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Month: December 2019

Update on the latest sports

NBA SCHEDULE Clippers-Bucks highlight 10-game schedule UNDATED (AP) — The Los Angeles Clippers visit Milwaukee tonight, opening a six-game Eastern swing against a formidable opponent. The Bucks have won 13 games in a row and are tied with the Lakers for the league’s best record. They lead the league in scoring, field-goal percentage, rebounds and

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US announces sanctions on leaders of Iran-backed militias in Iraq for protestor killings

The US announced sanctions Friday on the Iraqi leaders of three Iran-backed militias for killing dozens of innocent civilians who were protesting economic conditions and foreign interference in their country. The State Department’s senior official on Middle East affairs condemned Iran’s interference in Iraqi affairs as he announced the sanctions. Assistant Secretary of State David

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Mike Bloomberg to Bloomberg News reporters upset over not being able to probe Democrats: ‘With your paycheck comes some restrictions’

Mike Bloomberg, the billionaire Democratic presidential candidate, said employees at his news organization “just have to learn to live with some things” when asked about their frustrations over the outlet’s 2020 election policy forbidding the investigation of Democratic presidential contenders. “They get a paycheck,” Bloomberg said during an interview that aired Friday with “CBS This

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Retailers are scrambling to find holiday help

If you’re looking for a store employee to help you out while shopping this holiday season, you’re not alone. Retailers themselves are having a lot of trouble finding the help they need. With unemployment rate so low, retailers are scrambling to find workers. They’re raising pay and benefits over what was offered in the past,

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Bernie Sanders campaign parts ways with staffer after report of homophobic and anti-Semitic tweets

Bernie Sanders‘ campaign has parted ways with a newly hired staffer after a conservative website unearthed a series of tweets allegedly from the staffer that contained anti-Semitic and homophobic language. Darius Khalil Gordon announced Wednesday that he had taken a job with the campaign as the deputy director of constituency organizing. On Thursday, the Washington

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“I Will Not Go Quietly”

Click here for updates on this story     Trenton, Fla. (WUFT News) — Melina Rayna Farley-Barratt is not sure how many years she has left, but she is sure of two things she wants to do with them: live publicly as a woman, and change the Constitution of the United States. On a mid-September morning, Melina

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