Month: August 2019

There have been widespread reports of voting machine problems in Mississippi — with residents from more than a half-dozen counties claiming to have had their ballots automatically changed Tuesday while trying to vote in the state’s GOP governor primary runoff. “It is not letting me vote for who I want to vote for,” said oneRead moreRead more

Only one-third of Americans believe Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide behind bars, according to a new poll by Emerson College. Voters were asked to weigh in on the convicted pedophile’s Aug. 10 death at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center — and they were split in even thirds. Thirty-four percent believe Epstein was murdered, 33 percent believe theRead moreRead more

The Department of Justice Inspector General’s damning report rebukes former FBI Director James Comey for several instances where he ran afoul of Bureau policy, most of them related to his retention and release of several confidential memos detailing his conversations with President Donald Trump. Among the violations cited in the report, released Thursday: “Comey didRead moreRead more

US stock index futures jumped about 1 percent Thursday morning as China sounded upbeat about its trade talks with the United States, calming investors unnerved by the prospect of a recession. Click Here: mochila fjallraven China’s commerce ministry said both sides are discussing the next round of talks scheduled in September and hoped American officialsRead moreRead more

Canadian researchers have released dramatic images of the HMS Terror, which has been “frozen in time” after sinking about 170 years ago during an Arctic expedition in which famed British explorer John Franklin perished. The warship vanished alongside the HMS Erebus during Franklin’s storied mission that left Britain in 1845 to discover the Northwest PassageRead moreRead more

This New Jersey man has cornered the market! Matt Jacovelli is growing a stalk in his vegetable garden that has sprouted, at last count, 28 cobs — a staggering number that could smash the current world record. Jacovelli — who lives in Deptford, a suburb of Philadelphia — noticed ears of corn “exploding” in hisRead moreRead more

A teenage girl from Queens ran off from her house last weekend and flew to London, police said. The girl, 16-year-old Victoria Grabowski, was last seen at about 10 a.m. at her home in Maspeth on Saturday, cops said. Police believe she stole a credit card and used it to buy a flight to LondonRead moreRead more

SYLVAN SPRINGS, Ala. — An Alabama woman has been arrested in the death of her 19-month-old grandson, who swallowed and overdosed on methadone. News outlets report 44-year-old Michelle Lee Light was charged Monday with chemical endangerment of a child resulting in death. Journey Dorman was found unresponsive while in her care last year. Jefferson CountyRead moreRead more

San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz told President Trump to “get out of the way” Tuesday — saying his opinion is not welcome in Puerto Rico — after he tweeted about Tropical Storm Dorian and the nation’s disaster relief spending. “Wow! Yet another big storm heading to Puerto Rico,” Trump said. “Will it ever end?Read moreRead more

Thomas e Alexander Huber hanno liberato due vecchi progetti, Monstermagnet 7c e Firewall 8b, sul Feuerhorn, Berchtesgaden, Germania.   I fratelli Huber hanno liberato due vecchi progetti sulla parete nord del Feuerhorn, Berchtesgaden, Germania. Queste vie di più tiri erano già state salite in passato da Thomas e Alex, ma solo quest’estate sono state liberateRead moreRead more