The 40-year-old has agreed to fresh terms that will reportedly see his wages increased from the €120,000 salary he has had since making the step up from the Primavera team. It is also claimed Gattuso will have a say in the club’s transfer plans for next season as part of the agreement. Milan made the announcement live on their official Facebook account, with managing director Marco Fassone confirming a three-year deal for Gattuso....
The poll, conducted by the University of California, Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies with support from the Los Angeles Times, surveyed Californians most likely to vote in the upcoming recall election, set to take place on September 14. The poll showed 50 percent of respondents opposed recalling the governor, while 47 percent supported removing Newsom from office. The difference between the two responses is within the poll’s margin of error....
Newsom saw off the attempt to remove him from office and successfully prevented his main Republican rival, conservative talk show host Larry Elder, from taking the state’s top job. The governor’s victory may cement his status as a rising Democratic star in just his first term and could boost Newsom’s future chances of being president, though for now his odds at the White House appear unchanged. Bookmakers Betfair, which operates the world’s largest online betting exchange, told Newsweek that Newsom’s odds of becoming commander-in-chief had not been affected by his win on Tuesday....
Federal unemployment assistance is grinding to a halt even as California’s unemployment figures remain well above the national average. The state’s own eviction moratorium nears its scheduled end, while hundreds of thousands of households behind on their rent struggle to access the relief they were initially promised. The pandemic’s first wave, 18 months ago, was foremost a health crisis. What California is experiencing now, with caseloads again on the rise but public assistance for those still dealing with COVID-related job loss coming to an end, is more a multidimensional problem—and the fraying of the state’s safety net is about to be put on full display....
Lisa Russell, 47, discovered the gecko only after returning to her home near Rotherham, South Yorkshire, reported BBC News. She spotted the lizard, which she has since named Barbie, upon opening her suitcase and inspecting her belongings. However, it took her a moment to realize what she had found: she told the news outlet that she, at first, had mistaken the female lizard resting in her bra for a speck....
This is my reply: Dear Sir, I see you live in Lower Macungie Township in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. The place you live was first settled by the Lenni Lenape tribe of Native Americans. They are the ones who claimed all the trees and sat under all the trees before any white people ever stuck a plow in the good earth of the Lehigh Valley. The name Macungie is derived from one of their words and it means bear swamp, or the place where the bears feed....
In fact, a recent survey shows that about 83% of Gen Z Americans—people between the ages of 14 and 24—are concerned about the health of the planet and say that the quality of their environment affects their health and well-being. For one in three, an environmental event or natural disaster—not including COVID-19—prevented them from being able to exercise outside at least once in the past five years. A fourth of all respondents also said that a similar event impacted their ability to concentrate in school....
The decline for Kerry among young voters comes as the candidate appears to be losing ground overall. An AP/Ipsos poll of registered voters taken at the time of the GENEXT poll showed Bush leading Kerry within the margin of error, 45 percent to 44 percent. Eight weeks ago, Kerry led Bush 48 percent to 45 percent in a NEWSWEEK poll. Analysts attribute Kerry’s overall decline to a variety of factors including Bush’s aggressive $40 million advertising campaign in swing states and the perception that Kerry has been unable to switch his own general-election campaign into high gear....
He continued, “I think every company should do it. Listen, I don’t care. To me, it’s really simple. We can look out for one another, we can take care of one or we cannot. It’s that simple.” While Clooney is outspokenly pro-vaccine, not everyone in Hollywood is of the same mindset. Letitia Wright has reportedly been voicing anti-vaccination views on the set of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, The Daily Mail alleged that Miles Teller caused headaches on the set of The Godfather TV series by catching COVID-19 when he was unvaccinated, while in the music industry Nicki Minaj caused a stir on Twitter by sharing a vaccination story about her cousin’s friend’s testicles....
Although many demonstrations sparked by Floyd’s death at the hands of ex-Minneapolis policeman, Derek Chauvin, were peaceful or at least started peacefully, a number of them ended up pitting protesters against police and national guard troops in cities including Denver, Louisville, New York, Atlanta and Washington DC. In Denver, police resorted to flash grenades and tear gas to deter protesters who had made a number of attempts to breach the Capitol on Friday, USA Today reported....
Australia’s Kambosos pulled off a stunning split decision victory over the heavily favored Lopez in New York on Saturday. Lopez flew out of the blocks in the opening round, looking to make good on his promise to hand Kambosos an early knockout defeat, but it was the Aussie who landed a fight-changing knockdown in the first frame. LOPEZ-KAMBOSOS: Boxing world reacts to stunning result Speaking on Sunday, Kambosos said the antagonistic actions he and his team employed in the lead-up were all part of the plan....
Carter Jones, a consultant for Seven Hill Strategies, produced the independent 14-page report on the county, which includes Atlanta, for the Georgia State Election Board. The consultant spent nearly 270 hours observing “every aspect” of Fulton County’s elections, from October to January. While he did observe a number of procedural problems regarding how the counting of absentee ballots was administered, Jones wrote in the report that “at no time did I ever observe any conduct by Fulton County election officials that involved dishonesty, fraud, or intentional malfeasance....
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger issued a press release about the workers’ firings that said his office is investigating the allegations. The release said an estimated 300 election-related documents for Georgia’s municipal elections were allegedly shredded. Election-related documents for primary or general elections are required to be kept in Georgia for at least 24 months following the election in question, according to Raffensperger’s office. The documents that were allegedly shredded were received over the last few weeks, Fulton County Registration and Elections Director Richard Barron said in a news release....
Loeffler, a former financial services executive and multimillionaire, was appointed to the U.S. Senate by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp after Senator Johnny Isakson stepped down on December 31, 2019 due to recurring health issues. The poll, conducted for the Georgia House GOP Caucus, showed Loeffler garnering 11 percent support among all voters, essentially tying her with her Democrats opponents, Matt Lieberman and Raphael Warnock. Collins led the pack with 29 percent of voter support, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution....
In an open letter to the State Board of Education, Gov. Kemp said he had heard from parents and students in Georgia who were “extremely concerned” about critical race theory being taught in the state. He also took aim at a Biden administration rule to encourage the teaching of programs that address systemic racism and diversity with grant funding. “Further, it is ridiculous that the Biden Administration is considering using taxpayer funds to push a blatantly partisan agenda in Georgia classrooms,” Kemp wrote in the open letter....
Peter Mallory, 72, was convicted of 60 counts of sexual exploitation of children, three counts of invasion of privacy and one count of tampering with evidence and sentenced in February 2013. More than 26,000 child abuse images and videos were recovered from his work computer at the Troup County television station he owned. He was also found to have secretly recorded women who worked at the station. “Everything that we found was the rape and torture of children,” Lagrange Police Department Detective Christopher Pritchett said at the time....
It helped having plays like Brendan Douglas’ flipping touchdown. MORE: Week 7 College Football Photos | Jameis Winston fuses Harlem Shake and Heisman pose | Jonathan Papelbon guest picker on ‘College GameDay’ No Gurley, no problem. Source: XFINITY Sports
“Herschel Walker,” he replied without hesitation when asked following his MVP performance in No. 13 Georgia’s 37-14 demolition of No. 21 Louisville in the Belk Bowl. “It’s a blessing to be mentioned in the same sentence as him.” MORE: Thrilling bowl game photos | Top 10 Georgia Bulldogs of all time Walker ran for 283 yards against Vanderbilt in 1980 and finished that year with a freshman-record 1,616 rushing yards....
