Malisse, from Liverpool in northwestern England, tested positive for the disease on September 20 and initially had no symptoms. But then the boy suddenly lost his sense of taste and smell, local media outlet the Liverpool Echo reported. In addition, everything made the boy want to vomit. “He started saying food was off and it continued. I cooked all his favorite foods but he said everything smelt,” the boy’s mother, Dawn Kafi, told the Echo....

To clear up acne-prone skin, drinking lots of water and avoiding inflammatory ingredients (like sugar) help prevent issues from the inside out. If you have any food sensitivities, your skin may be one of the first places you see an adverse reaction. Here are some dietary changes to ensure you’re always putting your best face forward. Vitamins and Nutrients Skin issues can arise from a combination of internal and external factors....

Here are the jerseys … MORE: Baseball’s worst everyday players … aaaand wait, that said John Stamos bobbleheads. Will the Beach Boys inexplicably show up? Is Stephanie going to pinch-hit? What about Papouli? Where is Papouli’s bobblehead?

Saturday’s final day of the 2014-15 regular season also will be the last day for many big-name players with their current teams. Trades and free agency await, the latter on July 1, and teams deemed failures will rattle their rosters in the offseason. MORE: Penguins are alive, but only technically without Kris Letang | NHL highlight videos We’re looking at you, San Jose Sharks. Will Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau be in teal when the 2015-16 season begins?...

It has been a while. But it could happen. In Vick’s view, it’s almost there, closer than it ever has been, after all three traveled the rockiest of roads to get here. If the Falcons beat the Patriots and win the Super Bowl on Sunday, the franchise, the city, the fans and the most dominant, singularly identifiable, yet most polarizing player in team history, will come “full circle.” Those are his words, from his lengthy Players’ Tribune first-person story this week, one of two detailed musings on his life’s journey as the Super Bowl approached....

Following last week’s decision by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to revoke protection of the name, fallout was fast and furious. Backers hailed the decision. To many of Native American ancestry, Redskins is a slur. Meanwhile, team officials are making plans this week to fight the decision and restore the six registered trademarks they lost in Wednesday’s ruling. Redskins trademark attorney Bob Raskopf was on a Washington radio station last week making salient points in the team’s defense....

A judge later overturned the award. But remember Stella Liebeck, who won a $2.9 million verdict against McDonalds from third-degree burns she suffered after spilling a cup of the fast food chain’s piping-hot coffee? Her award was later reduced to $640,000. The latest headline-grabbing lawsuit: a woman is suing the makers of Pirate’s Booty snack food for their misleading nutritional claims. It seems just about any dispute can be taken to the courtroom these days, and often with lucrative results....

The cautionary message came from Representative Eliot Engel, a New York Democrat and chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, in the form of a memo to his staff on Monday but which was released publicly on Tuesday. “When meeting with officials from a foreign government, please inform them that by providing any form of payment or benefit to a Trump-owned property their government is facilitating the President’s apparent violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause,” the memo stated....

However, in his new ad for Foot Locker, the Thunder star would prefer to talk about his “unofficial stats.” Westbrook jokes about crashing into 1.7 cameramen per night, causing more parental neglect than any other player in the league, and spending the most minutes talking to himself intensely. MORE: Russell Westbrook gets 25th triple-double of the season Westbrook goes on to claim that his highlights kept Vine alive for an additional 7....

Zervos accused Trump of kissing and groping her without her consent at a California hotel in 2007, the year after she appeared as a contestant on the fifth season of the Trump-hosted reality show. She sued Trump for defamation in January 2017 after he called her allegations “outright lies.” “After five years, Ms. Zervos no longer wishes to litigate against the defendant and has secured the right to speak freely about her experience,” Zervos’ attorneys Beth Wilkinson and Moira Penza said in a statement on Friday shortly after New York Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Schecter dismissed the suit....

