Monthly Archives: November 2019

Stellar Black Hole in Our Galaxy Is So Massive It Shouldn’t Exist – Livescience.com

A gigantic stellar black hole 15,000 light-years from Earth is twice as massive as what researchers thought was possible in our own galaxy. The black hole is 70 times more massive than the sun, the scientists wrote in a new study. Previously, scientists th… [+3327 How To Make Red Tea Detox Recipe]

Mike Bloomberg’s media cheerleaders don’t want to talk about his scandals – Salon

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s entrance into the crowded presidential race hasn’t caused big changes in polling for the top three Democratic candidates Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. It has, however, brought a number of media cheer… [+9510 How To Make Red Tea Detox Recipe]

More Public Libraries Are Eliminating Late Fines To Address Inequity – NPR

A growing number of public libraries across the country are revising their policies to eliminate overdue fines. Connie Hanzhang Jin/NPR For nearly a decade, Diana Ramirez hadn’t been able to take a book home from the San Diego Public Library. Her borrowing … [+6796 How To Make Red Tea Detox Recipe]

Democrats set later deadline for White House to say if it will participate in impeachment proceedings – CNN

(CNN)The House Judiciary Committee is setting a deadline of December 6 for President Donald Trump to decide whether his attorneys will participate in the committee’s impeachment proceedings against him. House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democ… [+3726 AHolidayReunion]

The Hague stabbing: Several hurt in attack at department store – BBC News

Image copyrightEPAImage caption The attack happened in a busy shopping area At least three people have been stabbed in an attack at a department store in a busy shopping street in The Hague, Dutch police say. Police are searching for a man aged between 45… [+703 AHolidayReunion]

Wildfire near Santa Barbara threatens thousands of homes, rages out of control – NBC News

GOLETA, Calif. A wildfire burning Tuesday on Southern California mountains north of Santa Barbara forced as many as 6,300 people from their homes, but an approaching storm offered hope that the flames would be doused, authorities said. The so-called Cave fir… [+2088 ZeroGravityDubai]