Ali Velshi Discusses Saudi Arabia And Iran Severing Ties
Al Jazeera’s host Ali Velshi talks Saudi Arabia and Iran severing ties on the Carney Show.
Rams are expected to file for relocation today
(KTRS) – The Rams are one of three NFL teams expected to file for relocation to Los Angeles sometime today. The three teams expect to apply–the Rams, Chargers, and Raiders. The franchise relocation fee is $550 million. Fox 2 reports that no team has yet to receive enough support from league owners to make the…
Rauner says he’d sign bill allowing recall of Chicago mayor
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) – Gov. Bruce Rauner says he would sign legislation allowing voters to recall the mayor of Chicago, but he says the law wouldn’t apply to Rahm Emanuel. Rauner said Monday he hasn’t studied the measure introduced by Democratic state Rep. LaShawn Ford. But he says based on what he’s been told…
President Obama starts 2016 with a fight over gun control
Obama is expected to sign off on a package of proposals aimed at curbing gun violence and cracking down on unregulated gun sales
US manufacturing shrinks for 2nd month amid global slowdown
The figures suggest that the troubles weighing on manufacturers last year will likely continue into 2016
Rides To The Top Of Arch Halted For Two Months
St. Louis, MO  (KTRS)  Those wanting to go to the top of the Arch will have to wait. The underground visitors center at the Gateway Arch and the trams to the top will be closed beginning Monday for at least two months due to the major renovation work underway at the riverfront park. Arch rides and…
General Motors invests $500 million in Lyft, forms partnership
DETROIT (AP) – General Motors Co. and ride-hailing company Lyft Inc. are forming an unprecedented partnership that could help them beat their rivals to the self-driving future. Lyft said Monday that GM invested $500 million in the company as part of a round of a $1 billion round of fund-raising. GM gets a seat on…
Florida says it has backlog of 13,000-plus rape test kits
The report said estimates of managing the backlog range from about $9 million to $32 million dollars
