Nhoi Seattle mayor denies lawsuit s sex abuse allegations New Hampshire and the Democratic National Committee are in a battle over the state s refusal to give up its status as the first state to hold a presidential primary next year, and the gambit may cost the state President Biden s appearance on the state s ballot and a number of New Hampshire delegates at the party s 2024 presidential nominating convention.The DNC is upending the 2024 presidential nominating process by making South Carolina the first primary state, knocking New Hampshire out of its coveted position. But New Hampshire has so far refused to concede the spot, breezing by a Sept. 1 deadline the DNC had set for New Hampshire to give up its position.On Thursday, the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee extended the deadline for New Hampshire to come into compliance to Oct. 14, reserving its threat of sanctions that would remove some of the state s delegates at the Democratic National Convention next year if it doesn t comply with the national party s primary calendar changes. At this point, the committee says it has only received a plan from New Hampshire that does not include a primary date. If the New Hampshire primary is held ahead of South Carolina, Mr. Biden and his campaign may omit his name from the ballot in New Hampshire, in pro test of its failure to comply with party rules. Mr. Biden, whose successful pursuit of the 2020 nomination was launched by South Carolina s support, initially proposed that the state go first in the Dem Voen American Airlines cancels all Boeing 737 Max planes through August 19
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Yqqm Caroll Spinney, puppeteer behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, has died In this episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell inte rviews Cliff Chanin, executive vice president and deputy director for museum programs at the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City about the exhibition, Revealed: The Hunt for bin Laden. Chanin and Morell take an audio tour of the exhibition, reviewing key artifacts and the stories behind them. Chanin explains how the museum worked with U.S. intelligence agencies and the military to tell the story of the years-long hunt for the world s most wanted terrorist. Listen to this episode on ART19 HIGHLIGHTS:On experienc ing the 9/11 Museum: [P]eople always ask, Isn t it sad to be there And certainly there are moments of great sadness in thinking about a particular aspect of the museum visit or an object or something like that. But, you know, one of the things I ve learned is that the 9/11 experience, the event, the aftermath is really a reflection of the full range of human experience, sadness as a part of it. But so much else is as well. And I have seen all of those other things in relation to the sadness. Effect of special artifacts: You could see these folks who toil in anonymity, let us say, and all of a sudden you could see i t striking them that they had contributed to this extraordinary historic moment. And I dare say they re not necessarily front-line folks. And so where their contributions fit in may not always be clear or acknowledged, but I saw Smyp University of Oklahoma student expelled from sorority over viral blackface video CLEVELAND -- Francisco Lindor skipped through the doorway and into the Indians clubhouse, where the pulsating music was at an ear-splitting level.As many of his teammates dressed quickly with another game just 14 hours away, Cleveland s star shortstop worked the room, exchanging high-fives with anyone he could find.It s almost unthinkable for a team to win 20 straight games. Usually, that only happens in the movies. Moneyball has its sequel. Following a familiar script of scoring first, playing strong defense and riding dominant pitching, the Indians extended their winning streak to 20 and matched the American League mark held by the 2002 Oakland Athletics, beating the Detroit Tigers 2-0 on Tuesday night.Cleveland s streak, which began Aug. 24 in Boston, is tied for the majors second-longest in 82 years --and the Indians show no signs of sto pping. It s special, Lindor said. As a kid, you dream about playing in front of a lot of fans and the crowd goes nuts. That s what you want. This is for them. It s not for us. But CBSSports tweeted an ominous note about the streak: The Indians get the chance to try to make even more history. pic.twitter/IxNfCtwnhymdash; CBS Spo rts @CBSSports September 13, 2017 Lindor homered leading off the first and Corey Kluber 16-4 strengthen ed his Cy Young Award case with a five-hitter as Cleveland joined the 2002 A s, 1935 Chicago Cubs 21 and 1916 New York Giants 26 as the only teams sinc
