President Donald Trump’s encouragement and support of Israel’s decision to ban two Democratic lawmakers may play well to his political base, but it could endanger the foundations of the U.S.-Israel relationship in the longer term. The move on Thursday to bar Reps. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota from Israel fueled a partisan fire over the Jewish. NBC Apr 30, 2019
Jackie Carter was at home in Pennsylvania celebrating her son’s 30th birthday on July 6, 2016, when she heard the news that a Minnesota man, 32-year-old Philando Castile, had been shot and killed by a police officer. Moments after the shooting, Castile can be heard saying he “wasn’t reaching” for his gun. Carter, who doesn’t know Castile, remembered thinking to.
New York Mets GM Jared Porter acknowledges sending explicit images to female reporter when he worked for Chicago Cubs
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Mets GM fired for sending explicit texts to reporter. Viewer discretion advised (5:38)
New York Mets GM Jared Porter has been fired for sending explicit unsolicited texts and images to a female reporter in 2016. Viewer discretion is advised. (5:38)
Mina Kimes:
• Joined ESPN in 2014
• Wrote for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek
• Spent five years at Fortune magazine
New York Mets general manager Jared Porter sent explicit, unsolicited texts and images to a female reporter in 2016, culminating with a picture of an erect, naked penis, according to a copy of the text history obtained by ESPN.
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New York Mets GM Jared Porter acknowledges sending explicit images to female reporter when he worked for Chicago Cubs
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Mets GM fired for sending explicit texts to reporter. Viewer discretion advised (5:38)
New York Mets GM Jared Porter has been fired for sending explicit unsolicited texts and images to a female reporter in 2016. Viewer discretion is advised. (5:38)
Mina Kimes:
• Joined ESPN in 2014
• Wrote for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek
• Spent five years at Fortune magazine
New York Mets general manager Jared Porter sent explicit, unsolicited texts and images to a female reporter in 2016, culminating with a picture of an erect, naked penis, according to a copy of the text history obtained by ESPN.
One hot take. NBA legend Charles Barkley shared his controversial opinion about how the COVID-19 vaccine should be administered. Stars Who Drew Backlash for Their Controversial Views on Coronavirus Read article “[There are] 300 million shots. Give a thousand to some NBA players, NFL players, hockey players,” the 57-year-old said on Inside the NBA on Thursday, January 14. “As much taxes as these players pay. Let me repeat that: As much taxes as these players pay, they deserve some preferential treatment.” Analyst Kenny Smith expressed his disagreement with Barkley’s viewpoint by asking whether athletes should be given special advantages when it comes to “life and death.” As the former Philadelphia 76ers replied “yes,” his colleague argued that “the amount of money you make” shouldn’t determine how someone becomes eligible to receive the vaccination. Charles Barkley ETIENNE LAURENT/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock “I didn’t say how much money you make,” Barkley sa
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