Headphones refer to small speakers often won either in or around the ear. Conventionally, headphones are characterized by double ear cups linked by a band over an individual head. Music lovers cannot figure out a day without music. To them, a mobile and a phone are not detachable. …
Steve Irwin said, “My mission … is to save wildlife.” He did.
Steve Irwin’s life was cut short when he was impaled through the chest by a stingray in 2006 near the Great Barrier Reef. But his legacy remains immense. He was a popular television personality, a zookeeper, science educator, and a conservationist. He would have been 57 years old today, and a Google Doodle not only honors him, but also the work he dedicated his life to.
You might be most familiar with Irwin from his Crocodile Hunter television series, which documented his very, very close and dangerous-seeming encounters with animals (including crocodiles), which he co-hosted with his wife Terri …
The bizarre election fraud hearings that could lead to a new House election, explained
At a North Carolina hearing, investigators have laid out in detail an “unlawful,” “coordinated,” and well-funded plot to tamper with absentee ballots in a US House election that remains uncalled more than three months after Election Day — finally bringing clarity to one of the most bizarre election scandals in recent memory.
On Thursday afternoon, after four days of evidence indicating fraud and an attempt to conceal the scheme from state investigators, Republican candidate Mark Harris himself told the state election board that he believed a new election should be called. Harris had been the apparent winner on Election Night …
Trump’s tweets saying he’s already building the border wall, briefly explained
President Donald Trump wants his social media followers to know that even if Congress is unwilling to give him as much money as he wants for a border wall, he’s nonetheless building it. And he really is — with a couple significant caveats.
On Wednesday, Trump tweeted a time-lapse video from the Army Corps of Engineers that shows construction of bollard fencing along the southern border in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
“We have just built this powerful Wall in New Mexico,” Trump wrote. “Completed on January 30, 2019 — 47 days ahead of schedule! Many miles more now under construction! …
Car roof box, what are they for?
Having a car to get transported is an alternative that more and more people take every day. Depending on the activities to which people dedicate themselves, the type of vehicle they acquire will vary. But the biggest truth is that people need space inside their cars, either to work or to plan a trip.
All cars have a compartment called trunk which was created with the aim of storing various objects so as not to compromise the space where people or pets are supposed to sit, but in many cases this space is not enough and another alternative must be …
Proper care of your new tattoo
Tattoos are a great way to express your personal style to the world, but proper care is required to keep it shiny and looking great in years to come. This is especially true right after you get a tattoo – the area of tattooed skin might be red and sore for a while. Because your body just received a dose of ink under its skin, it needs time to adjust to the changes, and with the use of tattoo creams, we can speed up our recovery.
Freshly tattooed skin is open to scarring and even infections. Tattoo creams can sooth …
Bernie Sanders is running for president again. This time, he’s a frontrunner.
Sen. Bernie Sanders caught the establishment Democratic Party off guard three years ago; few anticipated the strength of his candidacy and message.
Things have changed. Sanders announced on Tuesday he is running for president again — but this time, he’s not the underdog. This time, he is a frontrunner who, despite coming in second in 2016, has fundamentally altered the Democratic Party.
Sanders, now 77 years old, is the most popular senator among constituents in America and consistently ranks among the top potential 2020 candidates in early polls. That said, he’s joining a packed field, including progressive firebrands like Sen. …
16 states sue the Trump administration over national emergency declaration
Sixteen states, including California, New York, and Michigan, are suing over Trump’s decision to declare a national emergency to obtain funding for a border wall.
The suit against the Trump administration is the latest one the White House faces over the president’s announcement. The ACLU as well as the nonpartisan nonprofit Protect Democracy have also said they’ll pursue lawsuits against the Trump administration.
The states’ lawsuit, much like the others, argues that the Trump administration is bypassing Congress’s constitutional authority over federal funding and hurting states in the process.
“If the President is essentially stealing money that’s been allocated to …
Vox Sentences: The pope will listen to survivors
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The Vatican prepares to talk about the sexual abuse of minors; Australia is hit with a cyberattack.
“The Protection of Minors in the Church”
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- The Vatican prepared Monday for a Thursday meeting called “The Protection of Minors in the Church,” which will address the long and destructive history of sexual abuse of children by officials of the church. Pope Francis
North Carolina investigators describe “unlawful” ballot tampering scheme in House election
At a North Carolina hearing Monday, investigators started laying out in detail an “unlawful,” “coordinated,” and “well-funded” plot to tamper with absentee ballots in a US House election that remains uncalled more than three months after Election Day — finally bringing some clarity to one of the most bizarre election scandals in recent memory.
State investigators established their theory of the case — that a Republican operative, Leslie McCrae Dowless, directed a coordinated scheme to unlawfully collect, falsely witness, and otherwise tamper with absentee ballots — and a worker who says she assisted him in the scheme delivered explosive testimony …