Golf Hall Of Fame Makes Big Change For Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods changed the face of golf forever, but no one expected this kind of move.
The South's Oldest Fast Food Chain Files For…
The beloved chain operates or franchises more than 300 restaurants throughout the South.
The Man Behind Some Of TV's Biggest Hits Dead At…
His credits includes signature cable series like MTV's 'Road Rules' and History's 'Ancient Aliens.'
Social Security At The Center Of Democratic…
Joe Biden has sought to ease tensions with Democratic presidential rival Bernie Sanders after the two candidates exchanged several volleys over Social Security and other matters
Trump to attend anti-abortion rally in Washington
The White House says President Donald Trump will become the first president to attend the annual anti-abortion gathering in Washington called the March for Life
Stress Can Turn Hair Prematurely Gray: Study
Science has just confirmed what many have long suspected—stress can make you go gray before your time.
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8 Foods You Should Stock up on in the Winter
8 Foods You Should Stock up on in the Winter Whether you’re preparing for an impending snowstorm or trying to educate yourself just in case, there are a number of essential items you should have stocked in your pantry. Here are the eight best foods to buy in preparation for winter. 1. Cold weather can lead to frozen pipes, which means bottled water is essential. 2. Because of its long shelf life, peanut butter is the perfect protein-packed snack. 3. If your power goes down, canned soup can be a handy meal, as it technically doesn’t need to be cooked. 4. Carb-filled and perfectly paired with peanut butter, bread is an affordable and filling option. 5. With a variety of different types available, crackers are cheap and perfect for munching. 6. Not only is canned tuna packed full of proteins, it can also be safely eaten without being cooked. 7. Honey tastes great on almost everything and has an incredibly long shelf life. 8. Grab your favorite granola and protein bars. These long-lasting snacks are packed with fiber and protein.
Titanic Divers Now Must Go Through US and UK
For the first time in the nearly 108 years the Titanic has sat at the bottom of the North Atlantic, an international agreement with broad protections will safeguard the steamship's remains. The US and UK will have to approve any expeditions to enter the Titanic or remove any artifacts, the...
Avenatti Wins, Loses At Manhattan Pre-Trial…
Federal prosecutors won't be allowed to try to show that Michael Avenatti’s heavy debts gave him a motive to extort Nike Inc. US District Judge Paul Gardephe's ruling in Manhattan on Wednesday gave a victory to the celebrity lawyer. Reuters reports Avenatti has been in solitary confinement following his Jan. 14 arrest. He wore a thin, dark gray, short-sleeve collarless shirt with matching pants and orange sneakers to Wednesday’s hearing. But the judge also rejected Avenatti’s request to delay the trial following his jailing last week for an alleged bail violation in California. In California, Avenatti is accused of defrauding several clients, and lying to the Internal Revenue Service and a bankruptcy court. Avenatti became known for representing pornographic actress Stormy Daniels in lawsuits against President Donald Trump.
California Law Is Increasing Gender Diversity In…
A study found since its implementation, the number of woman directors in California has risen more quickly than in the rest of the country.
Why do cars frost over in the morning?
Before leaving for work in the morning, have you ever wondered why cars frost over during cold weather? Here's why frost sometimes appears on your car.
Day 2 of Impeachment Trial: Schiff Talks, Trump…
Democratic Sen. Jon Tester described the first day of President Trump's impeachment trial, which clocked in at nearly 13 hours, as "like sitting on a tractor," reports NBC News . And it's back on the tractor today: With the rules for the trial now set , House managers led by Rep. Adam...
The Latest: morning rain delays play on outside…
Morning rain has delayed the start of play on outside courts at the Australian Open by one hour
Tulsi Gabbard Is Suing Hillary Clinton for…
Tulsi Gabbard Is Suing Hillary Clinton for Defamation The Hawaii congresswoman's lawsuit claims she has suffered damages estimated in excess of $50 million. The suit alleges former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lied about Gabbard's ties to Russia during a 2019 podcast interview. Clinton said she felt one female candidate was being "groomed" to be a third-party candidate. Clinton would go on to label this person as a "favorite" of the Russians. When later asked if Clinton was referring to Gabbard, Clinton's spokesman, Nick Merrill, replied, "If the nesting doll fits." While it's unclear if the lawsuit stands a chance of succeeding, the news puts Gabbard back into the headlines. The Democratic presidential candidate will likely need as much publicity as possible ahead of the Iowa caucuses in February.
Weinstein Trial Begins With 'Graphic,' 'Vivid…
Harvey Weinstein's trial has begun in New York. Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Meghan Hast on Wednesday gave an opening statement NBC News calls "lengthy and graphic" and the New York Times says included "vivid descriptions" of alleged sexual abuse by the 67-year-old movie mogul, who denies all allegations. He could...
Cathay Pacific Agrees To Let Flight Attendants…
Cathay Pacific Airways will allow all crew members and frontline employees to wear surgical masks on flights. Reuters reports the Hong Kong airline made the call due to concerns over a new coronavirus. Cathay Pacific said passengers to and from Wuhan, China, could change or cancel flights for free through March 31st, 2020. The virus resembles pneumonia and can lead to death. It's believed to have originated in a seafood market in Wuhan.
Utah Enacts Ban On 'Conversion Therapy' For LGBTQ…
The "therapy," which aims to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, has been linked to depression and suicidal thoughts.
Coldest temps in 2 years invade Florida
Some of the lowest temperatures since January of 2018 are hitting Florida. This comes just a week after many spots in the state were tying or breaking record highs.