6 former rivals to speak out for Trump at convention

Much of the news media’s focus in the run-up to the Republican NationalConvention here has been on presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump’s political rivals who areboycotting the event: People such as Jeb Bush, his brother former President George W. Bush,2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney and host-state Gov. John Kasich.

Republicans kick off convention in Cleveland; anti-Trump move fails

The Republican National Convention started in Cleveland on Monday, ushering in a historic four-day period that’s expected to culminate on Thursday with Donald Trump giving his acceptance speech as the GOP nominee for president.

 
Robbie Lawler’s not interested in another Fight of the Night

On a conference call ahead of fighting Tyron Woodley at UFC 201, welterweight champion Robbie Lawler says he isn’t out to get Fight of the Night for his performances. He wants to end his opponents by way of knockout.

Hillary Clinton to campaign at two events in Las Vegas on Tuesday

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee will be speaking to public employee union members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees at their annual convention at 11:30 a.m. at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Trump campaign calls Kasich petulant for not showing up at convention

Donald Trump’s supporters promised party unity this week at the Republican National Convention. Then his campaign manager called the Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich “embarrassing” and “petulant” for refusing to show.

Anti-Trump delegates lose battle for state-by-state roll call vote

Over angry and prolonged objections from anti-Donald Trump forces, Republican Party leaders approved rules for their national convention on Monday and rejected demands for a state-by-state roll call vote, a discordant start to a gathering designed to project unity.

Gabriel Ynoa’s return to form not enough as 51s fall 2-1 to Omaha

An old-fashioned pitcher’s duel was broken in the only way fitting for an old-fashioned pitcher’s duel: a soft-hit tapper in the seventh inning to ruin an ace getting his groove back as Las Vegas fell 2-1

Mastery of subject + discipline = educator’s success

A math teacher who refuses to allow classroom time to be wasted also finds time to help students with challenges of poverty. Even though her students are often labeled at-risk, she has managed to raise test scores in math.

At least 6 states adopt fantasy sports laws; 21 others don’t

The daily fantasy sports industry notched some wins but failed to capture a majority of states after an all-out push this year to preserve its legality amid concerns the online games amount to illegal sports betting operations.

Cliff Josephy tops WSOP Main Event on Day 7 dinner break

Professional poker player Cliff Josephy of Muttontown, New York, is the chip leader in the World Series of Poker’s $10,000 buy-in No-limit Texas Hold ’em World Championship at the Day 7 dinner break Monday.

West valley apartment fire sends 1 to hospital, displaces 30

A west valley apartment fire Monday afternoon sent one person to the hospital and displaced 20 adults and 10 children, according to a Clark County Fire Department media release.

Would Metro police consider using a bomb robot?

After an hourslong standoff in the second story of a Dallas community college with a suspected cop killer, police sent in the cavalry. A bomb squad robot mounted with a C4 explosive.

Health care offer withdrawn as Taj Mahal strike continues

An Atlantic City casino owned by billionaire Carl Icahn withdrew an offer to restore health insurance for its striking workers Monday after the union refused to put the measure up for a vote 18 days into a walkout.

 
Man attacks passengers with ax aboard train near Germany

The ax-wielding man who attacked passengers on a train in southern Germany on Monday, critically injuring several people, was a 17-year-old Afghan refugee who was living in the town of Ochsenfurt, Bavaria’s interior minister said.

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