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and a former nba star says he is going to russia to free brittney griner but the biden administration is not on board with his plans. good morning. welcome to "way too early," on this monday, august 22nd. yobz is taking a well deserved break. we will start with the news. former president donald trump says he is planning a full descent to keep the justice department from analyzing the documents seized from his home. in a posted social media site on friday, trump accused federal law enforcement of quote destroying our country, and teased that he would soon file a motion based on th...

it's how they write their memoirs. >> those are some of the new excuses from republicans about why donald trump took classified documents home with him to mar-a-lago. there was, though, one of the old ones about hillary clinton. the former president now is previewing his legal plans as he pushes more dangerous rhetoric. also this morning, new polling from nbc news shows americans no longer believe the economy is the most pressing issue facing our country. steve kornacki joins us to break down the numbers and to tell us what is on the minds of americans. good morning. welcome to "mo...

Who’s News - Carrefour Romania announces a series of strategic appointments in the local organization board, based on promoting key business leaders. Jagoda Zientara,

Updated on May 5, 2021 at 1:55 pm Greg Cahill Comedian and actor George Lopez is getting in on the food scene’s “ghost kitchen” trend, launching a delivery-only taqueria in San Diego next month. Nextbite – a company headquartered in Denver, Colorado, focused on connecting so-called “virtual” or ghost kitchen concepts with restaurant partners across the U.S. – announced Wednesday that it is partnering with Lopez for a concept called George Lopez Tacos. Download our NBC 7 mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. George Lopez Tacos will be a...

This article was published online on March 12, 2021. Last May, when Connor Hitchcock decided to start a fundraiser for some out-of-work friends, he had modest expectations. Hitchcock and his wife, Christa, run Homefield Apparel, which licenses old collegiate sports logos to make vintage-inspired T-shirts and sweatshirts. They wanted to help out a handful of writers who had recently been furloughed from Vox Media’s college-football website, Banner Society. The couple drew up some designs based on inside jokes from the site’s two podcasts. Hitchcock didn’t tell the writers what he was up ...