Written by President Donald Trump, who recently accused Xi Jinping of working to “conspire” against the United States, hopes to finalize the fate of video-sharing app TikTok and make progress on trade talks in a phone call with the Chinese leader on Friday. “I’m speaking with President Xi, as you know, on Friday, having to do … Continue reading “Trump Hopes To Settle TikTok’s Fate On Xi Call”
A crowd of supporters has converged at the VIP wing of the Port Harcourt International Airport, Rivers State, awaiting the arrival of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Sources confirmed to Channels Television on Friday that the governor, who is said to have been away from the state, would arrive soon. Following a political crisis involving Fubara, … Continue reading “Supporters Gather At Port Harcourt Airport To Welcome Gov Fubara”
US President Donald Trump declined to approve $400 million in military aid to Taiwan in recent months while negotiating on trade and a potential summit with Beijing, the Washington Post reported Thursday. The decision would mark a sharp departure from US policy toward the democratic island, which faces a constant threat of invasion by … Continue reading “Trump Declines Approval Of Taiwan Military Aid Package — Report”
Two weeks of picks against the spread are in the books. And we have two wins to show for it. After going 1-2 on picks in Week 1, that was the result again in Week 2. But I had to wait until Monday night to get that win, and sweat out a Baker Mayfield-led comeback … Continue reading “NFL Week 3 spread picks, including a pair of underdogs”
The second week of the NFL season delivered all sorts of beautiful chaos. Can you believe that we have several more months left of this? Sample sizes are growing and while we are still a little too early to draw hard conclusions about anything, we are getting closer to that point. Some teams look unstoppable … Continue reading “The NFL’s beautiful chaos is on full display so far”
The case against the Los Angeles Clippers becomes more convincing by the week. Journalist Pablo Torre continues to dig deeper into allegations of salary cap circumvention against the Clippers to pay star forward Kawhi Leonard off the books, and his biggest critic just led him to even more damning evidence. The latest episode of “Pablo … Continue reading “Mark Cuban accidentally led Pablo Torre to more smoking gun evidence against Clippers”
For a generation, Williams Racing was the standard in Formula 1. After his previous team, Frank Williams Racing Cars, failed to meet the level of success he had hoped for, Williams rebuilt his team as Williams Grand Prix Engineering, debuting on the F1 grid in the 1977 season. That year, the team did not score … Continue reading “Williams’ F1 comeback is on, and it’s only getting better”
The landscape of college football has changed in recent years, with NIL becoming more and more of a factor. That has led to some major transfers, but also an increase in playing time for the top true freshmen in the country. Through the first three weeks of the season, there have been several true freshmen … Continue reading “College football’s 10 true freshman already making an immediate impact this season”
The season keeps ticking and we keep picking. Last week was particularly brutal for the entire panel with some game being nothing like we expected. Two game in particular really stood out as ones that made perfect sense when we first made the picks, but the games themselves played out in weird ways. The first … Continue reading “NFL Expert Picks for Week 3 of 2025”
There’s no shame in losing a password. I’ve done it, you’ve done it — it’s just a factor of having dozens of different accounts on various services and being told you shouldn’t re-use the same password on different sites. That said, the worst this gets for most of us is missing out on a Jimmy … Continue reading “Kevin Durant has a FORTUNE in Bitcoin … but he lost the password”