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2 weeks ago |
europinion.uk | Jake Sanders
With Trump’s 100th day in office fast approaching, the tenets of MAGA foreign policy 2.0 are still being crafted. Political soothsayers remain divided on whether these will involve a withdrawal from the world, or an attempt to emulate 19th century imperialism. Either prospect is terrifying - and ludicrous. After all, why would an American administration upend the post-1945 liberal world order it worked so hard to build?
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3 weeks ago |
memphisflyer.com | Jake Sanders
On Saturday, April 12th, the Cooper-Young Community Association (CYCA) held their fifth annual Cooper-Young Porchfest. At 70 degrees under sunny blue-skies, it was perfect weather for the 130 bands that performed on 46 porches and patios. Hundreds of Memphians walked around the neighborhood in shorts, summer dresses, and short-sleeves, listening to original music, classic covers, DJ sets, and even a comedian at 2034 Evelyn Avenue.
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4 weeks ago |
thesun.ie | Jake Sanders
He also explained why he feels like he's suddenly playing with 'house money'RORY McILROY says his rollercoaster play-off victory at The Masters drove his dad to drink. Gerry and mum Rosie watched on agonisingly back home as Irish Olympian McIlroy ended his 11-year Major drought to complete the career Grand Slam. But given the dramatic nature of the final round, which ebbed and flowed like nothing seen at Augusta for years, Gerry needed something to steady the nerves.
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1 month ago |
memphisflyer.com | Jake Sanders
On Sunday, March 30th, Growlers hosted a four-band bill organized by local booking agency Strickland Entertainment. The lineup boasted Arc of Quasar (a psychedelic rock duo out of Mississippi), Zoë Dominguez (a punk singer/songwriter out of Rhodes College), Degenerate Breakfast (a University of Memphis alt-rock outfit), and Alexis Jade and the Gemstones (a smooth Americana five-piece).
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2 months ago |
memphisflyer.com | Jake Sanders
Along with headliners Missy Elliott, Anderson .Paak and the Free Nationals, and The Killers on the lineup for this year’s RiverBeat Music Festival will be local Memphis band Jombi. The genre-bending group consists of four members: Auden Brummer, Sam Wallace, Bry Hart, and Caleb Crouch. All native Memphians, they’ve brought their electric live performances to countless venues here, as well as Nashville, New Orleans, North Carolina, and elsewhere.
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Extremely frustrating ending to the season for Millwall. That Josh Coburn miss a huge what if moment, but the club are in good hands under Alex Neil.
Burnley have lost one of their last 58 Championship home games and three of their last 95 dating back to March 2013. Enormous task facing Millwall on Saturday, let alone relying on other results go to their way.
If Millwall beat Burnley on the final day and one of Bristol City or Coventry fail to win, they're in the play-offs.