The celebrations are just getting started for the world's best female soccer team. The United States women’s national soccer team stepped off their charter plane as conquering heroes after landing in America on Monday. A day after capturing the Women’s World Cup in France on Sunday, the squad’s plane touched down at Newark Airport, and they made sure to savor each moment of their triumphant return. The team members disembarked from their plane in a joyous mood. They were greeted at the airport with a water salute as firetrucks sprayed water to honor the soccer heroes. As Queen’s We Are The Champions was playing in the background, the soccer players sang along while preening and hamming it up on the tarmac at Newark. The United States women's national soccer team lands at Newark Airport on Monday afternoon after their arrival from France The team members disembarked from their plane in a joyous mood. They were greeted at the airport with a water salute … [Read more...] about Swapping tea for champagne: Megan Rapinoe raises a glass as the U.S. Women’s national team arrives home with the World Cup, gets a hero’s welcome at a hotel and has a lavish dinner at Nobu ahead of their ticker-tape parade in New York
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‘She owes us an apology and we are going to get it’: Father of firefighter killed in 9/11 slams Ilhan Omar for ‘downplaying’ the attacks – and says Trump was right to tweet controversial video aimed at her
The father of an New York firefighter who died on 9/11 has again demanded an apology from Rep. Ilhan Omar after she described the terrorist attacks as 'some people did something'. Jim Riches, whose son Jimmy was one of around 3,000 Americans killed during the attack in New York City, made the comments at the annual GOP gala in Manhattan on Tuesday evening. 'She [Ilhan Omar] owes us an apology and we are going to get it,' he said, adding that President Trump was '100 per cent right' for tweeting a soundbite of Omar's comments interwoven with footage from 9/11. Retired deputy chief, New York City fire department Jim Riches (pictured), has demanded an apology from Ilhan Omar after she described 9/11 as 'some people did something' 'He told it like it was that is what happened that day,' Riches said of the video. Earlier this month a New York man was arrested and charged after referring to Omar as a 'terrorist' and threatening to … [Read more...] about ‘She owes us an apology and we are going to get it’: Father of firefighter killed in 9/11 slams Ilhan Omar for ‘downplaying’ the attacks – and says Trump was right to tweet controversial video aimed at her
New interview challenges Biden’s account of major episode in American history
close Video New allegation challenges Biden's account of major episode in American history New revelations, and now a previously-unseen interview, raising questions over former Vice President Joe Biden's account of his handling of Anita Hill's 1991 sexual harassment allegations against then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas. Biden chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee during the confirmation hearing of Thomas and the committee heard testimony from Thomas and Hill. Biden has repeatedly claimed that he believed Hill from the very beginning and that he did everything in his power to keep Thomas from being confirmed. 'SPECIAL INTERESTS' WANTS TO TARNISH KAVANAUGH, AS THEY DID THOMAS: CLARENCE THOMAS ADVISER However, Biden's account is challenged in the Fox Nation documentary 'The Confirmation Chronicles Vol. 2: High-tech Lynching' and now Fox Nation is releasing previously-unseen interviews elaborating on these … [Read more...] about New interview challenges Biden’s account of major episode in American history
Pick Six: The game of the year, the Jameis Winston Experience and why New England can be written off
The big contests keep on coming in the NFL and Week 14 served up some real treats on Sunday night, including what was clearly the game of the year as the San Francisco 49ers recorded a breathtaking 48-46 win over the New Orleans Saints. And that's where this Pick Six will begin...Jimmy G comes up huge for the Niners The perception from our Sky Sports analysts in the studio on Sunday - and among many pundits and sage minds on the other side of the Atlantic - is that the San Francisco 49ers are beatable if you make Jimmy Garoppolo the one to try to beat you. That may sound harsh on Jimmy G but I don't think it's meant as a way to suggest he is a bad quarterback. I feel it is more of a reflection on how he is still growing as a passer, while the San Francisco running game and defense is proving to be top notch week in and week out. But Sunday night's win was a big, big moment for Garoppolo as he threw for 349 yards and four touchdowns. And he came up massive on a fourth down play … [Read more...] about Pick Six: The game of the year, the Jameis Winston Experience and why New England can be written off
N.Y. high school cancels staging of ‘Tarzan’ after parents raised concerns about racism
The audition date was set. On Dec. 4, students at Alexander Hamilton High School in Elmsford, New York, would have the chance to flaunt their vocal chops with the hopes of landing a role in the drama club's highly anticipated spring musical: Disney's "Tarzan." But just days before the scheduled tryouts, administrators announced a change of plans. Instead of "Tarzan," the Westchester County high school would be putting on a musical adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." The reason for the abrupt change? Two parents complained about racism. "The concerns were over the original story line behind 'Tarzan of the Apes,' " Elmsford Union Free School District Superintendent Marc Baiocco told the Journal News, referencing Edgar Rice Burroughs' story, which was first published in 1912. Baiocco added that the parents were also troubled by the possibility that nonwhite students would appear as apes onstage. According to state education data, the district that includes Alexander … [Read more...] about N.Y. high school cancels staging of ‘Tarzan’ after parents raised concerns about racism
Loophole limited scrutiny before deadly NYC helicopter crash
FILE - In this March 12, 2018 file photo, a helicopter, which crashed the previous day, is hoisted by crane from the East River onto a barge, in New York. The helicopter company, FlyNYON, exploited a regulatory loophole to avoid stricter safety requirements, federal investigators said Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2019. less FILE - In this March 12, 2018 file photo, a helicopter, which crashed the previous day, is hoisted by crane from the East River onto a barge, in New York. The helicopter company, FlyNYON, exploited a regulatory ... more Photo: Mark Lennihan, AP Photo: Mark Lennihan, AP Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Image 1 of 3 FILE - In this March 12, 2018 file photo, a helicopter, which crashed the previous day, is hoisted by crane from the East River onto a barge, in New York. The helicopter … [Read more...] about Loophole limited scrutiny before deadly NYC helicopter crash