President Barack Obama addressed the nation Thursday in the wake of the tragic shooting at a predominantly black church in Charleston, South Carolina, that killed nine people. Speaking…
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Taylor Schilling isn’t a fan of seeing herself on the big screen. Toss in some partial nudity and awkward sex scenes from her new comedy “The Overnight” and the actress is positively mortified.
Phil Mickelson was among the first players to embrace the quirks of Chambers Bay. The six-time U.S. Open runner-up birdied two of his first five holes Thursday, quickly moving to the top of the leaderboard. Mickelson also hit a sweeping draw out of knee-high fescue at the par-4 fourth hole, eventually making par out of a tee shot that could have been much worse.
SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Thousands of people have been diagnosed with dengue fever in southern Yemen, where fighting has raged for months between Shiite rebels and their opponents, international organizations and health officials said Thursday.
June 18 (Reuters) – Latest first round leaderboard in the 115th U.S. Open at par-70 Chambers Bay in University Place, Washington, on Thursday (U.S. unless stated, a- denotes amateur): Par Holes P. Mickelson -2 5 H. Stenson (Sweden) -2 3 C. Gribble -1 6 K. Barnes (Australiia) -1 6 G. Woodland -1 5 R. Streb -1 4 a-L. McCoy -1 4 M. Kawamura (Japan) -1 3 H. Matsuyama (Japan) -1
Phil Mickelson made a storming start to the 115th US Open at Chambers Bay on Thursday as the world’s top golfers tried to get to grips with the largely untested links layout. The 45-year-old American had birdies at the third and fifth to dip to two under par on the testing par-70 course. Conditions overlooking the scenic Puget Sound in Washington state were ideal for scoring with light cloud cover
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ unfiltered blonde is gone: Brandi Glanville will not return to the series as a fulltime Housewife, E! News has learned exclusively. A source close to the…
