Cue up The Rembrandts and get ready to argue about if Ross and Rachel were on a break. The cast of “Friends” is reuniting on HBO Max. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer are starring in a reunion special for WarnerMedia’s upcoming streaming service, the company announced on
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EL PASO, Texas — Two former NFL players were walking free on bond Friday after federal agents said they caught them with over 150 pounds of marijuana at the Sierra Blanca checkpoint. A federal judge in El Paso granted bond Friday to former Cleveland Browns starting offensive tackle Greg Robinson and former Indianapolis Colts wide
Continue Reading Marie Yovanovitch, the former United States ambassador to Ukraine who was a key witness in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, will author a book. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, the publisher that acquired the deal, said in a Friday press release that the “untitled memoir will recount her long career in U.S. foreign service” and
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A judge deciding whether RMS Titanic Inc., can retrieve the radio used to call for help after the ship hit an iceberg needs more time before issuing a decision, said the company’s attorney David Concannon. US District Judge Rebecca Beach Smith heard the proposal presented by Atlanta-based RMS Titanic Inc. — which has exclusive rights
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Mike Bloomberg got into the Democratic primary, in large part, to stop Bernie Sanders. He may be doing the exact opposite. Sanders, after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and with a slew of national polls showing him atop the field, is widely seen as the race’s front-runner. And yet it was Bloomberg who
Continue Reading Former acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has formally resigned from US government service after President Donald Trump made it clear he would not be nominated for the full time intelligence chief job, a source familiar with the matter tells CNN. The office of DNI also officially announced the second-ranking official there, Andrew Hallman,
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EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso Municipal Court will be offering the community 13 days of amnesty to resolve warrants, citations and tickets. Activated and prior warrant fees, collection fees and late fees for parking citations will be waived. Officials are encouraging to take advantage of the opportunity to pay traffic tickets and restore
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Most of the Americans who were being monitored at the University of Nebraska Medical Center for coronavirus after evacuating a cruise ship in Japan tested positive for the virus, the hospital says. UNMC said in a statement Thursday that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention verified the Nebraska Public Health Lab results showing
Continue Reading It’s not often that a company asks to end a tax break that is worth about $100 million a year. But Boeing is doing just that. It’s not out of any sense of corporate largess that Boeing is seeking to end the tax break it has been getting from Washington, its home state. Instead it
Continue Reading Some students at a New York university are in hot water over allegations they held what the school is describing as a “coronavirus-themed party.” Officials at the University of Albany say they are investigating the event, which they called “distasteful and hurtful” in a news release. “We are aware of a coronavirus-themed party that was
Continue Reading The Dow and the broader stock market dropped Friday as investors continued to struggle with pricing in the potential fallout from the coronavirus outbreak. Stocks opened lower but sold off sharply in the first hour of trading. The Dow fell as much as 327 points at its low, before bouncing back. The index closed down
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After a few hymns, two Scripture readings and a rousing gospel song from the choir, Malcolm Kenyatta took the microphone at Reid Chapel AME Church here on a recent Sunday to address more worldly affairs: the state’s fast-approaching Democratic presidential primary. “If you’ve been paying attention, some people are saying that this election is over,
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Some passengers and crew are still aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship following its 14-day coronavirus quarantine in Japan, but the ship has not seen its last days at sea. On April 29, following what Carnival Corp. (Princess Cruises’ parent company) says will be a full sanitation process, the 116,000-ton vessel will resume service. The
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Click here for updates on this story BUCHANAN COUNTY, MO (KCTV) — New details have been released about the investigation into a woman’s body found in a bag by the roadside in Buchanan County. The victim, originally thought to be a woman in her mid-50s, was actually 21-year-old Arial Anne-Rae Starcher of Independence. Authorities are
Continue Reading President Donald Trump’s top trade adviser Peter Navarro said Friday he has been “hunting” for the author of the anonymous New York Times op-ed and the book, “A Warning,” but avoided the question when pressed about who, specifically, he believes to be the author. CNN reported Thursday that Navarro has been leading the charge inside
