- SportsMMA Weekly
Jorge Masvidal: ‘I want to run until I throw up. I’m very upset right now.’
* * *Jorge Masvidal saved the day, but couldn't take home the belt at UFC 251 on Saturday.When Gilbert Burns fell out of the UFC 251 main event after testing positive for COVID-19, Masvidal quickly stepped in to challenge UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman.Despite the short-notice, Masvidal lasted all five rounds with the champion. That, of course, wasn't the objective. The objective was to take Usman's belt. Following the fight, Masvidal broke down his performance and commented on what might be next for him.Hear everything Masvidal had to say after his loss to Usman at the UFC 251 Post-Fight Press Conference on Fight Island in Abu Dhabi.(Subscribe to MMAWeekly.com on YouTube)* * *TRENDING Kamaru Usman shuts down Jorge Masvidal in UFC 251 main event* * * How did UFC Fight Island come to be? (Subscribe to MMAWeekly.com on YouTube)
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Coronavirus kept them apart for 114 days. So she took a dishwashing job to see her husband
Mary Daniel got a job as a dishwasher at a memory-care center so she could be inside the locked-down facility to see her husband, a patient there.
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Naya Rivera Investigation: Police Share Insight Into Her Disappearance, Her Son's Help and More
Speaking to E! News, Capt. Eric Buschow revealed more insight into Naya Rivera's case, how her son has helped law enforcement and more.
- U.S.Good Morning America
Coronavirus updates: State records continue to fall for new cases, hospitalizations
Over 12.7 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory virus, according to data compiled by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. The actual numbers are believed to be much higher due to testing shortages, many unreported cases and suspicions that some governments are hiding or downplaying the scope of their nations' outbreaks. For the first time since March, New York City on did not report a single confirmed or probable COVID-19 death on Saturday, according to preliminary data from the city's health department.
- U.S.BBC
Daniel Lewis Lee: First US federal execution to go ahead after 17 years
Relatives of Daniel Lewis Lee's victims had sought to delay the execution due to coronavirus.
- LifestyleBest Products
Krispy Kreme Is Celebrating Its 83rd Birthday by Giving Away Free Boxes of Glazed Donuts
And the donut shop is extending its Hot Light hours.
- BusinessAFP
Asian markets rise on fresh vaccine hopes, eyes on earnings
Asian markets rose Monday, recovering some of the losses at the end of last week, as investors followed a strong performance on Wall Street fuelled by hopes for a coronavirus vaccine, though a spike in infections around the world capped gains. Trillions of dollars in government support is keeping equities well supported but confidence is being strangled by the spread of the disease, with an explosion of cases forcing some countries to reimpose containment measures just weeks after easing lockdowns. Tokyo led the gains, adding 1.7 percent in the morning session, while Hong Kong added 0.6 percent and Shanghai put on 0.5 percent, with Seoul and Sydney also climbing more than one percent.
