Wednesday, January 6, 2021
Fans from select western Sydney suburbs to be banned from A-League match
Wanderers fans from a range of western Sydney suburbs won't be allowed to attend Friday night's clash against the Newcastle Jets, bringing the A-League partially in line with the restrictions imposed on the Test match at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
'Grave humanitarian situation': Stranded sailors drag India into Australia-China coal spat
India has become embroiled in Australia's trade dispute with China as the country's politicians, media and human rights commission push for the Chinese government to allow dozens of Indian sailors trapped off China's coast to go home.
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
Dr. Dre speaks out after being rushed to ICU with possible brain aneurysm
Dr. Dre is breaking his silence after being hospitalized for a possible brain aneurysm.
"Thanks to my family, friends and fans for their interest and well wishes," the rapper, whose real name is Andre Romelle Young, wrote on Instagram Tuesday.
'Dance Mom' alum JoJo Siwa, 17, had 'no idea' of 'inappropriate content' in kids board game
JoJo Siwa is addressing the controversial Nickelodeon board game "JoJo's Juice," which features her likeness alongside what she called "gross" and "inappropriate content."
The 17-year-old "Dance Moms" alum-turned-teen Internet star took to Instagram
Georgia runoff election updates: Democrat Raphael Warnock projected to win Georgia runoff
Raphael Warnock has captured a crucial Senate seat for Democrat, defeating incumbent GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler in Georgia, according to projections by the Associated Press.
Warnock's win brings Democrat’s chances of taking control
Judge orders LSU to turn over complete police report sought in USA TODAY lawsuit
After a nearly five-month battle, an East Baton Rouge Parish District Court judge fined Louisiana State University and ordered the school to give USA TODAY an unredacted copy of a 2016 police report that names former star running back Derrius Guice.
U.S. formally links Russia to massive 'ongoing' cyber attack; scope of hacking unclear
U.S. officials Tuesday formally named Russia as the likely source of a massive, ongoing cyber attack that has compromised key government and private sector systems across the country.
A joint statement issued by the FBI, Department of Homeland Security
Ohio Gov. signs controversial 'stand your ground' legislation into law
COLUMBUS, Ohio – For more than a year, Gov. Mike DeWine warned GOP Ohio lawmakers: Don't send me any gun bills until you deal with the plan I introduced after the Dayton mass shooting in August 2019.
On Monday he caved.
He signed into law a controversial
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