NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Liberty are bringing their core group back and trying to add another piece with prized free agent Nneka Ogwumike, while Seattle signed Skylar Diggins-Smith as WNBA free agency tipped off Thursday. The Liberty, who made it to the WNBA Finals last season before losing to the Las Vegas Aces, met with Ogwumike, according …
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Friends imprisoned for decades cleared of 1987 New Year’s killing in Times Square
NEW YORK (AP) — In the early hours of New Year’s Day in 1987, a French tourist was mugged while walking with his wife through Times Square. The man, 71-year-old Jean Casse, struck his head on the pavement. He was pronounced dead soon after. Within days, police hauled in a pair of young Brooklyn residents, 19-year-old Eric Smokes and 16-year-old …
Read More »Ucrania dice que sus drones hundieron un buque ruso en el mar Negro
KIEV (AP) — Ucrania aseguró el jueves que utilizó drones marítimos para hundir una corbeta rusa en el mar Negro, mientras que investigadores rusos dijeron que la caída de un avión militar de transporte el mes pasado fue provocada por misiles Patriot de fabricación estadounidense lanzados por las fuerzas ucranianas. La agencia de inteligencia naval de Ucrania, conocida por su …
Read More »Dos agrupaciones de agricultores en Francia anuncian que suspenderán protestas y levantarán bloqueos
PARÍS (AP) — Dos agrupaciones de agricultores en Francia anuncian que suspenderán protestas y levantarán bloqueos.
Read More »The Chiefs’ Super Bowl brain trust involves former head coaches on each side of the ball
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Patrick Mahomes remembers what Matt Nagy was like when he first arrived in Kansas City in 2017, just a fresh-faced rookie quarterback whose stardom was still very much in the future. Nagy was the Chiefs’ offensive coordinator at the time, and they spent countless hours together in meetings, practices and even on planes traveling to …
Read More »La policía india libera a una presunta espía china: una paloma
NUEVA DEHLI (AP) — La policía india absolvió a una presunta paloma espía china después de ocho meses de detención y la liberó el martes, informó la agencia de noticias Press Trust of India. La terrible experiencia de la paloma comenzó en mayo cuando fue capturada cerca de un puerto en Mumbai con dos anillos atados a sus patas y …
Read More »Real Madrid back in front of Girona in Spanish league after 2-0 win at Getafe. Joselu scores twice
MADRID (AP) — Real Madrid regained the Spanish league lead with a comfortable 2-0 win at Getafe on Thursday in a match rescheduled because of the Spanish Super Cup. Joselu Mato scored a goal in each half to move Madrid two points clear of Girona at the top of the standings. It was the sixth straight league victory for Madrid, …
Read More »All-Star Elias Lindholm found out mid-flight he was traded from Calgary to Vancouver
TORONTO (AP) — Elias Lindholm was on his way back to Calgary from a trip to Mexico when he learned he had been traded to NHL-leading Vancouver. When he arrived at All-Star Weekend on Thursday, a new Canucks jersey with his name and No. 23 on the back was waiting for him. It was a welcome sight for the pending …
Read More »América buscará el liderato del torneo Clausura cuando reciba al Monterrey
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — Después de coronarse en diciembre y con poco tiempo para preparar un nuevo torneo, el América básicamente utilizó las primeras fechas como la pretemporada que no tuvieron. Eso tendrá que cambiar si pretende seguir invicto. Las Águilas recibirán al líder Monterrey el sábado en el Estadio Azteca en un duelo entre dos de los tres …
Read More »NCAA spent years fighting losing battles and left itself helpless to defend legal challenges
Years of fighting losing battles have left the NCAA almost helpless to defend itself. The legal pile-on against the largest governing body for college sports in the United States continued Wednesday when attorneys general from Tennessee and Virginia filed an antitrust lawsuit that seeks to throw out the few rules the NCAA has to regulate how athletes can be compensated …
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