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FourFourTwo.com 

Sad day for democracy - Guardiola gives latest take on Catalan crisis

Pep Guardiola lamented a "sad day for democracy" after a further escalation in the political crisis in his home region of Catalonia. On Saturday, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy approved implementing Article 155 of the Spanish constitution, which will allow the national government in Madrid to take back some powers from the semi-autonomous Catalan parliament. The measure, which must be approved by the Spanish Senate, comes three weeks on from the independence referendum in the region. Mr Rajoy's... Читать дальше...

Yahoo Travel 

When this deaf baby hears her mom say 'I love you' for the first time, she gets very emotional (and you will too)

Baby Charlotte Keane got emotional hearing her mommy for the first time, and we think you will too. A video of Charlotte Keane hearing her mother’s voice for the first time has gone viral, amassing 263,000 shares and 14 million views on Facebook. Charlotte was born with bilateral profound congenital hearing loss, which happens in one of out every 1,000 to 2,000 births, according to the American Hearing Research Foundation.

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International Business Times 

Sunday Night Football Week 7: Prediction For Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl Rematch

Arguably the most highly anticipated matchup of the 2017 NFL season, at least up to this point, is set for “Sunday Night Football” in Week 7. The New England Patriots host the Atlanta Falcons in a rematch of Super Bowl LI. Everyone knows what happened when these two teams last met. Atlanta looked to be on the verge of winning their first championship in franchise history, only to blow a 28-3 lead and lose in overtime. The Falcons are hoping to get a measure of revenge with a victory at Gillette Stadium... Читать дальше...

Voice of America 

NAACP Appoints Leader to Counter 'New Attempts to Roll Back Civil Rights Protections'

The NAACP, one of the oldest civil rights organizations in the United States, announced the hiring of an insider to lead group as it responds "aggressively and decisively to new attempts to roll back civil rights protections." At a meeting of the board of directors Saturday in Arlington, Virginia, just south of Washington, the board finalized the hiring of Derrick Johnson as the NAACP's 19th president and CEO. The Jackson, Mississippi native served as interim leader since July and previously as vice president of the board. Читать дальше...

The Gateway Pundit 

Comey’s Latest Cryptic Tweet Looks Like Death Threat to President Trump!

James Comey has been sending out cryptic tweets from a ‘secret’ Twitter account presumably belonging to the former FBI Director. As the Gateway Pundit previously reported, James Comey admitted that he was secretly on Twitter and Instagram. In March, Gizmodo figured out which account he was operating in stealth….well not so stealth anymore. The sleuth at Gizmodo, Ashley […]

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FourFourTwo.com 

Heynckes awaiting news on Muller injury

Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes hopes Thomas Muller's injury is no more than cramp after the forward lasted just 10 minutes of his side's 1-0 win at Hamburg. Muller came on as a second-half substitute, replacing James Rodriguez, but had to be withdrawn soon after with Heynckes sending Thiago Alcantara on for the Germany star. Bayern won the game 1-0 courtesy of Corentin Tolisso's goal in the 52nd minute, for which Muller provided the assist. When asked why he took Muller off, Heynckes told Sky Germany: "He had a cramp. Читать дальше...

TheRepublic.com 

Big plays, stop on late 2-point try gives Rutgers 14-12 win

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Gus Edwards scored on a 74-yard run on Rutgers’ second offensive play and Gio Rescigno threw a 35-yard touchdown pass in the second half as Rutgers beat Purdue 14-12 Saturday, posting consecutive Big Ten Conference wins for the first time since joining the league in 2014. Rutgers (3-4, 2-2) forced two turnovers

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Catalonia crisis: Spanish prime minister wants region's leaders removed - CNN


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Catalonia crisis: Spanish prime minister wants region's leaders removed
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Barcelona, Spain (CNN) The Spanish government aggressively moved to squash Catalonia's growing independence movement Saturday when Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy announced plans to dissolve the regional government, remove elected leaders as ...
Spain Will Remove Catalonia Leader, Escalating Secession CrisisNew York Times
Catalonia independence: Puigdemont 'will not accept' Rajoy... Читать дальше...