Trump Organization to limit president-elect’s involvement under new ethics plan
The Trump Organization unveiled a new ethics plan that it says will limit President-elect Donald Trump’s involvement while he is in office.
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‘Extraordinary’: What Judge Merchan said while ‘sentencing’ Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump received an ‘unconditional discharge’ for his hush-money conviction related to falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels. Judge Merchan highlighted the exceptional legal protection for the presidential office but emphasized the seriousness of Trump’s actions. Trump will be the first felon to assume the presidency, denying the claims…
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Cracking Harvard: Your blueprint to beat the 3.5% acceptance odds and grab a spot among the best
Harvard University is one of the most prestigious and competitive institutions in the world, with an acceptance rate of just 3.5%. Gaining admission requires more than exceptional grades—it demands strategic preparation and a well-rounded profile. This guide offers practical tips on excelling academically, achieving high test scores, showcasing leadership through extracurriculars, writing compelling essays, and…
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Taylor Swift and famous player ‘drink shots’ together, sparking wild reactions
Tennis star Frances Tiafoe recently revealed on the podcast, The Pivot, that he had drinks with pop icon Taylor Swift. Tiafoe expressed amazement at Swift’s presence, despite being a Beyonce fan. Tiafoe also mentioned meeting NFL stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, highlighting how his tennis career brings him into contact with renowned personalities.
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Hush money case: Trump gets ‘unconditional discharge’; what it means
President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced to an unconditional discharge in the New York hush money case, avoiding jail time, fines, or probation despite being found guilty of falsifying business records. The ruling allows Trump to retain his voting rights and pursue an appeals process.
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McSweeney determined to seize Test opportunity in Sri Lanka after recall
Nathan McSweeney, after a challenging debut against India, is pleased to be recalled for Australia’s Test series in Sri Lanka. He acknowledged the difficulty of facing spin bowling in Lanka but is prepared and confident. The series, starting January 29, will be a crucial opportunity for McSweeney to prove his abilities.
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Nasa astronauts Williams, Wilmore emotional plead after being stranded in space
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore have extended their stay on the ISS due to spacecraft issues. Initially set to return in February 2025, they will now come back in late March, pending Crew-10’s successful mission. Despite challenges, their ongoing work includes scientific experiments and spacewalks while maintaining a positive outlook and dedication.
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Giants players ‘surprised’ Brian Daboll was retained following woeful season: report
The New York Giants went 3-14 this season, and a lot of people were surprised over owner John Mara’s decision to retain general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll for a fourth season. Apparently, multiple Giants players were also “surprised” about the team retaining Daboll, according to a report from ESPN. While multiple…
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California’s blazing hellscape, Jimmy Carter’s belief in humankind, and more from Fox News Opinion
HANNITY – Fox News host shares his take on the politics at play amid catastrophic wildfires tearing through California. Continue reading… HUGH HEWITT – Trump’s rhetorical agenda. Continue reading… ‘DON’T LOOK BACK’ – What it was like to flee from fires in LA. Continue reading… GUTFELD – Liberal media, comedians told the biggest lie in…
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Australian Open’s signature drink inspired by Honey Deuce: Make it at home
The tennis drink that was a game, set and match at last year’s U.S. Open now has a counterpart from down under. Grey Goose, which served as the official beverage sponsor of the U.S. Open, recently inked a deal with the Australian Open and has created a cocktail that organizers hope will rival that of…
