The Golden Knights have given Shipachyov’s representatives permission to explore a trade, according to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. After leading the Kontinental Hockey League in scoring, Shipachyov focused on continuing his playing career in the NHL. In early May, he became the second player to sign with the Golden Knights but Shipachyov failed to crack Vegas’ roster out of training camp. Shipachyov found himself being sent from the Chicago Wolves and Knights on a regular basis....

In the video, which has been viewed over 120,000 times, Sunday can be seen looking at the camera in a guilty fashion, with what appears to be yogurt around her mouth. One user commented, “Objection. Hearsay”, in a reference to the phrase made famous by lawyer Camille Vasquez during the defamation trial involving Amber Heard and Johnny Depp. With over 200,000 followers on TikTok, in other videos, Sunday can be seen rolling around in the mud, taking naps, playing in the pool, and just generally being a golden retriever....

In a clip shared to TikTok by @gamjamypotato, Gamja the field golden retriever can be seen happily munching on a treat. However, her puppy brother Chip decides the bone should be his. He brings a toy over to Gamja to trade with, but the older dog is not interested. So, Chip resorts to slowly sneaking the bone out of Gamja’s mouth, one munch at a time. By the end of the video, the two dogs are sharing the treat, but not before some snarling and tug of war....

In a video posted to TikTok by Enzo Potato, the dog can be seen watching the gripping moment FBI Agent Maya Miller has a face-to-face meeting with Mexican cartel boss Omar Navarro in Episode 3 of the brand new Season 4 of the show. It’s a tense moment to say the least and the drama of it all is clearly not lost on the watching pooch, as the footage shared to social media suggests....

Lyle followed his opening 72 and with a 71 on Friday to reach 1-over 143 at Royal Melbourne. The Australian hadn't played a tournament since a second bout with myeloid leukemia in early 2012 after having first fought off the disease when he was 17. The 32-year-old Lyle said his legs felt heavy but he would draw on his "fighting instinct" to finish the weekend. "If I have to crawl those last 18 holes, I'm crawling them," Lyle said....

Stephenson shot a 1-under 71 to edge Sherri Turner by a stroke, and the World team went on to beat the United States 27-21 in the 45-and-older competition at Hermitage Golf Club. The Americans won the event the first six times and retained the cup last year with a tie in Orlando, Fla. "It took a few years for the World team to practice and get better and better and better," World captain Pia Nilsson said....

Zach Johnson never looked the part of a winner until he was posing with the trophy. "I feel very fortunate and somewhat lucky," Johnson said. He also was very good. Johnson was four shots behind with eight holes to play against the No. 1 player in the world. Tied for the lead on the 18th hole, Johnson quit on an 8-iron and hit into a hazard, and then went to the drop area figuring his only chance was to stuff it close to make bogey and hope Woods didn't save par from a bunker....

The former member of K-pop girl group Kara was found dead in her home in the Cheongdam neighborhood of Seoul on Sunday. “Yesterday (November 24), around 6 p.m., Goo Hara’s housekeeper discovered her. Based on an on-site inspection and testimony from her family, there are no suspicions of a crime,” Commissioner Lee Yong Pyo of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency confirmed in a statement. “Based on the analysis of CCTV footage, we have confirmed that she returned home on November 24 at approximately 12:35 a....

On March 20, a fake Twitter account reported of that the Harry Potter actor tested positive for coronavirus. Radcliffe was allegedly “the first famous person to be publicly confirmed.” Twitter users clicked on the link and were then sent to an old BBC.com page. Although the original tweet has been deleted, the fake news report had already fooled many readers. Twitter has taken down the account for “platform manipulation;” according to Huffpost....

The ruling could shutter Napster within weeks and turn 62 million online-music fans into digital refugees. While the Redwood City, Calif., startup still hopes to strike deals with the record labels, maybe by exhanging equity in the company for licenses to broker the labels’ music, the odds of negotiating a path out of its legal quagmire appear long. Six months ago district court Judge Marilyn Hall Patel ruled that the service blatantly violated copyright laws by allowing users to download songs for free off each other’s hard drives....

Google, a popular search engine, was founded 21 years ago in 1998. Although it wasn’t founded on this exact date all those years ago, and Google has celebrated its founding on multiple different dates, recently the company selected September 27 as its “birthday.” Its founding goes back to 1995 when Larry Page was considering Stanford University for graduate school and student Sergey Brin was assigned to show him around. While in their dorm rooms, they built a search engine which was originally called Backrub....

The Google Doodle is a slideshow depicting scenes from Wong’s life, including Wong as a child holding up a dress in her parents’ laundry, filming a movie, traveling to Europe, and dressed up as a few of her most famous roles. Sophie Diao, the artist behind the Doodle, said: “I knew I wanted to highlight her commanding stage presence, so stylistically I felt a dramatic black-and-white slideshow would be the way to go....

GOP members of the Senate Judiciary Committee took time during Monday’s opening statements to air grievances about the treatment of Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett and Robert Bork during their nomination hearings. Senator Ted Cruz called Kavanaugh’s hearings “one of the lowest moments in the history of this committee,” while Senator Ben Sasse said Barrett faced “religious bigotry.” Both Kavanaugh and Barrett were confirmed to the bench. Still, Republican senators have made it clear that, despite their criticism of Democrats’ treatment of previous nominees to the Court, they plan to grill Jackson when questioning starts this week....

“You notice how when they win elections, the Russians didn’t do anything. So, if the Russians, supposedly and Putin, only like Republicans, why did they ’let’ the Republicans lose the House of Representatives?,” Nunes said during an appearance on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle on Thursday. Nunes’ appearance came hours after The New York Times reported that intelligence officials informed lawmakers that Russia is attempting to interfere in the 2020 general election....

State Representative Ken Wyler has stepped down as a member of the House Finance and Joint Legislative Fiscal committees following criticism from Republican Governor Chris Sununu and Democrats. Wyler said he had not read the entire 52-page document, which he sent to colleagues on the fiscal via email, and acknowledged that it contained “conspiracy material.” The document, entitled The Vaccine Death Report, contained a number of false and conspiratorial claims, including that governments want to “steal our very own thoughts and feelings through 5G” and references about the Roman Catholic Church’s supposedly evil “Black Pope” and “Grey Pope....

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst’s campaign sent a fundraising email detailing the key SCOTUS opening at 7:08 p.m. with the subject line, “BREAKING: the future of the Supreme Court is on the line,” according to a Twitter post by Radio Iowa News Director O. Kay Henderson. Justice Ginsburg’s passing was announced roughly around 6:30 p.m., Iowa time. “The next Supreme Court nominee will shape major decisions for decades to come,” the campaign email read....

The rudeness could never have occurred without glasnost. But it stems from the most elemental form of conservatism–fear that Gorbachev’s policies threaten the party bureaucracy’s grip on power and privilege. Officials concede that 137,000 of the party’s 19 million members quit last year and that far more will follow this year. Members of the liberal Democratic Platform, which fielded only 3 percent of the delegates but claims as much as 40 percent support among party members, may bolt the party....

Gorbachev’s hand was forced by his old nemesis, Boris Yeltsin, the president of the Russian Republic. By a vote of 907 to 13, the Russian parliament adopted a nonbinding declaration of sovereignty, stating that Russian law takes precedence over Soviet law. It’s one thing for the tiny Baltic republics to declare independence; Russia, with half of the country’s population and two thirds of its territory, is too big to ignore and too strong to slap down....