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Month: November 2019

How Michael Bloomberg became the richest man in media

Entrepreneur and philanthropist-turned politician Michael Bloomberg has been called one of most successful New York mayors in the city’s history. Now the 77-year-old media mogul apparently wants to be president, too. He is preparing to file paperwork in Alabama to qualify for that state’s presidential primary. He has one big supporter already–fellow billionaire businessman Leon

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Old Navy’s future is in doubt

Gap outlined a plan to rescue itself in February, and Wall Street was firmly behind it: The company would spin off its popular Old Navy brand in 2020 and focus on its own struggling flagship, as well as its Banana Republic, Athleta and Hill City lines. But the future of that strategy is now up

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Nurse takes cancer patient skydiving

Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, NE (KMTV) — 66-year-old Ray Jolly was diagnosed with blood cancer, Myelodysplastic Syndrome , about a year ago. He’s experienced six rounds of chemo and needs blood and platelet transfusions about twice a week. His visits at Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center can take several hours. In that

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Man creates his own Batmobile from scratch

Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, IL (WGN) — If you remember the Tim Burton movies — with Michael Keaton as Batman — you remember how cool that Batmobile was. Well, one Chicago-area man created the closest thing to the iconic car. Brian Hendler created what he described as the “Big Black Car”

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Bill proposed by NY state senator would ban medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex children

Legislation that would effectively ban “medically unnecessary” surgeries on intersex children prior to their ability to give informed consent in New York will be announced Friday by state Sen. Brad Hoylman. The measure, which would require that a patient issue informed consent prior to any procedure, will “protect intersex children from medical intervention and allow

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¿Nace un nuevo eje progresista en América Latina?

Nota del editor: Pedro Brieger es un periodista y sociólogo argentino, autor de más de siete libros y colaborador en publicaciones sobre temas internacionales. Actualmente se desempeña como director de NODAL, un portal dedicado exclusivamente a las noticias de América Latina y el Caribe. Colaboró con diferentes medios nacionales como Clarín, El Cronista, La Nación,

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11 times Trump has ripped Jeff Sessions

Jeff Sessions’ entrance into the Alabama Senate race could reignite a bitter personal feud between him and President Donald Trump. The President lambasted Sessions personally and professionally throughout his tenure as attorney general in the Trump administration. Here’s a look back at 11 times Trump resorted to insulting Sessions: In March, Trump mocked Sessions’ southern

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Is it illegal to out the whistleblower?

As the House prepares for its first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump, the GOP is trying to shift attention back to the whistleblower whose complaint initially prompted the investigation. The President has not wavered in his attacks against the whistleblower since the beginning of the investigation, continuing to make false

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