Month: April 2020

Sky Sports pundit Charlie Nicholas doesn’t think Virgil van Dijk has been as impressive this campaign as last season and labeled the Liverpool defender “cumbersome and sluggish”. Liverpool have catapulted themselves into a 25-point lead at the top of the Premier League table with Van Dijk marshalling a backline that has conceded only 21 goals. Van…

Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita has explained how Jurgen Klopp’s managerial methods have “improved” him as a player this season. Keita has not lost a single Premier League game since he arrived at Liverpool for £48m from RB Leipzig, but is yet to truly establish himself as a first-team regular. The Guinean midfielder has only appeared in 18…

Southampton have become the first Premier League team to announce an agreement with their players over wage deferral during the coronavirus crisis. Saints have announced measures to help the club and non-playing staff through the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Southampton‘s players, manager Ralph Hasenhuttl and his coaching staff have agreed to defer part of their salaries…

JEFFERSON COUNTY, AR — Authorities captured the leader of a white supremacist gang who escaped along with another man from an Arkansas jail, according to the United States Marshals Service. Wesley Gullet, 30, was indicted in February along with several other white supremacist gang members, according to the Department of Justice. The DOJ said Gullett…

CHICAGO, IL — In releasing this week’s latest eyebrow-raising culinary creation, hot dog-maker Oscar Meyer threw down against mustard rival French’s by unveiling the newest example of just because you can, doesn’t necessarily mean you should. To commemorate National Ice Cream Sandwich Day, Oscar Mayer unveiled the Ice Dog Sandwich, its attempt to one-up French’s…

LOWER EAST SIDE, NY — A condo owner on the Lower East Side transformed a single apartment into 11 illegal, windowless micro-apartments – some so tiny their ceilings were only four-and-a-half foot high, according to a report. The New York Post reported the conversion at 165 Henry St. between Jefferson and Rutgers streets, which forced…

Une campagne de mobilisation initiée par plusieurs professionnels de santé, mercredi 3 avril, réfute les arguments avancés par les Académies de médecine et de pharmacie pour demander le déremboursement de l’homéopathie. Sommaire Campagne de mobilisation “Mon homéopathie, mon choix” Le coût du remboursement de l’homéopathie Déremboursement de l’homéopathie : verdict en juin 2019 Alors que…

La secrétaire d’État auprès de la ministre de la Santé, Christelle Dubos, annonce dimanche le lancement des petits-déjeuners gratuits pour les élèves des quartiers défavorisés dans huit académies test à partir du 17 avril, avant leur généralisation en septembre. Lancement de la cantine à un euro le 12 avril et à partir du 17 avril…

Selon une nouvelle étude américaine, les parents qui consomment à la fois des cigarettes classiques et la cigarette électronique sont plus enclins à renoncer au tabac. Menées par des médecins du MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGH) de Boston (Etats-Unis), les recherches ont porté sur plus de 900 anciens fumeurs, qui ont accepté de répondre à…

Frottements, main aux fesses, drague ou regards insistants, 100% des femmes se seraient déjà fait harceler sexuellement dans les transports en commun. Après #MeToo et #balancetonporc, les collectifs féministes "Nous toutes" et "Les Effronté.es" ont lancé, sur les réseaux sociaux, le hastag #balancetonmetro. Ils appellent les femmes à témoigner et interpellent la RATP sur son…