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The Latest: Louis-Dreyfuss reacts to Emmy nod in character
WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Here’s the latest on the 67th annual Primetime Emmy nominations announced Thursday in West Hollywood, California, by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (all times local):
Serena pulls out of Swedish Open, citing right elbow injury (Yahoo Sports)
Wimbledon champion Serena Williams said a right elbow injury forced her to pull out of the Swedish Open on Thursday. Williams said she felt pain in the elbow in the first game of her first-round match on Wednesday, four days after winning her sixth Wimbledon championship and fourth successive Grand Slam title, but went on to roll Belgian qualifier Yasline Bonaventure 6-2, 6-1. Williams told spectators on court that she
Serena pulls out of Swedish Open, citing right elbow injury (Yahoo Sports)
Wimbledon champion Serena Williams said a right elbow injury forced her to pull out of the Swedish Open on Thursday. Williams said she felt pain in the elbow in the first game of her first-round match on Wednesday, four days after winning her sixth Wimbledon championship and fourth successive Grand Slam title, but went on to roll Belgian qualifier Yasline Bonaventure 6-2, 6-1. Williams told spectators on court that she
Spieth fears flawless Johnson
Jordan Spieth feels he might have to play the best golf of his career to deny Dustin Johnson victory in the 144th Open.
Who killed Heald College?
Heald College, owned by Corinthian Colleges Inc., abruptly closed this spring after a staggering $30 million fine levied by the Department of Education. Yahoo Finance explores the downfall of a 150-year-old institution.
'Jeopardy!' answer sneaks in joke about Tom Brady, Spygate
'Jeopardy!' answer sneaks in joke about Tom Brady, Spygate
Fulfilling 'three wishes' helps ICU staff honor dying patients
By Randi Belisomo (Reuters Health) – Doctors and nurses in a Canadian intensive care unit found that asking dying patients – or their families – to make three simple wishes, and then fulfilling those wishes, helped bring peace to the end-of-life process and ease grief. “It’s giving a face to a faceless process,” Cullinan, who was not involved in the study, told Reuters Health.
Fulfilling 'three wishes' helps ICU staff honor dying patients
By Randi Belisomo (Reuters Health) – Doctors and nurses in a Canadian intensive care unit found that asking dying patients – or their families – to make three simple wishes, and then fulfilling those wishes, helped bring peace to the end-of-life process and ease grief. “It’s giving a face to a faceless process,” Cullinan, who was not involved in the study, told Reuters Health.