fb777 app download apk
fb777 app download apk
If Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts is unavailable for their Week 17 tilt with the rival Dallas Cowboys, they'll at least have Kenny Pickett at their disposal. Hurts remains in concussion protocol while also dealing with a finger injury on his non-throwing hand. He did not practice on Thursday, but QB2 Pickett (ribs) was a full participant. Pickett told reporters after practice Thursday that he expects to be able to play. He "tested out some different things padding-wise" in anticipation of being on the field Sunday against visiting Dallas, when the Eagles can clinch the NFC East title with a victory. "It is what it is. Just something I'm going to have to deal with," Pickett said. "So, yeah, I'll be ready to go for Sunday." Hurts was injured last Sunday in the Eagles' loss to the Washington Commanders. His head hit the turf while being tackled by Frankie Luvu and Bobby Wagner. Hurts connected on just 1 of 4 passes for 11 yards before he exited the game. Pickett took over and produced 143 yards, one touchdown and one interception on 14-of-24 passing as Washington rallied to beat Philadelphia 36-33. It was later revealed that Pickett hurt his ribs during the game. "I think after a couple more days, getting a chance to kind of rest it a little bit more, go do some rehab, I'll be good for Sunday," Pickett said. The only other quarterback on the Eagles' roster is Tanner McKee, a sixth-round pick in 2023 who has yet to play a snap for them. Philadelphia signed quarterback Ian Book to the practice squad earlier Thursday. --Field Level MediaPlayoff hopes in the balance when the Broncos face the Bengals in CincyNoneRussia's achievements in Brics
Buccaneers Dominate Giants Behind Bucky Irving’s Breakout PerformanceUS stocks experience mixed fortunes on quiet day of trading
US stocks experience mixed fortunes on quiet day of tradingRachel Reeves responds to hospice crisis after Durham's St Cuthbert's reveals looming job lossesLook at that halftime. This week, viewers were dazzled by Beyoncé's halftime performance during Netflix's Christmas Day NFL special and even though the Baltimore Ravens dominated her hometown Houston Texans , Queen Bey won the night with her "Cowboy Carter"-themed halftime show. Netflix is releasing the show , which streamed live from NRG Stadium, dubbed "Beyoncé Bowl," as a standalone special later this week. The 12-minute performance featured "Cowboy Carter" collaborators Post Malone and Shaboozey as well as "Blackbiird" vocalists Reyna Roberts , Tanner Adell , Brittney Spencer , and Tiera Kennedy . Blue Ivy Carter , who previously performed with her mom during dates on the Renaissance World Tour, appeared during "Texas Hold 'Em" at the end. "Cowboy Carter," the Texas native's country-tinged LP released in March, is the most nominated album by a female artist at next year's Grammys. The genre-bending album could mark Beyoncé's first record to garner an album of the year honor at the 68th Grammy Awards on Feb. 2. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. 5 jaw-dropping moments Beyoncé Bowl halftime performance on Christmas Day After the performance, she teased fans by posting the date Jan. 14, 2025, on social media, leading to speculation about a third album in her trilogy after "Renaissance" and "Cowboy Carter." In July 2022, Beyoncé released "Renaissance," a dance/electronic project that earned her four Grammys in 2023 including best dance/electronic music album, making her the most decorated artist in the awards' history. She later announced the album was the first part of a three-act project, making "Cowboy Carter" Act II. Beyoncé Bowl setlist from '16 Carriages' to 'Texas Hold 'Em' Beyoncé bookended her performance with her "Cowboy Carter" joint lead singles "16 Carriages" and "Texas Hold 'Em," which came out Feb. 11. How to watch 'Beyoncé Bowl' on Netflix How to watch: Netflix app or netflix.com When will Netflix release the Beyoncé Bowl? Christmas week Cost of subscription: Standard plan with ads starts at $6.99 / month Contributing: Cache McClay, Nashville/The Tennessean
RTE Fair City viewers all left with same complaint about Jacinta as she makes ‘disrespectful’ remark
Caregiver son struggles with guilt over not doing enough
Argentina’s ex-ambassador to Venezuela accused of treason over arrested gendarmeEmpty Stocking Fund, Dec. 27, 2024
Panthers TE Ja’Tavion Sanders carted off field
Travis Hunter named AP player of the year
Romania Premier Ciolacu leads with 25% votes in first round of presidential election
Playoff hopes in the balance when the Broncos face the Bengals in CincyAllegations of branch stacking and selfish MPs as the SA Liberal Party loses another by-election
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Crazed MSNBC hack Joy Reid has again suggested that her viewers should avoid their own family members if they voted for president Trump. In a demented rant, Reid suggested that leftists shun their relatives at Thanksgiving, and that they be afraid because they might get “turned in” to the MAGA authorities... or something. “People are rightfully alarmed. They have a reason to be alarmed,” Reid rambled in the video posted to social media. She continued, “And if you would vote for that, people may not feel so confident that they’re safe with you.” “This is not crazy,” she said, sounding crazy. “This is legitimate feelings of fear of you and a feeling that you might not be someone they could trust ,” Reid added. “If this thing goes way south, autocracies go south real fast, and things get ugly, and people get asked to do things, and turn people in, and point people out, and turn on them,” she further garbled. “Autocracy and fascism are things that are legitimate to be afraid of. So you may want to step back,” Reid proclaimed. MSNBC host Joy Reid: Stay away from pro Trump family members since they ENDED democracy, may turn you in pic.twitter.com/3v1UGKeSdT Imagine being this paranoid, thinking that everything you don’t agree with is fascism. Imagine permanently believing you’re going to be rounded up and thrown into a camp by imaginary MAGA jackboots. It’s completely mental. Reid also made similar remarks on her show last week while interviewing Dr. Amanda Calhoun, a third-year Psychiatry Resident at Yale School of Medicine who suggested that people avoid their own family members following Trump’s victory. When Reid is inevitably fired, whether Elon Musk decides to become her boss or not, this is all you’ll see of her. Deranged selfie rant videos filmed on her iPhone from her living room. Something to look forward to. * * * Your support is crucial in helping us defeat mass censorship. Please consider donating via Locals or check out our unique merch . Follow us on X @ModernityNews .Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (shoulder) done for yearAN ex-Tennent’s Brewery apprentice who pulled pints at Westminster has been exposed as the second Scots mercenary fighting for Russia. Jay Fraser, 24, defied family in Dunblane, Stirlingshire, to join Vladimir Putin’s forces in Ukraine. A propaganda video shows him in military gear with a Russian flag cap, left. He said: “I burned all my bridges and came here.” In one video from the frontline he says: “I believe this is a war not only between Russia and Ukraine, but also a war between Eastern and Western civilisation.” According to the translation, he adds: “Eastern civilisation is the correct one. And, accordingly, I have decided to take a direct part on your side, so to speak, for values.” He claimed Britain was “extremely aggressive” to Russia. Fraser is not the first Scot to become a mercenary for Russia. Earlier this month we told how fellow Scot Ross McElvenny, 25, from Newton Mearns, Glasgow, lost an eye while fighting for Putin. Fraser, once an apprentice with Tennent’s in Dennistoun, Glasgow, is understood to have grown up in Dunblane, Stirlingshire. He uses the call-sign Celt and is believed to have received a “warm welcome” from Russian fighters. Most read in The Scottish Sun Yet in 2020 he was pictured happily alongside then Nats MP John Nicolson as the politician attempted to pour pints of Tennent’s lager. The Nat wrote at the time: “It was great to welcome my constituent Jay Fraser to parliament earlier today — I was delighted to present him with an award for his work as a brewing apprentice.” Fraser also appeared in articles promoting a career in the brewing industry. Now he is in Kremlin promo videos shared on social media channel Telegram. In one he is asked if he understood he was likely committing a crime back home by taking up arms for Russia. He says: “I realise that, Yes, I realise there is no going back, but I never thought of starting a family in the West with all the new realities. “That’s why I burned all my bridges and came here.” However, in a later video he claims his real aim is to return home with a Russian bride and open his own brewery. He says: “Yeah, that’s the plan, to meet a nice Russian girl and marry her. They’re much better-looking here than in Scotland.” He explains to the Russians that he brewed “Scottish ale”, and was told this was “cool”. Asked if his family could be put under pressure by UK authorities, he says: “I thought about it, but for me it is also important, and I hope that the game is worth it. Not all of my side of the family is on my side. And I’m sure they won’t come here, no matter how much pressure the state puts on them.” On their reaction, he explains: “They didn’t take it very well that I was leaving the peace of Scotland to go to war in Russia. “But they also saw my determination that I was final in my decision and that no words could change my mind, so they accepted it.” Fraser said he speaks “a little” Russian after completing two nights on the frontline. He insists: “I’m very happy to be here. I’ve always been a man of books, more into theory. I’m glad to be directly involved. It’s new emotions — new sensations for me.” Asked what he felt fighting alongside Russians, he goes on: “I was very much welcomed. “I am very surprised by such a warm welcome, despite the fact that I am from a country that is extremely aggressive towards Russia. I am happy to have such a welcome.” He claimed to have read works by 19th century Russian poet Mikhail Lermontov, who is said to have had Scots ancestry. Last night, Mr Nicolson, who lost his seat at the general election, said: “MPs meet, briefly, a wide range of people as part of their work. "I strongly support Ukraine in its battle for survival against Putin’s murderous thuggery.” Police Scotland said: “We are aware of this information and inquiries are ongoing.” Mercenary McElvenny was outed by online propaganda channels when his military vehicle was shelled in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. He is understood to be in hospital in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don. In 2015, he was pictured with employment minister Annabelle Ewing during a school work placement at the Scottish Government’s Glasgow HQ. McElvenny — call-sign Whisky — told The Scottish Sun on Sunday: “My story is simple. I came to support a cause I believe in and I have zero regrets. “I have often been asked, ‘Do you regret coming here? Don’t you miss home?’ and the answer is, absolutely not.” READ MORE SUN STORIES British citizens fighting for Putin face jail if they return to the UK. The Foreign Enlistment Act makes it illegal to join armies in countries who are in conflict with Britain — but it is more likely that anti-terror laws would be used. Mad Vlad last week warned he could target the UK in direct response to Ukraine’s use of British-made Storm Shadow missiles.
Banks, telecoms face tougher scam laws
First Horizon Foundation Announces $200,000 Commitment to Hurricane Relief in Florida
