Month: October 2019

The Reds boss has overseen progress at Anfield but acknowledges that they must continue to grow in order to fulfil their collective ambition Jurgen Klopp considers the improvement made by Liverpool to be “all good”, but concedes they will have to get even better in order to hit their targets. When the German arrived atRead moreRead more

The illegal immigrant accused of fatally stabbing 20-year-old University of Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts wasn’t properly read his Miranda rights, recently-filed court documents say. Prosecutors admitted that an officer “inadvertently” failed to tell Cristhian Bahena Rivera that anything he said could be used against him when he was busted for murder around 11:30 p.m.Read moreRead more

Have a formal wedding coming up? Or maybe a fancy work event? Heck, maybe you just want to dress like royalty for Halloween. Regardless, sometimes all your outfit needs to go from drab to fab is a sparkly pair of earrings. But here’s the thing: Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but they’re definitelyRead moreRead more

Do you ever feel like you’re in credit card hell and can’t escape? It’s a complaint of many millennials who didn’t learn the lessons of previous generations more likely to shun debt, card pros say. Young cardholders, according to a report from CreditCards.com, often take card points in cash or in travel credits, putting themselvesRead moreRead more

What do Megan Rapinoe, Binx Walton and John Waters have in common? They’re all the faces of Nike’s latest campaign. The professional athlete, model and director star in a capsule collection from Nordstrom vice president Olivia Kim, who teamed up with the athletic apparel brand. Kim is known in the fashion world as a creativeRead moreRead more

Traveling is supposed to be fun. But 90% of the time, it ends up being quite the opposite. Sure, once you reach your destination, all is well. But getting there is a whole different story. If you want your next trip to go smoothly, preparation is key. Not only do you need to have allRead moreRead more

Earth-like exoplanets may be quite common in the universe, a new UCLA study suggests. Scientists led by Alexandra Doyle, a University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) graduate student of geochemistry and astrochemistry, came up with a new method to analyze the geochemistry of planets outside our solar system for the study, which was published inRead moreRead more

WASHINGTON – Democratic presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard fired another shot in Hillary Clinton’s direction — and chased it with a plea for campaign cash. In a new video, Gabbard suggests Clinton had it out for her since 2016, when she left her position in the Democratic National Committee and endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders for president.Read moreRead more

I am a substitute teacher, and I have seen many substitute teachers barred from working at a school, and they don’t know why. Now it has happened to me. I had a minor incident and spoke to the administrator, who said it didn’t sound serious, but I am now unable to get booked there. IRead moreRead more

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who one year ago bought Time magazine for $150 million, blasted Facebook this week calling it “the new cigarette” that should be regulated and forced to break up. “Facebook is a publisher,” he tweeted. “They need to be held accountable for propaganda on their platform. We must have standards & practicesRead moreRead more