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Month: November 2019

City may not implode Hard Rock hotel structure

Click here for updates on this story     NEW ORLEANS, LA (WGNO) — New Orleans City Leaders may be reconsidering plans to implode the remains of the partially collapsed Hard Rock hotel structure. The news comes via a post on Mayor Latoya Cantrell’s facebook page. The post features a recent interview with NOFD Superintendent Tim McConnell

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Ketamine may treat harmful drinking behavior by ‘rewriting drinking memories,’ researchers say

A single dose of ketamine may be able to curb harmful drinking behavior by “rewriting drinking memories,” according to a study published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications. The researchers say that, when coupled with an exercise involving beer that pulls memories of alcohol to the foreground, there’s evidence that the drug can disrupt how

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Dick’s shares soar 18% on strong sales

Shares of Dick’s Sporting Goods soared 18% in early trading after the company reported strong earnings and raised its guidance for the third time this year. The company has pulled back on gun sales recently, which generated some consumer backlash, but Dick’s seems to have put that controversy behind it. Sales at stores open at

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137 women have been killed by their partners in France this year. Critics blame a ‘deeply sexist society’

Marie-Alice Dibon and Luciano Meridda’s relationship began with poetry. The pair met during a taxi ride through Paris in 2004. Dibon, then 38 and a cosmetics and pharmaceutical specialist who split her time between Silicon Valley and the French capital, had grown curious about her driver’s reading material. She wanted to know about the poetry

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Federal judge says former White House counsel Don McGahn must speak to House: ‘Presidents are not kings’

A federal judge decided Monday that President Donald Trump’s former White House counsel Don McGahn must testify to the House of Representatives in its impeachment probe, marking the first major ruling about House witness testimony during the Trump administration. “However busy or essential a presidential aide might be, and whatever their proximity to sensitive domestic

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