December 2019

Marshawn Lynch Returns To Seahawks For A Last Hurrah. Fans Rejoice.

Break out the Skittles ― “Beast Mode” is returning to the Seattle Seahawks. The playoff-bound team signed Marshawn Lynch Monday night after their three top running backs went down with injuries, according to reports. The Skittles-loving and Donald Trump-criticizing Lynch, 33, and former backfield mate Robert Turbin, who also signed Monday, are rejoining the Seahawks […]

Marshawn Lynch Returns To Seahawks For A Last Hurrah. Fans Rejoice. Read More »

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Share Baby Archie’s First Christmas Card

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared their first Christmas card that includes baby Archie. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s card was first shared by the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust and features the little family in front of a Christmas tree with 7-month-old Archie taking center stage. “Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Share Baby Archie’s First Christmas Card Read More »

Pentagon Eyes Africa Drawdown as First Step in Global Troop Shift

WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper is weighing proposals for a major reduction — or even a complete pullout — of American forces from West Africa as the first phase of reviewing global deployments that could reshuffle thousands of troops around the world, according to officials familiar with internal deliberations. The discussions of a

Pentagon Eyes Africa Drawdown as First Step in Global Troop Shift Read More »

California may limit using jobs, school for insurance rates

California is proposing to restrict auto insurance practices that regulators say benefit those who have more money, more education and are white By DON THOMPSON Associated Press December 24, 2019, 12:22 AM 4 min read SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California is proposing to restrict auto insurance practices that regulators say benefit those who have more money,

California may limit using jobs, school for insurance rates Read More »

Thomas Gainsborough: Export bar put on ‘finest’ painting

Image copyright DCMS Image caption Thomas Gainsborough’s painting Going to Market, Early Morning, is worth £8m An oil painting by English landscape artist Thomas Gainsborough could leave Britain’s shores unless a UK buyer comes forward to buy the £8m work. An application to take the Suffolk-born artist’s Going to Market, Early Morning out of the

Thomas Gainsborough: Export bar put on ‘finest’ painting Read More »