Tyson Fury announces retirement from boxing… again
Tyson Fury has confirmed he plans to return to the boxing ring as he urged Derek Chisora to accept his offer of a trilogy fight after revealing Isaac Lowe as his new trainer. Fury claimed in April that he was due to retire after a sixth-round knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium, but has repeatedly hinted that he was considering a U-turn. Earlier this week, Fury’s co-promoter Frank Warren said the 33-year-old has “itchy feet” and “wants to fight”, while the WBC heavyweight champion pledged to face- se to the winner of the upcoming battle between Oleksandr Usyk and…
Read More »Venezuela and Colombia appoint ambassadors to try to mend ties | Political news
Venezuela and Colombia appoint envoys to each other’s capitals, with the aim of re-establishing relations that have been broken for more than three years. Venezuela and Colombia have appointed each other as ambassadors, days after the inauguration of Colombia’s first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro, who has pledged to mend ties with his neighbor. The former Venezuelan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Félix Plasencia, “soon will be in Bogotá”, President Nicolás Maduro announced this Thursday. The newly elected Colombian president said Armando Benedetti, a former senator, will be in charge of “normalizing diplomatic relations between the two countries.” Petro, who was sworn…
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Uptown chef escapes gunfire in shooting that injured 2 – WSOC TV
CHARLOTTE – A chef said he escaped gunfire in uptown Charlotte after a woman opened fire in the middle of the street Thursday night. Two people were shot and taken to Atrium CMC, police said. The shooting happened around 6 p.m. at North Tryon Street and Montford Point Street near the Skyhouse Apartments. Shell casings littered the road as officers investigated four cars that appeared to be connected to the shooting. More than 35 road test markers were placed. The chef who volunteers with Block Love CLT said his group was about to deliver meals to the needy in the…
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How to spot November’s political winners – New York Daily News
If you’re looking for a real winner in the 2022 election, check out the trend-bucking victor. With all the talk about how many seats the Republicans could win in the House or whether the Democrats can take the Senate, keep an eye out for the candidate to step up and become the one to watch. Because these are the names that will end up in the history books. In 1928, Franklin Roosevelt won the governorship of New York in the same year that Herbert Hoover carried the Empire State and the country for the Republicans. Four years later, FDR won…
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Reaction to the FBI raid and mental health in children
The text messages confirmed how hard the DeWine administration pushed for two nuclear bailouts at the center of Ohio’s largest public corruption scandal. New numbers show a rise in children’s mental health issues, and U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan is trying to make a run for it. We break down what it all means on this week’s episode of Ohio Politics Explained. It’s a podcast from the USA TODAY Ohio Bureau Network where we catch you up on the state’s political news in 15 minutes or less. This week, anchor Anna Staver was joined by reporter Laura Bischoff. 1) First Energy…
Read More »Ex-chancellor of Germany Schroeder sues the parliament for privileges | Political news
The 78-year-old is asking for a parliamentary position to be returned to him in the lawsuit filed before a court in Berlin. Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is suing the country’s parliament in an attempt to restore the special privileges he was stripped of in May, according to his lawyer. The 78-year-old is asking for a parliamentary office to be returned to him in the lawsuit filed at Berlin’s Administrative Court, his lawyer in Hannover Michael Nagel told the DPA news agency on Friday. A budget committee of the German parliament ruled in May that Schroeder, long the subject of…
Read More »Greene Publishing, Inc. has a political forum – Greene Publishing, Inc.
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com On Thursday, July 28, candidates for three Madison County District School Board seats were able to make their case at the Madison County Courthouse during the first-ever “Know Before You Vote” political forum, produced by Greene Publishing , Inc. The evening began with a rousing rendition of the national anthem and an inspirational invocation by Jamarien “JP” Moore, followed by an introduction of the candidates by the evening’s moderator, Madison County Clerk of Court Billy Washington. Each candidate had three minutes to introduce themselves before answering four pre-prepared questions. After that, candidates answered questions chosen from questions…
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A Washington homeowner shoots and kills a man who broke into his home, authorities say
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Washington homeowner shot and killed a man trying to break into his home Friday, authorities said. Deputies with the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department received a call from someone who said a man was trying to break into their home and had shot him. When they arrived, they found a 36-year-old man dead on a back porch, authorities said. The owner was made available to the police. Investigators later learned the dead man and his girlfriend lived next door. The couple got into an argument and the woman went to a neighbor’s…
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