Continue Reading Don’t go chasing waterfalls. Chase the Democratic nomination instead. Iconic R&B group TLC is taking their hit songs to the 2020 presidential race. The Grammy award-winning group is performing at Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer‘s “Battle Ready” rally in Las Vegas Friday night, making them the first celebrities to perform live at one of Steyer’s
Continue Reading Can’t afford a Telsa Cybertruck? No worry. Get the toy. Mattel has announced that it is releasing two radio-controlled Hot Wheels Cybertrucks. One will come complete with a reusable cracked vinyl sticker. The Cybertruck, Tesla’s futuristic pickup truck, was unveiled by CEO Elon Musk in November 2019. It is expected to go into production next
Continue Reading President Donald Trump’s new personnel chief told agency officials at a meeting on Thursday to expect staffing changes and movements across the government, people familiar with the meeting told CNN. A White House official said John McEntee, the President’s former body man who was elevated to run the presidential personnel office, made it clear his
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story ATLANTA, Ga. (WGCL) — The Drug Enforcement Administration announced a new initiative to crack down on the distribution of methamphetamine in the United States. DEA Acting Administrator Uttam Dhillon was in Atlanta for the announcement Thursday. He said the focus is on eight cities, including Atlanta, where Mexican
Continue Reading At Wednesday night’s debate, the six top 2020 Democratic candidates were asked whether the one of them with the most delegates at the end of the presidential primary process should be the nominee — even if that person didn’t have a majority of the delegates. Five said no. One — Bernie Sanders — said yes.
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A 12-year-old boy left his puppy outside a shelter with a stuffed animal and a touching note: He wanted to spare him the wrath of his abusive father. The boy, who identfied himself as Andrés, left the pitbull puppy at a shelter in the Mexican state of Michoacan on February 13. A dog rescue group
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(CNN) — En lo que va de la temporada, 105 niños han muerto a causa de influenza, según datos publicados el viernes por los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) de Estados Unidos. Este es el mayor número de muertes infantiles por gripe en este momento de la temporada desde que
Continue Reading Jurors in Harvey Weinstein’s case have asked the court for legal clarifications, to repeat testimony from key witnesses and even to provide apartment blueprints since deliberations began on Tuesday. In all, jurors have sent in 10 notes, some of which had multiple questions and requests. Their specific questions showed a focus on testimony from Miriam
Continue Reading Elizabeth Warren’s shock-and-awe attacks on Michael Bloomberg have won her the hearts — and dollars — of many liberal Democrats, infusing new oxygen into a campaign that looked to be on the verge of collapse after two disappointing finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire. But the Massachusetts senator has also been increasingly pointed in her
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story VANCOUVER, WA (KPTV) — A fire tore through a home in Vancouver Friday morning, causing major damage and killing five pets. At around 8:38 a.m., firefighters with Vancouver Fire and Clark County Fire District responded to a fire at a home in the 500 block of Northeast 127th
Continue Reading Want to own a piece of recent American history? Here’s your chance. An auction house is currently selling a copy of the House Democrats’ report that recommended the impeachment of President Trump, which was signed by Trump himself the day he was impeached. So they claim. Goldin Auctions, a company located in Runnemede, New Jersey,
Continue Reading Not the Biscoff cookies! United Airlines decided to play with fire this week when it announced a controversial change to its lineup of in-flight snack options. Biscoff cookies — those buttery, melt-in-your-mouth, cinnamon-ginger-nutmeg biscuits — will soon be replaced by … Oreo Thins. “As promised, we continue to switch up our snacks for variety,” Andrea
Continue Reading Republican lawmakers vocally objected to an intelligence briefing assessment that Russia prefers President Donald Trump to win in 2020 — and Rep. Devin Nunes of California, a close Trump ally, told the President about the election meddling briefing afterward, according to a person familiar with the matter. Trump was irritated that he had to learn
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story HARRISBURG, OR (KPTV) — A Harrisburg couple celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary won $250,00 playing an Oregon Lottery Scratch-it. The Oregon Lottery said Riley and Jerrica Ross were on their way home from the Oregon Coast when they stopped at a Shell Station in Monmouth for gas and
Continue Reading The Manhattan District Attorney’s office says it’s investigating new allegations against a former Columbia University gynecologist — who lost his license in a plea deal four years ago but didn’t go to prison — after a slew of sexual assault accusations emerged in recent weeks. The wave of new accusations against Robert Hadden gained momentum
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