Day: January 18, 2024

Alabama’s director of athletics reveals Nick Saban’s role with program following retirement

10:12 pm January 18, 2024

Nick Saban’s retirement last week after 17 years as head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide took college football by storm.  Saban’s retirement came shortly after a season that saw Alabama win another SEC Championship and earn a berth in the College Football Playoff.  His decision sent Alabama scrambling as it attempted to find a […]

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Hunter Biden deposition scheduled for next month after risk of being held in contempt of Congress

10:04 pm January 18, 2024

Hunter Biden is expected to sit for a deposition as part of the House impeachment inquiry against President Biden at the House Judiciary and House Oversight Committees next month, after the first son defied a congressional subpoena and was at risk of being held in contempt of Congress.  The House Judiciary Committee announced the newly-scheduled […]

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Donkey cart explosion kills Kenyan police officer, injures 4 others

9:56 pm January 18, 2024

A donkey cart carrying a suspected improvised bomb blew up at a checkpoint on the Kenya-Somalia border Thursday, killing one Kenyan police officer and critically wounding four others, authorities said. A Kenyan police report seen by The Associated Press said the cart pulled by two donkeys and ridden by one man passed the Somali checkpoint […]

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Kelly Osbourne infamous ‘View’ remark on Latinos part of viral TikTok trend: ‘Most cringe moment of my life’

9:54 pm January 18, 2024

Media personality and former “The View” guest host Kelly Osbourne has broken her silence on the infamous moment where she accidentally insulted Latinos on the show. During a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Osbourne talked about the gaffe publicly for the first time since it happened in 2015, describing it as “most cringe moment of […]

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Ex-leader’s son renounces French nationality to run for president of Senegal

9:14 pm January 18, 2024

Karim Wade, the son of a former president of Senegal and a strong political figure in the country, has renounced his French nationality to pave the way for him to run in next month’s presidential election. Wade said Wednesday in a statement on X formerly known as Twitter, that France’s interior minister confirmed his renunciation. […]

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