Loyola rambles on into Elite Eight
No small accomplishment for a team that struggled for decades following a Sweet 16 loss to Patrick Ewing and Georgetown in 1985. There has been no reason it can't be Loyola through an entire MVC season, Arch Madness and three NCAA tournament opponents.
Robert Downey Jr. Reveals His Favorite Scene in 'Avengers: Infinity War'
It took just 72 hours for those fans to create new advance ticket sales records for superhero movies at AMC Theatres® (NYSE:AMC). It hints at certain things and is heavy on the intrigue, but is more about getting people excited and setting the mood.
Sensex pares losses, rises over 100 points ahead of US Fed meet
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dropped 0.4 per cent and Japan's Nikkei fell 1.0 per cent. In the broader market, the BSE Midcap and the BSE Smallcap indices underperformed to lose up to 0.7 per cent.
CA city opts out of state's sanctuary status
Officials in Los Alamitos want to be exempt from the state law created to protect some undocumented immigrants from deportation.
Supreme Court turns down GOP request to block Pennsylvania congressional map
The old map was an egregious attempt to predetermine congressional elections, which is why they ruled the map as unconstitutional. Monday's decision comes in a federal case brought a month ago by eight sitting Republican congressmen and two GOP state senators.
US Rep. Louise Slaughter was pioneer in Congress
She received the RIT Presidential Medallion in 2010 in honor of her support for NTID and for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. Andrew Cuomo will set the date for the special election in the 25th Congressional District, which includes the city of Rochester.
White House: 'No changes' planned with McMaster
Kelly also reassured his staff, telling them "I'm in", the Journal reports. McMaster is not the only senior official on thin ice with the president.
Judge in Cosby retrial rules 5 past accusers can testify
The initial trial took place last June, but ended in a mistrial when the jurors failed to settle on a verdict. The eight, who are referred to by numbers court papers, say they were abused between 1982 and 1996.
How Walmart's expanded grocery delivery service measures up to competition
The retailer will use some 18,000 personal shoppers to fulfill the orders and delivery services to get the items to the customers. Unlike Amazon Fresh , however, there's no subscription fee involved for Walmart's online delivery service.
Mane 'convinced' Liverpool can win Champions League
There will be additional coverage of the draw on the official Champions League Instagram , Facebook and Twitter . Moscow, they said it was easy when we beat them 7-0, but no-one else beat them by that scoreline.
Shoes protest for child gun victims
Each pair represents a child who has been killed by gun violence in the US since the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting . The father of a child killed in the Columbine shooting brought the shoes of his deceased son to place at the Capitol.
Miley Cyrus and Sony Music sued over 'We Can't Stop'
Mind you, Flourgon's song never charted in the USA , and it came out 4 years before Miley was born, but anyway. here's his claim. Flourgon's track never charted in the United States , and was released four years before Miley was born.
Green Bay Packers releasing franchise great WR Jordy Nelson
The decision to cut Nelson creates $10.2 million in cap space for the Packers and leaves just $2.3 million in dead money. Over his eight year National Football League career, Graham has tallied 556 receptions for 6,800 yards and 69 touchdowns.
Met Opera fires longtime conductor after sexual abuse investigation
Levine denied the allegations of sexual misconduct , saying he wants to resume his work "with full concentration and inspiration". The more than three-month-long investigation involved interviews with more than 70 individuals, according to the Met.
Iowa's unemployment rate steady at 2.9%
Labor officials say New Mexico recorded aggregate gains in the private sector that resulted in 8,000 jobs, or 1.3 percent growth. North Carolina's unemployment rate in January didn't move from the 4.5 percent mark where it's been for three previous months.