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This week: a Eurovision winner, the gospel star known for Oh Happy Day, and the director of Police Academy. THE singer France Gall, who has died aged 70, was a French pop star who won the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest for Luxembourg when she was 17 years old with the song Poupee de cire, poupee de.... |
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ABC News (SANTIAGO, Chile) — Thursday morning Pope Francis married a couple on board his flight from the Chilean capital, Santiago, to the northern coastal town of Iquiqe, where he was headed to celebrate a large open-air mass. It is the first time a pope has celebrated a wedding during a flight, according to the Vatican. |
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Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — A new report states that right-wing extremists were responsible for the majority of extremist murders in the U.S. in 2017. Jewish group the Anti-Defamation League compiled the report, noting how the murders committed by white supremacists included.... |
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Austin, a lawyer, is seeking a Colbert County Circuit Court seat, which will be vacant after the retirement of Judge Hal Hughston, also a Democrat.
Cain, a University of North Alabama professor, is seeking the Fifth Congressional District seat held by Republican Mo Brooks. |
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Ekiti State government has debunked reports that its Ministry of Environment plans to shut down Voice FM 89.9, a private radio station in Ado Ekiti. It said there was no iota of truth in the claims that Governor Ayodele Fayose was out to close down the station because of its owner, Prince Dayo.... |
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A church near U.S. Bank Stadium has been fielding multiple calls asking it to rent out space. St. Paul’s Frogtown Curling Club has corporate groups lined up to reserve ice time. Parking lots are getting new life as party spaces, and a chunk of the vacant former Dayton’s department store is booked for official Super Bowl events. |
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On Wednesday, more than 3,000 people packed into Olson Auditorium at Pacific Lutheran University to honor McCartney, who was shot and killed Jan. 8 after responding to a home invasion robbery near Frederickson. His friends and family spoke of McCartney as a doting father, brave law enforcement.... |
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. RFE/RL's Balkan Service January 18, 2018. BELGRADE -- Hundreds of mourners including Serbia's prime minister crowded a cemetery for the funeral of Kosovar Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic, who was buried in Belgrade two days after he was gunned down in northern Kosovo. |
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A church near U.S. Bank Stadium has been fielding multiple calls asking it to rent out space. St. Paul's Frogtown Curling Club has corporate groups lined up to reserve ice time. Parking lots are getting new life as party spaces, and a chunk of the vacant former Dayton's department store is booked for official Super Bowl events. |
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By Karl Romano. BenarNews The independent Philippine Commission on Human Rights (CHR) on Thursday joined protests against President Rodrigo Duterte’s perceived media crackdown through a government order to shut down the Rappler news website, saying attempts to muzzle a free press must be resisted. |
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Over the years, country singer Justin Moore has learned it is his job to go on stage, throw a musical party of sorts and give people a good time. “It’s kind of our job to throw a party and make people forget about bills they have to pay or work they have to go to the next day, let the hair down and.... |
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