The NFL analyst hasn’t been afraid to live out on an island with his quarterback takes leading up to the draft, and none have been more puzzling and polarizing than his dislike of Ohio State’s Justin Fields. In fact, Simms’ distrust of Fields as a prospect has him landing all the way at the bottom of Round 1, being selected by the Buccaneers as the presumed heir apparent for Tom Brady in Simms’ 2021 mock draft....
It’s up to Christian Pulisic, Gregg Berhalter and the rest of the USMNT to put the demons of 2018 to bed and bring the USA back to the World Cup. With matches against Mexico, Panama and Costa Rica — the three teams directly below it in the table — the U.S. will have to prove it belongs at the tournament. MORE: How is Christian Pulisic affected by Chelsea sanctions?...
The Sister Wives star shared her husband with Meri Brown, Janelle Brown and Robyn Brown. But she said she and Kody had “grown apart” when she made their separation public in a lengthy Instagram post. After Christine’s announcement, fans of the TLC show were left wondering how the mother-of-six’s split with Kody would affect her relationship with the other wives. Newsweek has all you need to know about Christine and how she is getting on with Sister Wives’ Janelle, Meri and Robyn....
The piano teacher and church organist from Spring Hill, Tennessee, had previously spoken about overcoming her battle with breast cancer when she appeared in her debut episode of the hugely popular quiz show last Wednesday. And on Monday, Whelchel revealed that her recovery process was the reason behind the look that she unveiled to viewers for the first time. “If you watched last week, you might notice that Christine looks a little different today,” Jennings said, before prompting Whelchel to explain her look....
Christopher Krebs was dismissed from his role as the first-ever director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) after he and his team debunked claims made by Trump and his allies of hacking, or of votes being deleted, lost, changed or compromised. On Monday, Trump’s campaign lawyer Joseph diGenova called Krebs an “idiot” telling The Howie Carr Show, that he should “be drawn and quartered,” and “taken out at dawn and shot” in a comment he has since downplayed as light-hearted....
It’s been 10 years since you last played Elliot Stabler. What was it about this new series that made you decide to come back? I thought the format was interesting. As opposed to self-contained units, this is going to be more of a series. The crime and the storytelling will focus on Elliot and the task force and the crime they’re going after. This beginning series will have eight episodes to it, so one through eight we’ll focus on who we’re going after, why we’re going after them and who they are....
Police officers responded to a fight at the family restaurant on Saturday in North Charleston, South Carolina, according to an incident report obtained by Newsweek. While en route, the officers learned that someone at the location had a gun. A mother at the party said chaos broke out after two 12-year-olds started to fight and parents got involved, according to WCSC-TV. Police arrived to find a “large crowd inside the business arguing and attempting to attack one another,” said the incident report....
The New York Democrat told CNN that McConnell’s move to fill Ginsburg’s seat with President Donald Trump’s candidate would “hurt his party” ahead of key Senate election contests on November 3. He also accused the top ranking Republican senator of trying to “take over” the Supreme Court and have it “do things that the American people abhor” as other Democrats called on the GOP to delay any SCOTUS vote until after the 2020 elections....
By partnering with a debt-forgiveness charity called RIP Medical Debt, the Capitol Hill Lutheran Church in Des Moines purchased $5 million dollars in medical debt within the state. Reverend Minna Bothwell told the Des Moines Register on Thursday that the idea of making the gesture came from members of her congregation. RIP Medical Debt, a non-profit organization, abolishes large amounts of medical debt after purchasing it at a discount from collection agencies....
Other individuals and groups with investments in the company include Peter Thiel, Tony Robbins, Paris Hilton and Winklevoss Capital. “Biotechnology and the broader bioeconomy are critical for humanity to further develop. It is important for all facets of our government to develop them and have an understanding of what is possible,” Colossal co-founder Ben Lamm told The Intercept. In-Q-Tel, Colossal’s new investor, is registered as a nonprofit venture capital firm funded by the CIA, according to The Intercept, which said that recently the firm had shown an interest in biotechnology and DNA sequencing....
Ciloxan prevents bacteria replication, which decreases the chances of bacterial growth and infection spread. Ciloxan is an ophthalmic drug, meaning it is administered to the eyes. It comes in eye drops (solution) or an eye ointment. What Is Ciloxan Used For? The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Ciloxan to treat bacterial eye infections associated with a swollen cornea and pink eye, depending on the bacteria strain. Brand Name(s): Ciloxan...
The above image is Tuberville claiming to have caught “some Pokemons,” but anyone with a base knowledge of the game knows those are not Pokemon(s). Research shows they are actually figurines based on a personal computer game called U.B. Funkeys. The toys were discontinued in 2010, so who knows why they are in his office. MORE: Man gets trapped inside stadium chasing Pokemon Making this situation even stranger is that Tuberville should know better....
The Norman City Council previously upheld a mask ordinance that required people to wear a face covering in all public settings “wherein social or physical distancing cannot be maintained,” with some exceptions including eating at a bar or restaurant. The amendment will expand these public settings to include social gatherings of 25 people or more people on public or private properties. Norman Mayor Breea Clark’s decision to redefine public spaces in the ordinance comes after videos surfaced on social media of off-campus gatherings at the University of Oklahoma—located in Norman—during the school’s first home football game....
The Suns locked in on their campaign to bring LaMarcus Aldridge to the state of Arizona by clearing cap space and purchasing a huge banner that was going to be dropped in downtown Phoenix. On Saturday morning, Aldridge ended up picking the Spurs over the Suns, making the banner completely useless. MORE: 2015 NBA Draft" Night of future stars | Phoenix’s recruiting pitch In one of the better Twitter follow-ups, Mayor Greg Stanton let it be clear that the banner is at least going to a good place after the city’s efforts fell short....
Civil rights leader and former mayor Andrew Young emphatically told Atlanta television station WSB that Ferry should be allowed to rejoin the club. MORE: Biggest rises and falls in 2K15 | Aldridge talks free agency | Dragic has no plans to stay with the Suns “Hell, no,” Young responded when a host asked him whether Ferry should be fired for his comments last summer about Luol Deng. Ferry has been on a leave of absence since September after statements he made about Deng on conference call were released....
This week, Fox News claimed the COVID-19 pandemic “likely originated in a Wuhan laboratory, though not as a bioweapon but as part of China’s attempt to demonstrate that its efforts to identify and combat viruses are equal to or greater than the capabilities of the United States,” citing “multiple sources.” On Wednesday, Fox News reporter John Roberts asked President Donald Trump at his daily White House coronavirus press briefing about claims that the coronavirus had emanated from a virology lab in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the original epicenter of the pandemic, because of “lax safety protocols....
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the Moore v. Harper case involving the North Carolina Supreme Court and its state legislature. “North Carolina’s legislative leaders are appealing a ruling from the North Carolina Supreme Court striking down the state’s congressional map as an extreme partisan gerrymander,” the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said. According to the Brennan Center for Justice, North Carolina legislatures have argued that the state Supreme Court did not have the authority to block a “gerrymandered congressional map....
There have been calls for the panel investigating the Capitol riot to subpoena Ginni Thomas after she frequently spoke of her desire to overturn the 2020 election results from Joe Biden to Donald Trump, especially because she is married to a Supreme Court justice who could have influence over election-related decisions by the court. Following revelations about his wife’s communications with Mark Meadows, Trump lawyer John Eastman, and several Arizona lawmakers about overturning the 2020 Election results, Clarence Thomas was criticized for being the sole dissenting vote when the Supreme Court rejected Trump’s attempt to block the release of some presidential documents to the January 6 panel....
