July 2019
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Drivers in Cobb County, Georgia got a little surprise this week when construction workers turned out to be undercover cops, CBS News reports. The helmet-wearing officers aimed to stop drivers from using smartphones behind the wheel, and wrote 170 tickets at one crossing alone in only a few hours, mostly for breaking the state’s hands-free law. The…
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Singer Timi Dakolo has insisted that he never discussed his wife’s virginity with anyone neither did he do that with any media house. The singer made said this during a Press Conference which held earlier today, and he said he himself wondered where the news came from as he never granted any such interview. He…
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Gareth Bale was nowhere to be seen in Real Madrid’s first pre-season match, and coach Zinedine Zidane admitted afterwards that it would be better if the Welshman left the club. Los Blancos succumbed to a 3-1 defeat against Bayern Munich in Houston with Bale not getting any minutes at all, as the club look to offload the player this summer and Zidane made…
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Amsale: Bridal Spring 2020 fashion
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President Trump and the American First Lady, Melania, are on the case—the A$AP Rocky case. The rapper, whose detention in Sweden caused an uproar last week, was on Friday ordered to be held at least until July 25, NBC News reports. He was first arrested July 2 after an alleged street fight. But Trump says he’s going to…
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Ding! Your baby’s diaper is wet. That’s the idea behind Lumi by Pampers, a new line of smart diapers that text-alerts parents when the baby needs changing, CNN reports. The product also tracks the baby’s sleep time and number of pees, but not—as a dad points out at Mashable—how often it poops. Like other products, Lumi includes a…
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Daniel Radcliffe is set to explore his family connections to Northern Ireland in the latest series of the BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? During the programme, the Harry Potter star travels to Banbridge in County Down, where his father grew up. While there, he uncovers that four of his great-great-uncles fought in World…
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Trump has already been caught in more outright lies than any other president Unlike most politicians, Donald Trump, does not simply exaggerate, distort or mislead. He tells outright lies that are easily disproved. Here is a small sampling of some of Trump’s whoppers: A) Trump lied about US immigration policy for Muslims vs. Christians. Trump…
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For no apparent reason, Trump reduced automobile fuel efficiency standards. Although auto makers had already agreed to higher fuel efficiency standards, Trump reduced those standards for no apparent reason. Thanks to this decision, our fossil fuel consumption is increasing as is our dependence on foreign oil and the amount of toxins in our air. There…
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Matthijs de Ligt, who recently joined Juventus, has explained his choice for the famed Italian club side. The former Ajax player said he preferred Juventus for their old-school defending, adding that his idols at the club include Maldini, Scirea and Nesta, among others. Professing his affection for Cristiano Ronaldo’s current club, Matthijs de Ligt said…
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It’s no secret that Neymar is on the market this summer and Paris Saint-Germain have made it clear that the Brazilian is available to anyone who can come up with an attractive enough offer, one which could be possible thanks to Bayern Munich and Ousmane Dembele. The ball is in Barcelona’s court, but it’s a move that is difficult on a financial level…
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The U.S. House of Reps has struck again. Barely a day after addressing two hot-button issues, the legislative body voted Thursday to increase the US minimum wage to $15 by 2025. The 231-199 vote fell mostly on party lines and showed that centrist and liberal Democrats can still compromise, the Hill reports. Liberals won by getting the wage…
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Dutch airline KLM is apologizing after one of its regional Twitter accounts suggested passengers in the back of a plane are less likely to die in a crash. “Seats at the back of a plane are the safest!” KLM India tweeted Wednesday, citing a 2015 Time article that described a 32% fatality rate in the back third…
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In the U.S. state of Illinois, the dramatic close to a brutal kidnapping and murder case has made headlines around the world. Brendt Christensen will spend the rest of his life in jail, spared of the death penalty. It is his punishment for what he did to Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying back in 2017. Arriving…
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China will sanction the American companies who have participated in the sale of arms to Taiwan in order to help safeguard national interests, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Geng Shuang said on Friday. Geng’s comments came after the United States earlier announced a plan to sell 2.22 billion U.S. dollars worth of weapons to Taiwan. The…
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Six soldiers were killed in an ambush by rebel fighters in northeast Nigeria’s Borno State, according to two military sources who spoke to AFP news agency. Heavily armed fighters from the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) group opened fire on a patrol vehicle on Wednesday near Jakana, 30km from the state capital Maiduguri, killing…
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