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There was one pickup truck trying to chase them but half of these runners ended up getting away. the numbers of runners and gotaways are staggering. several hundred thousand estimated in the year 2021. guys who don't want to be caught wearing black or camo and not turning themselves in. not just family units giving themselves up as you see. there are always runners trying to make it across the border. border patrol so undermanned and one pickup trying to chase down 30 guys. that incident, 15 of them ended up got away. another thing we often see is raft smugglers. we see this every time we go t...

From albums made by lesser-known artists to hitmakers, these are the best rock albums of the century — so far.

Nerdesin ey yaşamak? * Hiç ummadığın -bilemezsin- birden bir hayat gülebilir, gelebilir, fışkırabilir. Bir ay gülümser bir dağın ardından, bir güneş... Yıldızlar kümesiyle ürperirsiniz bir gece... Kulağınızda bir kedi miyavlaması... Gecenin bir yarısında Hu, Hu, Hu, Huuuuuu diyen bir horoz sesi... Elinize sıvanan bir nanenin içinize doluşu... Yeni demlemiş bir çayın kokusu, bardağa dolmuş resmi... Duvarlara dolanmış yaseminlerin taa uzaklardan selâmı ve o yıldız gülümseyişleri... Beride hanımelleri... Aha gevrek, derin bayıltan iğde şenlikleri......

Nostalgia is a tricky thing, but Daft Punk did it right. It already feels strange to refer to Daft Punk in the past tense, but when you think about it, the iconic house duo have always been primed for 20/20 hindsight. With Daft Punk announcing their breakup after what many believe to be a practically flawless 28-year career, the nostalgic fabric of their music looms brighter than ever. Looking back, their entire body of work feels like a musical expression of “Don’t be sad it’s over, be glad it happened.” Even at their peak as one of electronic music’s most forward-looking artists, ...

Author, RTÉ 2FM DJ, MMA fan We've all heard about 'the difficult second album' syndrome, but 2fm's Dan Hegarty gives us a further 20 follow-up Irish albums that saw Irish acts beat that sophomore slump, with spectacular results...  Sack - Butterfly Effect (Dirt Records, 1997)  The late 90s were rich on talent but light on commercial impact where Irish artists were concerned. One of the finest albums released during this period is Butterfly Effect by Sack. It’s an album filled with glorious punchy guitar riffs, and intoxicating vocals from Martin McCann. Morrissey was a huge fan of ...