May 2019

AP Source: WNBA hires Deloitte CEO Engelbert as president

The WNBA has a new president, a little more than a week before the season starts. The league has hired Deloitte CEO Cathy Engelbert, according to a person familiar with the situation. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Wednesday because the league hasn’t publicly announced the hiring. Since 2015, Engelbert […]

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2020 Democrats Condemn Alabama Abortion Measure and Vow to Fight It

Democrats vying for the party’s nomination for president roundly condemned a measure approved by the Alabama Senate on Tuesday that would outlaw almost all abortions in the state, calling it an outrageous, appalling and unconstitutional attack on women that they vowed to challenge. Among the measure’s most forceful critics were the leading women candidates: Senator

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Doctor charged with driving drunk, striking pedestrians

Authorities have charged a prominent Massachusetts doctor with driving drunk, striking three pedestrians in a crosswalk and then leaving the scene. Dr. Michael Watkins, a vascular surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital, was released on $1,500 bail after pleading not guilty Tuesday to charges including assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon and operating

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Hackers interrupt Israeli Eurovision webcast with faked explosions

Image copyright EPA Image caption Miller-Heidke (centre) wrote Zero Gravity with her husband, Keir Nuttall An Israeli webcast of the first Eurovision semi-final has been hacked to show faked explosions in host city Tel Aviv. Viewers saw a warning about a fictitious attack on the city, accompanied by an animated video and the sound of

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House Hunting in … Canada

The increased sales volume has gradually eaten away at inventory, putting sellers in a better position, said Sheila Henry, the association’s president. Active residential listings numbered 4,755 at the end of March, down 19 percent from March 2018. Still, New Brunswick remains one of Canada’s least populous and most affordable housing markets, with an average

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