A former Canadian Soccer League player has been sentenced to three months in prison for hiring someone to take the SAT in place of his two children as part of the college admission cheat scheme. By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER Associated Press July 15, 2020 7:51 PM 4 min read Share …
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The best new video games available on Switch, PS4, Xbox One and PC this week: July 12-18, 2020
New Releases highlights some of the most popular games to be released soon, and this week has a double dose of invaded kingdoms with PS4-exclusive Ghost of Tsushima and Nintendo Switch-exclusive Paper Mario: The Origami King. The cross-platform crowd can try Rocket Arena, and the Death Stranding PC port is …
Read More »Why did the shares of Boeing, Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Holdings appear today?
What happened Wednesday turned out to be a great day to own airline shares, with major airlines like Delta airlines (NYSE: DAL) flying to close the day with double-digit percentage gains, or nearly. At the end of the trade, Delta shares rose 9.5%. As the day progressed, even airlines like …
Read More »Tommy Tuberville: ‘Maybe’ to the Doug Jones debate and ‘no’ to the mandatory masks
A day after winning the Republican nomination for the United States Senate, Tommy Tuberville said he would probably accept a debate with Senator Doug Jones, but did not say it was a sure thing. “Maybe,” Tuberville told AL.com. “What we are seeing is as a team. I probably need to …
Read More »Scientists Accidentally Raised the Fish Version of a Liger
At first glance, the American spoonbill and the Russian sturgeon look as different as two fish can be. The Russian sturgeon, whose eggs are used to make premium caviar, is a carnivore that hovers crustaceans and smaller fish from the soil of rivers, lakes and coastal areas around the world. …
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