The Daily Show doesn t know what San Francisco s Golden Gate Bridge looks like
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The producers of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah have a tough job. Creating a new show every weekday with not only cutting topical humor, but also polished production value, is a real challenge, especially when filming remotely because of the coronavirus pandemic.
However, they should still be able to identify San Francisco s most notable landmark.
In last night s episode, during an introduction to a segment about the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom, The Daily Show dropped a couple stock images that represent California.
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We’ve reached the point in the Oakland A’s ballpark project cycle where the threat of relocation gets floated, and just like everything else in this latest iteration of the team’s recurring storyline, this time it feels slightly more real.
Major League Baseball has “instructed the Athletics to explore other markets” amid their ongoing quest for a new ballpark at Howard Terminal, per a league statement on Tuesday, first reported by Jeff Passan of ESPN.
“MLB is concerned with the rate of progress on the A’s new ballpark effort with local officials and other stakeholders in Oakland. The A’s have worked very hard to advance a new ballpark in downtown Oakland for the last four years, investing significant resources while facing multiple roadblocks. We know they remain deeply committed to succeeding in Oakland, and with two other sports franchises recently leaving the community, their co
The A’s struck again in the 6th to take the lead. Laureano led off with a double, and moved to third on a groundout.
Sean Murphy just needed to make contact somewhere to drive home the run, and he got it done with a bloop to shallow center that fell for a hit.
On any other night so far this year, that slim lead would have been enough. The A’s bullpen had converted all nine of its save chances, and all 13 of its holds, spanning a total of 11 games in which they were handed close leads at some point. But no pen is perfect forever, and this was their turn to falter.
Maryland archaeologists recently unearthed artifacts that confirmed the location of the home where
Harriet Tubman lived with her parents, Benjamin Ross and Harriet Green, in her youth.
Julie M. Schablitsky, the chief archaeologist at the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, made the discovery in March during an excavation in Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. “We could tell from the glaze that the time period coincided perfectly with the Ross cabin,” she said of the ceramic shards found at the site that dated between the 1820s to 1840s. “I was like, ‘OK, this has to be it. ”