“Guess what—all lives fing matter. Black lives don’t fing matter,” the man says in the clip. He then points to the person filming the incident and states: “Black Lives Matter is the most racist fing thing we’ve ever fing seen. All lives matter. All lives f***ing matter. That’s how it is.” Local news station ABC15 reported Thursday that John Walter Miles, 27, turned himself in to police after the incident....

“Looking back at my 22 years of pro hockey first in Finland and then in the NHL I feel truly blessed and fulfilled. I have been contemplating retirement for quite some time and am very confident in my decision at this time and place,” Koivu said in a statement released by the NHLPA. “All in all it has been a dream come true but what I value the most in hockey is the feeling of being part of a team and the friendships I have made along the way,” Koivu said....

“The fact that the statue of Frederick Douglass in Rochester, New York, was torn down this summer gives you an idea of where the left is going with the perversion of the civil rights movement,” Woodson told RT America’s Steve Malzberg. “It’s really a perversion of it that is causing this kind of moral drift.” Speaking of King, Woodson said, “I wouldn’t be surprised if this time next year they take his statue down....

Randle’s request last week in Kansas to lower his bail to $5,000 because he said he didn’t have the $100,000 to bond out was denied by Judge Jeffrey Goering. MORE: What will Peyton Manning do next? | Peyton Manning transforming into Brett Favre He spent nine nights in jail after his arrest Feb. 21 for allegedly striking three people with his car after getting into an argument at a housewarming party in southeast Wichita....

“We understand the qualities necessary to lead the U.S. Department of Defense, more pertinently, we understand what it takes to lead as a civilian at the department charged with the first and most essential task of the United States government, namely to keep America safe,” said the officials. “Rarely in our history has that been a more difficult challenge,” the officials continued, listing some of the troubles facing the country such as the coronavirus pandemic, challenges from foreign adversaries around the globe and on the internet, and threats of domestic terrorism....

Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon is defending Bakker in a lawsuit filed by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt on March 10. The suit alleges that Bakker promoted a fake remedy called the “Silver Solution” as cure for the coronavirus to his television audience. Bakker had also sold the product for years prior to the pandemic. “Jim Bakker is being unfairly targeted by those who want to crush his ministry and force his Christian television program off the air,” Nixon told Missouri paper The Rolla Daily News in a statement....

Former staff at Guy Fieri’s American Kitchen & Bar claim they were paid lower wages than their colleagues for the same job and are now demanding fair pay for Black workers. Former line cook Nathaniel Ridley claims that he was called the n-word while at work. “My whole thing was just to get out the fact that he said the n-word, and nothing was done about it,” Ridley told Channel 11....

“I thought he had a little more fight in him,” Ott said on the Big Ten spring teleconference Wednesday. “I guess maybe there was an opportunity there at Michigan. I don’t know too much about it.” Rudock, who finished with 16 TDs and five interceptions for Iowa last season, will be eligible to play right away at Michigan as a graduated senior. Ott, who led the Hawkeyes with 8.0 sacks last season, said Rudock should be a good player for the Wolverines....

Athletic Director Blake James said Monday that the search firm Korn Ferry has been retained and will spearhead the process. MORE: Coach openings in 2015 | SN Week 12 Power Rankings Golden was fired Oct. 25 with Miami 4-3. Fired in his fifth season, Golden was 32-25. “We are well under way in our search process,” James said in a statement, “and, as expected, there is already a tremendous amount of interest in The U....

The ex-Navy SEAL told Fox News on Tuesday that shootings akin to those witnessed in Iraq and Afghanistan were happening in “cities across the country,” and railed against “leftist radicals” in favor of defunding police forces. Greitens also lashed out at this fellow Republicans, accusing some GOP lawmakers of showing “cowardice” and failing to step forward on crime. Speaking to Fox News last night, former Gov. Greitens said: “As a Navy SEAL, this is what you expect to happen in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, but unfortunately now it’s happening in places like St....