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Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was fined $14,037 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct after he fought with Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey last week. Beckham and Humphrey were flagged after they tangled in the third quarter of Cleveland’s 40-25 win. Humphrey, who played Beckham aggressively the entire game, was assessed the same $14,037 fine. The league decided not to levy fines for fighting on both players. First-time offenders are fined $35,096, according to the league’s fine schedule. Humphrey and Beckham began shoving on a running play before grabbing each other’s face masks and going to the ground. Humphrey pinned Beckham and appeared to choke him before being pulled off. Beckham said he will appeal the fine. He'd been fined previously for a fight with ex-Carolina cornerback Josh Norman and could have been fined up to $100,000 for a second offense. Browns center JC Tretter was also fined $14,037 for unsportsmanlike conduct after coming to … [Read more...] about University of Kansas apologizes for Snoop Dogg’s performance

Steven Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas Law School, pointed it out in a tweet Tuesday afternoon. “Trump Administration: The reason why a sitting President can’t be indicted is because the Constitution expressly creates an alternative, political process for presidential misconduct,” Vladeck wrote. “Also Trump Administration: That alternative process is too political and entirely illegitimate,” he wrote. “Not for the first time, they are indeed asserting that the President is above the law,” said Lisa Kern Griffin, a professor at Duke University School of Law. Trump’s private lawyers in federal court in New York have argued that one reason he should be immune from all criminal investigations is that those investigations were the province of a Congress with the power of impeachment, not law enforcement officials. “The Constitution’s assignment of the impeachment power to Congress and its supermajority … [Read more...] about Trump’s lawyers draw a legal cloak around him

The southern city is in 65th place and Hanoi in 66th in the Smart City Index compiled by Swiss business school International Institute for Management Development and the Singapore University of Technology and Design. They measured 102 cities around the world based on five criteria: health and safety, mobility, activities, opportunities, and governance that focuses on how citizens perceive the scope and impact of efforts to make their cities smart, balancing economic and technological aspects with humane dimensions. Vietnam's two major cities trail Singapore (1st), Taipei (7th), Hong Kong (37th), and Seoul (47th). But they rank above Kuala Lumpur (70th), Bangkok (75th), Jakarta (81st), and Manila (94th). Singapore is the world's smartest city, performing well in how services are made available to its citizens and the impact of technologies on citizens' daily lives. Zurich is second, followed by Oslo, Geneva, Copenhagen, Auckland, Taipei and Helsinki, Bilbao, and Dusseldorf. The … [Read more...] about Hanoi, Saigon not very smart, finds study

FOOTBALLFriday’s scheduleStandingsPlayer statistics Team rankings (U-T poll)GIRLS GOLFWestern LeagueCoronado 215, La Jolla 280 at Coronado (36). Med: Damian (C) 37.Eastern LeagueUniversity City 242, Patrick Henry 281 at Mission Trails (35). Med: Pham (UC) 40.GIRLS VOLLEYBALLSan Diego Section RankingsThrough Oct. 61. Cathedral Catholic (Division I) 18-3; 2. Torrey Pines (I) 21-2; 3. La Jolla (I) 18-3; 4. La Jolla Country Day (I) 17-5; 5. Bishop’s (I) 19-6; 6. Carlsbad (I) 24-4; 7. Eastlake (I) 24-5; 8. San Marcos (I) 27-5; 9. Scripps Ranch (I) 15-10; 10. Del Norte (I) 16-7.Others: Rancho Bernardo (I) 17-8; Maranatha Christian (II) 18-6; Santa Fe Christian (I) 13-8; Christian (II) 13-5; Mission Vista (II) 14-6; La Costa Canyon (I) 19-11; Vista (II) 13-6; Canyon Crest (I) 12-8; El Capitan (I) 15-8; Valhalla (II) 14-6; Escondido (II) 15-14; Mission Bay (II) 16-7; Point Loma (I) 15-14.Compiled by Terry Monahan FIELD HOCKEYSan Diego Section RankingsThrough Oct. 61. Serra … [Read more...] about Prep scoreboard (Oct. 7 results and rankings)

How well do you know the history of Colorado Springs?Sure, you might know that Gen. William Jackson Palmer founded the city and that Pikes Peak was Katharine Lee Bates' inspiration for the song "America the Beautiful." But how well do you really know the history of the town you live in?Not surprisingly, there's much more to the region than Garden of the Gods and a statue of a man on a horse that can cause traffic problems. Here are nine historical facts about Colorado Springs you probably didn't know.Cheyenne Mountain Zoo wasn't the city's first zooZoo Park made its debut 20 years earlier. It held not only animals, but also a roller-skating rink, dance hall, beer garden and rides from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Zoo Park was built by Chicago politician and saloon owner "Bathhouse" John Coughlin, a man known for fraud and corruption who would spend his summers in Colorado Springs. The zoo closed in 1916 after rival gangsters and reformers starting cutting into Coughlin's Chicago … [Read more...] about 9 Colorado Springs historical facts you probably didn’t know