Tiger Woods is 15 minutes into his first public appearance since a horrific car accident in February, and he’s taken the measure of his career as he assesses an uncertain future and a famous past. “I just got my last major,” Woods said in a sad note on Tuesday. its stunning 2019 winnerHe is 43 …
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A Senate committee on Thursday approved a critic of tech giants to lead the Justice Department’s antitrust division, sending his nomination to the full Senate for final vote. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted for Jonathan Kanter to lead the split, not counting how each lawmaker voted. But a Republican senator, John Cornyn of Texas, wanted …
For decades, customers interested in rare items of all kinds – ancient coins, sarcophagus masks, prehistoric fossils – went to Mehrdad Sadigh’s gallery near the Empire State Building in Manhattan. Items came with certificates of authenticity, and the gallery’s website was filled with praise from customers who appreciated the elegant touch it brought to its …
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A former Georgetown University men’s and women’s tennis coach accused of soliciting and accepting bribes to help students get into college became the latest to plead guilty Wednesday in an admissions investigation that touched select schools across the country, according to the US attorney. Massachusetts District Office. Chevy Chase, Md. and Gordon Ernst, a 54-year-old …
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