July 2019

Iran Rejects Pompeo’s Suggestion It Is Willing to Negotiate Over Missile Program

Politics /

WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday that Iran appeared willing to negotiate over its missile program “for the first time,” in what he and President Trump presented as evidence that sanctions and military pressure were working, less than a month after the president halted a planned military strike against Iran. But […]

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Harry Styles Might Play Prince Eric In Disney’s Live-Action ‘Little Mermaid’

Entertainment /

Fresh off the success of his solo album, Harry Styles could soon be making a (literal) splash on the big screen.  Variety reported Tuesday that the former One Direction singer is being courted by Disney to play Prince Eric in the live-action reboot of 1989 animated classic, “The Little Mermaid.”  If Styles is cast, he’ll

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Bezuidenhout seeks Portrush ‘revenge’ after beta-blocker ban

Sports /

From developing a stutter and anxiety issues after drinking rat poison as a toddler to getting banned from golf for taking beta blockers, Christiaan Bezuidenhout has overcome plenty on the way to his first major championship. It has been quite the journey to this week’s British Open for the 25-year-old South African. That it takes

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House Condemns Trump’s Attack on Four Congresswomen as Racist

Politics /

“This should be a vote on the filthy language, statements and lies told by the Democrat Congresswomen, who I truly believe, based on their actions, hate our Country,” Mr. Trump wrote. While some Democrats had pressed for a stronger resolution of censure, House leaders opted instead for a narrower measure based on Mr. Trump’s latest

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Puerto Rico Governor Vows To Remain In Office After Violent Protests

Finance /

Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said on Tuesday he will stay in office despite protests calling for his resignation that turned violent overnight. A peaceful demonstration that drew thousands to the streets of San Juan on Monday turned hostile in the evening when protesters and police clashed, injuring 21 law enforcement agents, officials said. The

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