Washington Times cuts Sunday edition – Washington Post
WASHINGTON — The Washington Times said Monday it will publish its last Sunday edition this weekend. The newspaper said it will produce Monday through Friday editions that focus on its “distinctive news and opinion content.” The new print edition will be sold at retail outlets and newspaper boxes in
3 sentenced in slaying of NH Walmart worker – Omaha World-Herald
NORTH HAVERHILL, N.H. (AP) – Three friends who played a part in the killing of a developmentally disabled Walmart cashier in New Hampshire are going to prison. Timothy Smith, Anthony Howe and Amber Talbot pleaded guilty earlier this year conspiracy and second-degree murder in the death of 25-year
Moneygram says chief financial officer leaving after just 5 months for “personal reasons” – Chicago Tribune
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Payment services provider MoneyGram International said Monday that its chief financial officer, Jeffrey R. Woods, is resigning effective Jan. 15, after just five months on the job. In a statement, Moneygram said Woods was leaving for “personal reasons,” but did not elaborate
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TULSA, Okla. – Evangelist Oral Roberts was remembered Monday as a charismatic leader who deftly used television to spread the message of Christianity throughout the world. Thousands packed an arena at Oral Roberts University for the memorial service for the man who founded the evangelical liberal
FC Barcelona’s Messi is World Player of the Year – WTOP Radio
ZURICH (AP) – Lionel Messi added FIFA’s World Player of the Year award to his growing list of accolades Monday, completing a nearly perfect campaign in which his club won an unprecedented trio of Spanish and European titles. Messi received the award at a gala ceremony in Zurich, easily outdistancing
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