This year in sports will be most remembered for the off-the-field transgressions of two star running backs.
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Joy & Pain: Daily News ranks the top sports stories of 2014
- Jordan, Obekpa should return to St. John’s says HarrisonSt. John’s senior star D’Angelo Harrison urged sophomore guard Rysheed Jordan and Chris Obekpa to return to the Red Storm. Source:: Daily News
- Unusually short total lunar eclipse dazzles skywatchersLOS ANGELES, Calif. – The total eclipse of the moon lasted only a short time, but it still dazzled. Early risers in the western U.S. and Canada should have been able to catch a glimpse before dawn Saturday. The moment when the moon was completely obscured by Earth’s shadow lasted several minutes, making it the […]
- Crash piles pressure on Lufthansa CEO SpohrFRANKFURT – The crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 in France has heaped intense pressure on Lufthansa’s CEO Carsten Spohr, who in less than a year at the helm has had to grapple with weak earnings, labour unrest and tough competition from lower-cost carriers. Analysts say he has made the correct moves, notably in his swift […]
- The slipper fits fine for N.C. State, Wolfpack stuns HoustonThe wide-eyed dreaming is now electrifying reality for North Carolina State. Source:: Daily News
- Five things about pollution caused by lightMONTREAL – Five things the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada wants people to know about pollution caused by light: — Health: Too much light at night disrupts the body’s natural 24-hour day-night cycle and prevents the release of melatonin, a hormone that controls a person’s sleep and wake cycles. — Decreased security: Bright lights produce […]
- Astronomers fight pollution from bright lightsMONTREAL – Terry Dickinson remembers being five years old, stepping outside his parents’ backyard in Toronto and staring in awe at the Milky Way and thousands of stars. The 71-year-old astronomer recently returned to his childhood home and was saddened he could no longer enjoy the nocturnal beauty because of pollution caused by bright city […]
- Survivor of Kenya school attack found hiding two days laterA survivor of the killings at Kenya school was found on Saturday, two days after the attack by Islamic extremists killed 148 people. Source:: Daily News
- Survivor of college attack found, rebels vow more violenceGARISSA, Kenya – A survivor of the killings at Garissa University College was found on Saturday, two days after the attack by Islamic extremists killed 148 people. Cynthia Cheroitich, 19, told The Associated Press from her hospital gurney that she hid in a large cupboard and covered herself with clothes, refusing to emerge even when […]
- Kenyan authorities say survivor of school killings is foundGARISSA, Kenya – Kenyan medical staff say a survivor of the killings at Garissa University College was found Saturday, two days after the attack by Islamic extremists killed 148 people. Kenyan authorities on Saturday rescued a survivor who had been hiding in the college since Thursday. Cynthia Charotich, 19, said from her hospital bed on […]
- Kenya: Survivor found in school attack which killed 148GARISSA, Kenya – A survivor of the killings at Garissa University College was found on Saturday, two days after the attack by Islamic extremists killed 148 people. Cynthia Cheroitich, 19, told The Associated Press from her hospital gurney that she hid in a large cupboard and covered herself with clothes, refusing to emerge even when […]
- Somali extremists al-Shabab warn of more attacks in KenyaGARISSA, Kenya – Somalia’s Islamic extremist group al-Shabab on Saturday warned of more attacks in Kenya like the assault on Garissa University College in which 148 people were killed. “Kenyan cities will run red with blood,” said al-Shabab according to the SITE intelligence monitoring group. The Islamic militants said the attack on Garissa college was […]
- Kenyan survivor of school killings is found in hidingGARISSA, Kenya – A survivor of the killings at Garissa University College was found on Saturday, two days after the attack by Islamic extremists killed 148 people. Cynthia Charotich, 19, told The Associated Press from her hospital gurney that she hid in a large cupboard and covered herself with clothes, refusing to emerge even when […]
- More than 300 slave fishermen rescued from Indonesian islandIndonesian officials who visited Benjina on Friday found brutal conditions for slave fisherman and offered an immediate evacuation. Source:: Daily News
- Devils snap 6-game skid, top Canadiens in shootoutWith the playoffs just around the corner, the Montreal Canadiens picked the wrong time for a slump. Source:: Daily News
- No winning ticket for Lotto Max jackpotTORONTO – No winning tickets were sold for the $17 million dollar jackpot in Friday night’s Lotto Max draw. That means the grand prize for next Friday’s draw will be approximately $22 million. Source:: Metro News
- Friday’s ScoreboardFriday’s Games NHL Chicago 4 Buffalo 3 New Jersey 3 Montreal 2 (SO) St. Louis 7 Dallas 5 Colorado 4 Anaheim 2 San Jose 3 Arizona 1 — AHL Providence 3 St. John’s 0 Albany 1 Springfield 0 (SO) Charlotte 2 Oklahoma City 1 Hartford 6 Syracuse 4 Manchester 4 Portland 3 (OT) Binghamton 4 […]
- Pope Francis washes feet of prisoners, baby for Holy WeekPope Francis washed the feet of 12 inmates and a baby at Rome’s main prison Thursday in a pre-Easter ritual. Source:: Daily News
- Cleanthony sees night end Early during Knicks lossCleanthony Early, who missed nearly two months following arthroscopic right knee surgery, appeared to reinjure his right knee during the first quarter of the Knicks’ 101-87 loss to the Wizards. Source:: Daily News
- Cleanthony sees night end Early during Knicks lossCleanthony Early limped off the court on Friday perhaps for the final time, a fitting conclusion to a disappointing season. Source:: Daily News
- Mets to start season with eight pitchers in bullpenThe Mets will start with an eighth pitcher in the pen, even though it will leave them with just four bench spots in the early going. Source:: Daily News
