July 2019

Culberson’s ‘clutch’ throw saves Braves’ 4-3 win over Miami

Charlie Culberson has only a lukewarm acceptance of his “Charlie Clutch” nickname. Culberson only made the moniker more difficult to shed with his game-saving throw to the plate in the ninth inning against Miami. Josh Donaldson capped his strong first-half finish by hitting a two-run homer and Culberson’s defensive play helped the Atlanta Braves escaped

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British Airways in talks to avert pilots’ strike

Image copyright Getty Images British Airways will begin talks with its pilots on Monday to avert a potentially damaging summer strike. Pilots have rejected a pay increase worth 11.5% over three years, which the airline says is “fair and generous”. However, the British Airline Pilots’ Association (Balpa) argues that its members deserve a better offer,

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Blindsided by a ‘Devastating’ Veto, Alaska’s University System Pleads for a Lifeline

Republican Party officials have celebrated Mr. Dunleavy’s actions in recent days, among them the state chairman, Glenn Clary, who said last week that the governor understood that the state must live within its means. “Alaska’s economic future is in good hands with our governor and his staff,” Mr. Clary said. As the Legislature begins its

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Crews rush to fix roads, utilities after California quakes

Officials in two damaged desert communities worked Sunday to repair roads and restore utilities following the largest earthquake in Southern California in nearly two decades. Ridgecrest and neighboring Trona were hit hard by the magnitude 7.1 quake that rocked the remote Mojave Desert towns Friday. Roads in Ridgecrest were in good shape, electricity was back

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