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n late September 2018 with a mid-year election approaching, the often bitterly divided House Intelligence Committee forged a rare bipartisan moment: Its Republican and Democratic members voted to make public the transcripts of 53 witnesses in the Russia collusion investigation. But what was hailed as an act of transparency has not been fulfilled 19 months …
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Eddie Murphy is back on the stand-up comedy circuit after a long break, and soon, he’ll be in your living room. The legendary comedian, along with Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Tiffany Haddish, Howie Mandel, Billy Crystal, Kevin Hart, Marc Maron, Marlon Wayans, Margaret Cho, Tim Meadows, Jon Lovitz, and more have joined the star-studded lineup …
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Canada Goose said it plans to stop using fur from freshly killed coyotes to make its pricey parkas — but the company denied it’s caving to pressure from animal-rights groups. The 63-year-old luxury coat maker — which has been under fire from animal rights activists for years over its use of coyote fur and goose …
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Vinny Guadagnino is getting real about his struggle to lose weight. On Keto Guido, an Instagram account dedciated to his diet, the “Jersey Shore” star, 32, detailed his “yo-yo dieting.” “A lot of people didn’t know that I struggled with my weight my whole life. I was the king of yo-yo dieting,” the reality star …
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to “ensure that we’re strengthening gun control in this country” following the killing of at least 18 people by a gunman in Nova Scotia over the weekend, the deadliest shooting in Canadian history. Speaking to reporters, Trudeau said he was “on the verge” of banning semi-automatic rifles, and could …
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Canadian police in Portapique, Nova Scotia, following the search for mass-shooting suspect Gabriel Wortman, April 19, 2020 (John Morris/Reuters) A gunman killed 16 people during a shooting rampage in Nova Scotia on Sunday, the deadliest shooting in Canada’s history. The suspect, identified as Gabriel Wortman, 51, disguised himself as a police officer and tricked out …
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NBC Sports’ Peter King is anticipating an “ugly and drawn-out” divorce between star safety Jamal Adams and the New York Jets, unless the organization gives him the payday he wants. The NFL and players’ union reached an agreement last week regarding details of a virtual offseason for teams in light of the global coronavirus pandemic, …
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When Adam Warren reported to the Yankees’ minor league camp in February, he recalled it had been a decade since his initial taste of something that is decidedly different from what big-league spring training is about. Warren, 32 and easily the oldest player in minor league camp, had eight years in the big leagues but …
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Despite reports of renewed optimism about restarting the NBA season, commissioner Adam Silver said Friday night there is too much “uncertainty’’ to even give a date on when a decision can be made. “We are not in any position to make any decisions and it’s unclear when we will be,” Silver said on a Friday …
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Things between the Jets and star safety Jamal Adams are getting messy … again. ESPN reported that Adams will not participate in the virtual offseason program, which begins April 27 and is voluntary, because he is unhappy the team has not expressed official interest in extending his contract. Adams, 24, is in the final year …
n late September 2018 with a mid-year election approaching, the often bitterly divided House Intelligence Committee forged a rare bipartisan moment: Its Republican and Democratic members voted to make public the transcripts of 53 witnesses in the Russia collusion investigation. But what was hailed as an act of transparency has not been fulfilled 19 months …
