June 9, 2023
SAN FRANCISCO. Anthony Davis sat next to LeBron James and watched as James showered him with praise. “The Lakers franchise for many years, throughout their existence, has always had dominant big men, dominant guys who have been a force on the edge of the field,” James said after Davis’ dominant performance in the Lakers’ victory.
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What started as an ordinary bus ride home from school ended with one high school student from Michigan hailed as a national hero for stopping his school bus to a safe stop after the driver passed out. Dillon Reeves, a seventh grader at Lois E. Carter High School in Warren, Michigan, was one of dozens
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CNN — Lily Wu won Chevron Championship on Sunday, defeating American compatriot Angel Yin in the playoffs to secure the top main of his career in the Woodlands, Texas. Wu started the final round four throws behind co-leader Ying, but rallied with five birdies, including two close ones, to tie the world rankings. 172 at
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A far-right rally against government plans to house up to 2,000 asylum seekers at RAF Scampton, as well as a counter-protest organized by anti-racism activists, went off without incident. Lincolnshire police officers watched both events in downtown Lincoln, where more than 100 Stand Up Against Racism supporters marched down High Street, while a smaller crowd
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A US warship has sailed through the waters separating Taiwan and mainland China, the US Navy said days after Beijing staged military exercises around the self-ruled island. Led by the United States, several Western navies regularly conduct “freedom of navigation operations” to assert the international status of regional waterways such as the Taiwan Strait and
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The Florida House of Representatives passed on Thursday legislation this would ban most abortions after six weeks, when many women do not know they are pregnant. The bill passed by 70 votes to 40, mostly along party lines. The measure now goes to the governor of Florida. Ron DeSantis, who is expected to sign the
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Aaron Ganches, who was sentenced to death for murder in 2002, was due to be executed on April 6, but Arizona Gov. Kathy Hobbs said she would not execute any prisoners until a review of the state’s death penalty record was completed. Meanwhile, the family of Ganches’ murder victim filed a lawsuit demanding Ganches’s execution,
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CNN — The Florida House voted Friday to extend the ban on the teaching of sexual orientation and gender identity through eighth grade, rekindling last year’s debate that drew widespread condemnation from Democrats And imitation of legislation in republican state houses countrywide. The bill, which passed by a vote of 77 to 35 in the
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Washington CNN — A Kentucky law designed to increase oversight in public schools by making it easier for parents to file complaints about “harmful” material and, if they wish, protect their children from it, went into effect after US Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear refused to veto the bill. promoted by the Republicans. Senate Bill 5
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