In his first seven months as Rutgers soccer coach, Greg Schiano built an announced recruiting class. He recruited staff who quickly adapted to teaching through Webex meetings for players scattered around the world. He listened to leading experts about the dangers of the coronavirus, some of which come from the Rutgers School of Medicine, and the emotional reactions to social …
Read More »Yum China and Beyond Meat Team Up to Serve Herbal Burgers at Chinese KFCs
Starting Wednesday, the plant-based protein maker is testing its fake beef burgers with Chinese customers through a new partnership with Yum China (YUMC), which owns some of the most popular fast food chains in the country. Yum China, which is the local owner of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, plans to reorganize the menus in its franchises for a …
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A woman watches the waves roll off the shores of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai, India on June 3. Rafiq Maqbool / AP A cyclone is expected to make landfall near Alibag in the Indian state of Maharashtra, a region already recovering from the impact of the coronavirus, on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Indian Department of Meteorology. Maharashtra has …
Read More »“I don’t see racism at all in the NFL”
An NFL head coach said he was “shocked, sad and angry” at the murder of George Floyd, adding that the league does not have a racism problem. “[Floyd’s death] It is a social problem that we all need to join to correct it, ”Denver Broncos coach Vic Fangio told reporters Tuesday, saying discrimination and racism are not widespread in the …
Read More »Pregnant Kerala elephant who ate pineapple filled with firecrackers walked for days in pain
Kerala Elephant Incident: Fruit exploded in its mouth and led to inevitable tragedy. Thiruvananthapuram: No arrests have been made a week after a pregnant elephant died in the Palakkad district of Kerala, standing on a river. He had eaten a pineapple filled with biscuits, supposedly placed by some locals. The elephant’s death and the trauma it suffered have caused great …
Read More »Amid tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippines says the US military access agreement will not end. USA
President Rodrigo Duterte had decided to retain the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) “in light of political and other developments in the region,” Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said Tuesday in a post on social media. The agreement, signed in 1988, gives US military planes and vessels free entry to the Philippines and relaxes visa restrictions for US military personnel. …
Read More »George Floyd protests across the United States: live updates
Tonight, Los Angeles police began arresting a small group of protesters outside the mayor’s residence, hours after the curfew. Many of the protesters were still sitting on the ground, hands together, singing “peaceful protest,” CNN correspondent Kyung Lah said at the scene. “One by one, you see two officers advance. You can see the two officers advance, bow, ask the …
Read More »Five Mets that could win more than a shortened MLB season
The 162-game marathon is set to become more than just a sprint race, let alone a grueling endurance test. Will it be 80 games? Sixty games? Even less? As MLB and the players’ association try to find common ground to provide a season after the layoff of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Mets hope to return to Port St. Lucie, Florida, …
Read More »Amid tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippines says the US military access agreement will not end. USA
President Rodrigo Duterte had decided to retain the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) “in light of political and other developments in the region,” Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said Tuesday in a post on social media. The agreement, signed in 1988, gives US military planes and vessels free entry to the Philippines and relaxes visa restrictions for US military personnel. …
Read More »Rutgers softball needs change, but not discipline, report says
A law firm released a report Tuesday on allegations of physical and emotional abuse on the Rutgers University softball program that described coaches’ inappropriate behavior and miscommunication by administrators, but failed to recommend. discipline. The publication of the report, which had been requested by Rutgers after investigation by NJ Advance Media, ended a seven-month investigation by the Lowenstein Sandler law …
Read More »8,909 cases of coronavirus in India in 24 hours, the biggest jump in a single day
New Delhi: India’s coronavirus case count has crossed two lakhs after a record number of 8,909 people tested positive for deadly virus infection in the past 24 hours. The total number of cases in the country was 2,07,615, including 5,815 deaths, according to government data. The country is currently the seventh among the 10 nations most affected by the virus. …
Read More »Clemson’s assistant Danny Pearman, sorry for repeating racial slurs
CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson’s assistant coach Danny Pearman said he made a “serious mistake” when he repeated a racial slur at the tight end of former Tigers D.J. Greenlee in practice three years ago. The incident came to light on Tuesday when former player Kanyon Tuttle posted it on social media. Tuttle was responding to the school’s posting of comments …
Read More »Steve King loses primary after racist comments
The main fight was an undeniable referendum on King, not for his conservatism, but for his effectiveness in office. His lack of power, far more than his specific words and his track record of comments on race, became a central theme in this year’s race, with opponents arguing that he cannot represent his views in the House or on the …
Read More »John Imbriale excited to debut as Belmont’s career number one
When John Imbriale was named to the New York Racing Association’s full-time racing call in January, longtime endorsement thought he would enter the announcer’s booth in Belmont Park for the start of their spring meeting in April. . “Well then life passed,” said Imbriale. The COVID-19 pandemic hit New York and suspended the races for 2 ¹ / ₂ months, …
Read More »United States to Send First Tranche of 100 Donated Fans to India Next Week: White House
The United States will be ready to ship the first tranche of 100 donated fans to India next week. Washington DC: The United States will be ready to send the first tranche of 100 donated fans to India next week, President Donald Trump told Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a conference call, the White House said. Donald Trump spoke with …
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