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That was painful. Oh USGA! But does Rahm care? Of course he doesn’t! He waits patiently, politely, then receives his medal and trophy. He hugs the big pot, a huge grin across his boat, a picture of blissed-out happiness. So nice to see for a player who went through the ringer recently at the Memorial. The golfing gods have settled their debt!
Before the trophy can be handed over, farcical scenes as Mike Davis, the outgoing CEO of the USGA, promises a flyover by a couple of F-18 jets. The planes don’t arrive on cue. They don’t arrive at all. An uneasy silence. Ah, eventually, here they come.
With dozens of states rushing to offer legal sports gambling in the wake of this spring's landmark U.S. Supreme Court' ruling, will fixed games - or parts of games - become more common? The four major pro major sports leagues and the NCAA have argued for years in court that expanding legal betting will lead to more game-fixing. The pro leagues have sought, unsuccessfully so far, to get a cut of state gambling revenues to increase monitoring.
International Boxing Hall of Fame member Oscar De Lay Hoya confirmed rumors of a potential 2020 presidential bid today while speaking at a press conference for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin fight in Las Vegas. The former six-weight world title holder told the gathered media that he is preparing for a campaign and that part of the greatness of America is the fact that anybody can run for public office.
2. Penalizing someone a full game in a championship match is an awfully draconian penalty, not unlike a team being awarded a touchdown on a penalty in the second half of the Super Bowl. 3. As gracious as Serena was after the match towards the winner, Naomi Osaka, her eruption at the ump completely ruined that kid's moment.
The stress on Trump's machine - It's hard to overstate the extremity and variety of pressures bearing down on President Trump and his understaffed White House. - The bottom line: Taken together, it's a jaw-dropping list of problems, and Trump's "fine-tuned machine" is creaking under this stress.
The stress on Trump's machine - It's hard to overstate the extremity and variety of pressures bearing down on President Trump and his understaffed White House. - The bottom line: Taken together, it's a jaw-dropping list of problems, and Trump's "fine-tuned machine" is creaking under this stress.
Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office - Watergate journalist Bob Woodward made headlines once again this past week, with his new book about the Trump White House, entitled "Fear." This morning, in his first TV interview, Woodward paints a picture How "senior" is Anonymous? - The whodunit over the Trump administration's "anonymous" hinges on the word "senior."
Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office - Watergate journalist Bob Woodward made headlines once again this past week, with his new book about the Trump White House, entitled "Fear." This morning, in his first TV interview, Woodward paints a picture How "senior" is Anonymous? - The whodunit over the Trump administration's "anonymous" hinges on the word "senior."
Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office - Watergate journalist Bob Woodward made headlines once again this past week, with his new book about the Trump White House, entitled "Fear." This morning, in his first TV interview, Woodward paints a picture How "senior" is Anonymous? - The whodunit over the Trump administration's "anonymous" hinges on the word "senior."
Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office - Watergate journalist Bob Woodward made headlines once again this past week, with his new book about the Trump White House, entitled "Fear." This morning, in his first TV interview, Woodward paints a picture How "senior" is Anonymous? - The whodunit over the Trump administration's "anonymous" hinges on the word "senior."
Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office - Watergate journalist Bob Woodward made headlines once again this past week, with his new book about the Trump White House, entitled "Fear." This morning, in his first TV interview, Woodward paints a picture How "senior" is Anonymous? - The whodunit over the Trump administration's "anonymous" hinges on the word "senior."
From PIX11 : For years, the Federal Aviation Administration gave tennis fans first-class treatment. During the U.S. Open, the FAA diverted planes from nearby LaGuardia Airport, away from Arthur Ashe Stadium during the tournament.
The new tax law ends a benefit prized by business for impressing customers or courting new ones. And the impact could be felt in the pricey boxes at sports stadiums, or even at Double-A baseball games in small towns with loyal company backers.
'Promise me you'll never raise your hand against my daughter': Thomas Markle reveals his warning to Prince Harry when he asked to marry Meghan as he gives his first ever TV interview Thomas Markle risks diplomatic row over Prince Harry's political beliefs as he reveals his son-in-law told him to 'give Donald Trump a chance' and that Brexit is an 'experiment we have to try' Former First Lady Laura Bush says Trump's policy of separating families 'breaks her heart' and compares it to the Second World War internment of Japanese-Americans Trump slams texting FBI agent Peter Strzok as a 'sick loser' who was kicked off a 'totally discredited Mueller team' and says his actions were part of the 'Witch Hunt' At least five illegal immigrants are killed and many injured after they were thrown from an SUV that flipped during a 100mph chase with border agents Jeff Bezos shares motivational quote he ... (more)
And the impact could be felt in the pricey boxes at sports stadiums, or even at Double-A baseball games in small towns with loyal company backers. In Washington, lobbyists who helped craft the Republican tax legislation could now be pinched by it.
Beyonce, Jay Z, Kim Kardashian and Anna Wintour head the all-star guest list as Serena Williams marries millionaire Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian in a Beauty and the Beast themed wedding 'When she passes out, I put her in various positions and take pictures of her': Playboy model groper Senator Al Franken had pitched SNL skit about drugging and raping 60 Minutes reporter Leslie Stahl in 1995 Mandalay Bay places security staff outside its elevators six weeks after Las Vegas gunman sneaked 23 guns into his rooms there and killed 58 while firing from the 32nd floor First ever fatal marijuana overdose reported in Colorado: Doctors claim the drug killed an infant who ate some of his parent's stash PIERS MORGAN: What does Trump have in common with the detestable dictator Mugabe? They BOTH believe in elephant trophy hunting.
The 2017 U.S. Open is currently heading into the second week, and we can think of no better way to prepare for the action to heat up than by taking a look at the hottest women in the game. The first week of the tournament is always worth watching, but the second week is when the stakes are high and the tennis is more entertaining.
When those talks broke down, Senate Democrats made a decision to go it mostly alone, passing the bills they say they negotiated with Rauner and the Republcans. Speaker Madigan said that the House Democratic Budget Working Group will hold hearings, the first beginning on June 8 in Chicago , throughout the month to "prepare a budget for the coming fiscal year".
Before defeating Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open final yesterday, Stan Wawrinka felt nervous, "nervous like never before," he explained after the match. That morning, he had started feeling the pressure building, "the feeling of: you don't want to lose.
11, 2015 file photo, a woman holds up a photograph during the ceremony commemorating the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center site in New York.