Month: <span>July 2020</span>

After WWE finally announced the fate of this year’s WrestleMania Monday night, questions arose as to what the plan was for both NXT TakeOver and the Hall of Fame Ceremony, two staples of the weekend leading up to the company’s biggest show of the year.  Click Here: liverpool mens jersey Quite simply, they don’t appear…

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> PWTorch editor Wade Keller presents a special Thursday Flagship edition of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast featuring a WrestleMania 36 Preview with ex-WWE Creative Team member and professional stand-up comedian Matt McCarthy. (Search “wade keller” to subscribe in podcast app or CLICK HERE to subscribe in Apple Podcasts.) WWE announced today that co-presidents…

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From practically the first day Donald Trump entered the Oval Office two and a half years ago "the I word" has hung over his presidency.  And yet through all his scandals, from Russian links to hush-money payments to racially insensitive jibes, his political enemies have held off going for impeachment. Until Tuesday.  Click Here: liverpool mens jersey…

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The White House sought to "lock down" all records of a call between Donald Trump and the Ukrainian president where he urged an investigation into political rival Joe Biden, a whistleblower has claimed. White House lawyers “directed” officials to remove an electronic transcript of the July 25 call from a system where such notes are…

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Australian prime minister Scott Morrison is under pressure to reveal the details of Donald Trump’s request for assistance in dealing with the Mueller inquiry. Mr Morrison confirmed on Tuesday that he agreed to assist Mr Trump in a phone call in May, but opposition frontbencher Bill Shorten called on the prime minister to release the full transcript of…

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Protests in Hong Kong are spinning into their fifth month, with more violent clashes between police and activists – and they’re not likely to end any time soon. City leaders pledged last month to formally withdraw the extradition proposal that first brought protesters into the streets. But after a summer of tear gas and rubber…

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What will the Turkish offensive look like?  Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has proposed a large-scale offensive across 480km of the Turkish-Syrian border to drive back the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which Turkey considers a terrorist group, and create a “safe zone” for Syrian refugees.  Many Western officials expect the actual offensive will begin relatively small,…

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A missing chapter of the oldest copy of Japan’s Tale of Genji – often referred to as the world’s first novel – has been discovered in storage at a home in Tokyo. The centuries-old manuscript, which contains the fifth chapter of Japan’s most famous work of literature, has been authenticated as the oldest in existence…

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Tens of thousands of troops were deployed on rescue missions across Japan on Sunday after a powerful typhoon caused widespread flooding and landslides, leaving at least 30 people dead and 15 missing. Tokyo was brought to standstill ahead of the arrival of Super Typhoon Hagibis – the most powerful storm to hit Japan in decades –…

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Hillary Clinton has claimed a Democrat presidential candidate is being "groomed" by the Kremlin to run as an independent in 2020. In an astonishing attack on Tulsi Gabbard, a congresswoman from Hawaii, Mrs Clinton suggested Russia would use her to damage the Democrats’ chances of taking the White House. Ms Gabbard, 38, responded by calling…

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