Federer roars into record 15th Australian Open quarterfinal RAPPLER
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• 2 hours ago MELBOURNE, Australia - Roger Federer flicked a switch after losing the opening set to crush Marton Fucsovics and book a record 15th Australian Open quarterfinal on Sunday, January 26.
"It was a tough start, Marton played very clean," said Federer, who surpassed John Newcombe for most Australian Open quarterfinal appearances.
The pair have never met before, as Federer noted: "I've played a lot of tennis in my life but never against Tennys.".
'Unwilling to Act Rationally/Professionally' - Jason Greenblatt Criticizes PA Leadership for Rejecting the Unreleased De... The Jewish Press
• 22 minutes ago Jason Greenblatt, former assistant to President Donald Trump and the former US Middle East Envoy, slammed the Palestinian Authority's (PA) leadership after they announced their rejection of President Donald Trump's Deal of the Century Middle East peace plan before it is even published.
“The Palestinian leadership has a clear and unwavering position, rejecting Trump's decisions on Jerusalem and other issues as well as everything that has to do with the so-called deal of the century,” he stated.
“Rejecting something you haven't seen, unwilling to act rationally/professionally, unrealistic demands that won't happen, never thinking about Pals and improving lives,” he wrote.
Wasserman Schultz's legacy as DNC chair | Letters - South Florida Sun-Sentinel Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
• 9 hours ago I'm so excited that the Florida Panthers will be hosting the 2021 NHL All-Star Game.
Interesting that your Editorial Board interview with Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz never mentioned her role as chairperson of the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 election cycle.
Her legacy for the upcoming 2020 election is the Democrats are heading down the same path, allowing the candidates to support a progressive socialist platform guaranteeing Trump's re-election.
Broncos Insider: What team should Denver fans be rooting for in the Super Bowl? The Denver Post
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• 3 hours ago With the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers set to duel in Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 2 in Miami, which team should Broncos fans being rooting for from the couch?
On the other hand, would San Francisco winning a sixth Super Bowl bother Denver fans?
Former CU cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon is playing in his first Super Bowl.
Some Batangas residents return home as Taal Volcano eases RAPPLER
• 54 minutes ago The municipality of Taal, meanwhile, provided government vehicles to fetch residents.
Melisia Manalo, 63, is among the Mataasnakahoy residents who went home on Sunday.
BATANGAS, Philippines - Some evacuees were finally able to return to their homes on Sunday, January 26, as state volcanologists lowered Taal Volcano's status to Alert Level 3.
Germany warns of 'mass exit' of Jews if hatred persists RAPPLER
• 2 hours ago More than 1.1 million people, mainly Jews, were killed at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
FRANKFURT, Germany - Foreign Minister Heiko Maas warned Sunday, January 26, that Jews could leave Germany on a "massive" scale if urgent action was not taken to stem rising anti-Semitism.
Almost one in two Jews has considered leaving Germany, he said, a country that has long taken pains to confront its Nazi past.
India celebrates Republic Day with military parade - Houston Chronicle om Houston Chronicle, b
• 2 hours ago NEW DELHI (AP) - Thousands of Indians converged on a ceremonial boulevard in the capital amid tight security to celebrate the Republic Day on Sunday, which marks the 1950 anniversary of the country's democratic constitution.
Bolsonaro joined the two Indian leaders as the military parade marched through a central avenue near the Presidential Palace.
During the celebrations, schoolchildren, folk dancers, and police and military battalions marched through New Delhi's parade route, followed by a military hardware display.
Dark cloud looms over new artists celebrating at Grammys The Republic - Nobody covers Columbus, Indiana like ...
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• 1 hour ago Alicia Keys is hosting the Grammys, which airs live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles at 8 p.m.
That energy puts a dark cloud over nominees like Lizzo, Eilish and Lil Nas X, breakthrough acts who are competing for top prizes like album of the year, record of the year and best new artist.
The show will also include special tributes to Prince, Nipsey Hussle - who is posthumously nominated for three awards - and longtime Grammys producer Ken Ehrlich, who is wrapping up his career with the show Sunday.
Georgia inmate who came close to execution in 2017 dies - ABC News ABC News
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• 1 hour ago Keith “Bo” Tharpe, 61, died of natural causes Friday, Georgia Department of Corrections spokeswoman Joan Heath confirmed in an email Sunday.
“In my experience I have observed that there are two types of black people: 1.
(N-words),” Gattie said, according to a sworn statement he signed in 1998.
Iraq Forces Use Live Rounds on Demonstrators | Voice of America - English voanews.com
• 3 hours ago Iraqi security forces, seeking to disperse protesters, used live bullets Sunday, wounding demonstrators in the capital, Baghdad, and the southern city of Nassiriya.
Without Sadr's support, protesters had predicted Iraq's many militias and divisions of security forces would attack the demonstrators.
Prominent cleric Muqafa al-Sadr withdrew his support Saturday for the four-month-long sit-ins and rallies in Iraq that have threatened the status quo.
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