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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Breaking News
With joy and sadness, UK MEPs pack up in Brussels

The United Kingdom is leaving the European Union — cardboard boxes and Union Jack socks and all.

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Politics
AP source: Astros, Dusty Baker working on manager deal

Dusty Baker is working to finalize an agreement to become manager of the Houston Astros, a person with knowledge of the negotiations told The Associated Press on Tuesday. The person … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Politics
‘American Dirt’ Latino backlash part of long publishing war

During a trip to Mexico to visit family, writer Myriam Gurba took “American Dirt,” a novel about immigration and cartel violence that was being touted as one of the biggest … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Politics
Ex-mail carrier sentenced in scheme to deliver pot packages

A former postal service worker convicted of intercepting packages of marijuana and delivering them to a drug dealer in return for cash payments has been sentenced to three years of … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Politics
House resolution proposed against minor league contraction

Four members of the House of Representatives introduced a resolution Wednesday urging Major League Baseball not to follow through with its proposal to eliminate 42 current minor league teams. MLB … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Foreign Affairs
Spanish officials dismiss concerns over Wuhan team’s arrival

Spanish authorities in the Andalucia region told local citizens on Tuesday that they have no reason to be concerned about the arrival of a Chinese soccer club from Wuhan for … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 28 January 2020 | Politics
Georgia could cap college course payments for high schoolers

Georgia high school students would face a cap on the number of college courses the state would pay for under a bill that passed the state Senate on Tuesday. House … Click to Continue »

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