Exel had to fight through a tough freshman season as a novice wrestler. Now, as a junior, he’s a state champion.
February 2020
Posted inUncategorized
Appeals court upholds Trump rules involving abortions
The rules ban taxpayer-funded clinics in the Title X program for low-income women from making abortion referrals.
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Missing Pennsylvania man found safe 2 days after his car turned up in Owls Head
The man had been missing since Thursday and family members were concerned about his well-being because of recent events involving the family.
Posted inNation & World
Professors’ calendar would do away with the traditional leap
The Hanke-Henry Permanent Calendar is 364 days long. It is consistent: The year always begins on a Monday. Your birthday always falls on the same day of the week. And Feb. 29 is gone for good.
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Monday’s college roundup: Florida State men’s basketball rallies to win
The Seminoles come back from a double-digit deficit to beat Louisville.
Posted inNation & World
White House unveils $2.5 billion emergency coronavirus request
The request was released Monday evening and came as key government accounts were running low.
Posted inElections, Nation & World, Politics
As Sanders’ star rises, Democratic rivals find themselves walking a fine line
They must find a way to blunt his success before March 3, but don’t want to undermine the party’s chances of defeating Trump if the Vermont senator wins the nomination.
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MLB roundup: Altuve booed, nicked by pitch
Houston Astros second baseman hears loudly how fans feel about the cheating scandal involving his team.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer spent thousands on cheesecake
Federal Election Commission filings show that the Friends of Schumer PAC did spend $8,638.85 at Junior’s Cheesecake between 2009 and 2016, but most were handed out as gifts.
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Hunting for ‘marsquakes,’ NASA lander finds surprisingly active red planet
The InSight’s seismometer picked up 174 marsquakes through Sept. 30, including more than 20 measuring magnitude 3 to magnitude 4.