t been all that fun for the Bergers. In June, the Plainview, LI, family passed up a trip to Los Angeles because they were fearful their 4-month-old daughter would be exposed to measles at the airport or aboard the plane. “We sat home and sulked,” mom Lindsey Berger, who also has a 5-year-old son,Read moreRead more

It’s another month of good news on crime . . . with a shadow that suggests one growing worry for the future. In truth, the numbers are mostly excellent: Overall violent crime was down in the first six months of 2019 by 5.4% over 2018, including a 13.5% drop in homicides. The 135 murders through June 30Read moreRead more

Migrant children being detained in Arizona reported being sexually assaulted and punished by US border agents, who allegedly forced them to sleep on hard concrete and called them slurs when they complained about the conditions, according to an NBC News report on Tuesday. The outlet cites dozens of accounts from children at a Yuma detentionRead moreRead more