Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Kate Spade Outlet’s Long Weekend Sale Slashed Luxury Handbags up to 70% Off
There’s something undeniably satisfying about scoring a designer handbag at a fraction of its original price—and the Kate Spade Outlet Presidents’ Day Sale is making it very easy to justify a cart refresh. For a limited time, shoppers can take up to 70% off handbags, with an extra 20% off automatically applied at checkout. The…
Read MoreRunning warm by February standards
Another unseasonably warm week ahead with temperatures running 5-10° above what is normal for this time of year. -Meteorologist Kristen Currie Source link
Read MoreHow to watch USA vs. Sweden in Olympic women’s hockey semifinals for free
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. The semifinals of the Winter Olympics women’s ice hockey tournament get underway today, Feb. 16 to decide which teams play for a gold medal later this week. Things get started…
Read MoreRubio meets Orbán in Budapest as US and Hungary plan to sign civilian nuclear pact
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in the Hungarian capital on Monday for meetings with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his government during which they plan to sign a civilian-nuclear cooperation agreement heralded by US President Donald Trump. Trump has been outspoken in his support for the nationalist Orbán in the Hungarian leader’s bid for reelection in two months. Orbán…
Read MoreCostco launches mobile app ordering for custom cakes and deli trays, easing customer woes
Costco is officially retiring a decades-old system customers have long found frustrating as part of its latest major digital overhaul. Customers will soon be able to place custom cake and deli tray orders directly through the company’s mobile app and website. Previously, shoppers were required to drive to Costco just to fill out paper order forms…
Read MoreWinter Olympian’s gold medal hopes dashed as he’s disqualified over size of his ski boots
Size always matters. Tell that to Austrian ski jumper Daniel Tschofenig — who saw his gold medal dreams dashed all because his ski boots were too big. Tschofenig, a World Cup winner, fell foul of the rules by just four millimeters. The athlete, 23, tried out some new boots while practising but seemingly didn’t check…
Read MoreFormer Washington star Tre’ Johnson dies ‘suddenly and unexpectedly’ on family trip at age of 54
Former NFL Pro Bowl guard Tre’ Johnson has died suddenly and unexpectedly at the age of 54 while on a trip with his family, his devastated wife revealed. Johnson, who played for Washington and the Cleveland Browns during his career, died Sunday, his wife Irene wrote on Facebook. He had been battling health issues before…
Read MoreNYC apartment fire kills 1 after firefighters’ battle to extinguish blaze slowed due to blocked hydrant
A raging fire killed an elderly man inside a Queens apartment building on Sunday evening, after firefighters’ efforts to extinguish the flames were slowed down by a car blocking a fire hydrant, according to authorities. Nearly 90 EMS personnel and firefighters rushed to respond to the blaze that broke out at the apartment complex on…
Read MoreTeam USA finally getting Auston Matthews’ best just in time at Olympics
MILAN — Team USA captain Auston Matthews put forth arguably his best offensive game Sunday night against Germany since the ‘C’ was stitched onto his red, white and blue jersey back at the 4 Nations Face-Off. With two goals and an assist in the Americans’ Group C-clinching 5-1 win at Santagiulia Arena, Matthews had his…
Read MoreTwo East Texas officers shot during violent warrant operation
Two East Texas officers were shot and a suspect was killed in a violent warrant operation in Wood County, TX, after the suspect allegedly opened fire with a semi-automatic weapon. Source link
Read More‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ deepens Dunk’s backstory: Who plays Rafe? Why is Ser Arlan singing in Dothraki?
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 5 “In The Name Of The Mother” tells two important stories. We get to find out who lives, who dies, and who is found guilty or innocent in Ser Duncan the Tall’s (Peter Claffey) Trial of Seven, and we also get to learn how young Dunk (Bamber Todd)…
Read MoreTexas softball goes 5-0 in Bevo Classic, gears up for big West Coast tournament
The Longhorns topped the Huskies 9-1 and beat the Buckeyes 7-4, moving to 9-1 on the season. Source link
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