Tiger Woods Back on Leaderboard at Quicken Loans National Tournament
After a long slump, Tiger Woods cruised to a spot only one off the leader at the Quicken Loans National Tournament heading into play on Saturday.
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Hillary Clinton’s Doctor’s Note: She Is ‘Fit to Serve’
On Friday, Hillary Clinton issued a letter from her doctor, claiming that she is fit and healthy enough to be president of the United States, but the release came amid other information that continues to show improprieties with her secret email address used while she was Obama’s Secretary of State.
Chicago Officials Set to Require Breastfeeding Rooms at Airports
The Chicago city council is set to pass a new requirement that the city’s two major airports, O’Hare and Midway, must provide free breastfeeding rooms for the public.
Donald Trump Wows Press at Women’s British Open in Scotland
Despite statements from the Women’s British Open that it did not approve of Donald Trump, the tournament kicked off Thursday at Trump’s Turnberry resort in Scotland. Naturally, Trump was on hand for tee off and his comments set the media abuzz, sports and non-sports journalists alike.
Man Arrested for Alleged Upskirt Photos of Women in Granbury, Texas
Police in Granbury, Texas, have arrested a 25-year-old man whom they are charging with secretly taking videos from underneath women’s dresses.
Socialist Bernie Sanders Vows No Third Party if He Doesn’t Win Dem Nomination
Self-avowed socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has put the powers that be in the Democrat Party at ease by saying that if he doesn’t beat Hillary Clinton and win the Democrat nomination in the upcoming primaries, he won’t try a third party run for 2016.
Millennials May Find It Harder Than Ever to Get Rich
A new study purports to show that, while Millennials are as poor as young people ever are these days, they may not be able to expect to become rich as they age as young Americans once expected.
100,000 Fans Sign Up for Socialist Bernie Sanders’s Campaign Events
Over 100,000 fans have signed up to attend upcoming campaign events for self-avowed socialist candidate for the Democratic nomination for president, Bernie Sanders.
Hillary Clinton Arranges Secret $600 Haircut
Hillary Clinton did her best to hide from the world the fact that she went to an exclusive New York salon for a $600 haircut last week.
Roger Goodell Calls ‘Steroid Use’ the ‘Closest Parallel’ to Deflategate
In his appeal ruling on Tom Brady’s four-game suspension, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wrote that “steroid use” appears as the “closest parallel” to the New England Patriots quarterback’s alleged infraction.
Newspapers Still Facing Troubles with Continued Job Loss
The decline of the newspaper industry is continuing as analysts report that overall another 10.4 percent of newsroom jobs have been lost. Minority jobs in the industry have also fallen to a new low level.
‘Exceptional’ Cold Front Slams Montana, Wyoming Mountains with Rare July Snow Pack
The Montana and Wyoming Rockies have been hit with what forecasters have called an “exceptional” and rare July cold front that has blanketed the region in a heavy snowfall.
Ray Rice Deserves Second Chance Says Domestic Violence Prevention Group
A group that works to prevent domestic violence says that the NFL should give former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice a second chance.
Florida Official Says It’s Illegal for BBQ Smoke to Leave Resident’s Property
A Pinellas County, Florida, environmental specialist was recently recorded in a video telling a resident that it was somehow illegal for the smoke from his home barbecue to leave his property.
Hulk Hogan, Fans Wonder Why He Can’t Use the ‘N-Word’ While Obama Can
Last week, Hulk Hogan’s entire world was turned upside down when a video of the wrestler indulging a race-tinged tirade went public.
HuffPo Looks to Help Obama’s Iran Deal by Exploiting Mike Huckabee Quote
Governor Mike Huckabee appeared on Breitbart News on Saturday and gave one quote that Huffington Post seemed to think was the most important news of the day on Sunday, likely because the lefty online newser thinks it can be exploited to help Obama’s failing Iran nuke deal.
Hundreds Turn Out in Chicago Suburb to Mourn Death of Woman Found Dead in Texas Jail Cell
Hundreds came out in a north Chicago suburb on Saturday to attend the funeral of Sandra Bland, the African American woman who was found dead in a Texas jail cell three days after she was stopped for a minor traffic violation.
New Obama Immigration Policy to Reduce Deportation to Even Lower Rates
The Obama administration is set to put a new illegal immigrant deportation policy into place that will reduce the level of deportations to even lower levels than the reductions he instituted earlier this year.
New Football Hall of Famer Charles Haley Tells Black Players to ‘Act Like White Guys’
One of the newest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, former San Francisco 49ers defensive end Charles Haley, advised young black players to “act like white guys” and stay out of trouble.
Calif. Cops: Nicaraguan Woman Rescued from Imprisonment, Sexual Abuse
Police in California say they rescued a woman from Nicaragua who was allegedly tricked into illegally entering the US only to be imprisoned in a closet and sexually abused for a year.
Seattle Sees Unexpected Fallout from $15 Per Hour Min. Wage
Low wage workers in Seattle who spent months agitating for a city-wide $15-per-hour minimum wage were quite successful in their quest. But many have suddenly found that the new rate has had unexpected consequences.
Image Troubled Congressman Anthony Weiner Working for a PR Company
Anthony Weiner, the New York Congressman who famously resigned after a cascade of personal public relations disasters, is now working as a consultant for a public relations firm, a New York-based company reported this week.
Defiance: Fans Make Tom Brady Top Seller of NFL Merch in Wake of Deflategate
New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady, mired in offseason troubles as a result of Deflategate, reigns as the NFL’s top seller. The NFL Players Association’s Top 50 player sales list for FY16 Q1 shows Brady as the league’s number-one seller.
New York Mayor de Blasio Dumps Plan to Squelch Uber’s Growth
Last week New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a move to put a cap on the growth of the popular smartphone app-based transportation company Uber. He planned to limit the number of cars Uber would be allowed to field across the city. But this week, in the face of criticism, de Blasio has abandoned his plan.
NBA to Offer Pay-Per-View Games for $6.99
The National Basketball Association readies to offer out-of-market games to fans this coming season for $6.99 per game for a single viewing, the league says.
