Dresden Blasts Mosque Conference Center Attacked in German City

Two home-made bombs hit a mosque and a conference center in eastern Germany late Monday in what officials called a "xenophobic" attack. Police evacuated the hotel bar and asked people to stay away from windows at the hotel building.

The first blast occurred at 9:53 pm local time, outside a mosque on Hühndorfer Strasse in the eastern neighborhood of Cotta. An imam was inside the building at the time, along with his wife and two children. About half an hour later, a second explosion was head outside the International Congress Center, forcing police to evacuate the nearby Martim Hotel.

Although no one claimed responsibility for the incident, we must have to consider a xenophobic motive for the attack," Horst Kretzschmar, the city's police chief in Dresden said in a statement, adding that police were on high alert. The second device exploded shortly after the first on a terrace between a hotel and the International Congress Center, a facility which can accommodate 6,000 people for conferences. The blast destroyed a decorative glass block on the outdoor terrace.

Both attacks happened in the same time. Both attacks happened in the same time. Although no one claimed responsibility for the incident, He said police believed there was a link to celebrations planned for the coming weekend in the city to mark the anniversary of German reunification on Oct. 3, 1990.

Dresden Blasts Mosque Conference Center Attacked in German City

Legend Golfer Arnold Palmer Dies at 87

Arnold Palmer, one of golf's greatest players whose immense popularity drew a legion of fans to the game at the dawn of the age of televised sport, died of heart complications on Sunday he was 87.

He was about as neighborly as a worldwide celebrity could ever be. You could easily imagine him lending you his tractor or lawn mower or plowing eight inches of snow from your driveway if you happened to be away on business. But the most important player? It's fairly unanimous that Arnold Palmer was, true to his nickname, the King.

According to his longtime agent, Alastair Johnston, Palmer died of complications from heart problems. Johnston said Palmer was admitted to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian on Thursday for some cardiovascular work and weakened over the past few days.

He wasn't the greatest male golfer of all time. That title usually prompts a debate about Jack Nicklaus or Tiger Woods or Ben Hogan, maybe Sam Snead. Palmer, a charismatic figure popularly known as 'The King' who accumulated 62 career victories on the PGA Tour including seven major championships, died at UPMC Hospital in Pittsburgh, near his hometown of Latrobe, Pennsylvania.

I know he was in Pittsburgh trying to find out how to make himself better. But please understand something when you consider the legacy of this late, great 87-year-old man from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, who was always happiest when he was making someone else's day.

That’s what Arnold has always tried to do. He has always been a fighter and he never gave up on anything. He didn’t give up even now. Maybe his body did, but I know Arnold’s will and spirit did not.

Legend Golfer Arnold Palmer Dies at 87

WWE Clash of Champions‬, ‪Seth Rollins‬, ‪Kevin Owens‬‬

The champions of WWE’s flagship television clashed Sunday night during Raw’s first exclusive pay-per-view since the company re-launched the brand extension, Clash of Champions. Reigns, who sold back and rib injuries throughout as Rusev attempted to wear him down for that late submission attempt, saw an earlier spear attempt interrupted when Rusev's wife Lana stood on the apron and distracted him.

On a show that featured an overbooked main event, a disappointing Women’s match and some questionable finishes. He once again proved that when it comes to the big time, there are few like him. Over and over again, he has shown us just that. Allowing Rusev to roll Reigns up for a near three-count. Lana went one step too far moments later.

WWE will have to hold out hope that fans will tune into Raw going forward. Will what transpired at Clash of Champions make them want to watch? This time it was the time to retain the WWE Universal championship title and he did it in style like only he can. Owens was victorious in what was easily the clash of the evening. He is a champion and we do not need any proof of that.

WWE Clash of Champions‬, ‪Seth Rollins‬, ‪Kevin Owens‬‬

Meek Mill‬, ‪The Game‬‬

A hardened criminal may have become the unlikely peacemaker in the  blood feud between Meek Mill and The Game. In his defense, the Dreamchasers rapper says that the former G-Unit emcee is just picking a fight with him because he want to use the attention to market his upcoming album “1992” due next month.

The Game vs. Meek’s rap rift took flight hours after the Compton rapper’s crew was reportedly targeted in a Miami nightclub shooting. During a show at Story nightclub. Yesterday (September 18), the visual sparring continued Instagram yet again with Game promising to serve his newfound Philly nemesis with a proper fade. The Game called Meek a “rat” for supposedly snitching in a police investigation involving a robbery and assault against Sean Kingston in June.

This latest Insta-shot post displays Game’s iPhone call log with four missed calls, allegedly from the Maybach Music Group rap star leading with the caption: “Don’t call my phone tryna back out this ass whoopin. In case you have been living under a rock for the last week or so, The Game released a diss track “92 Bars” aimed at Meek Mill and even diss him on stage during a performance in Miami.

Since Friday, The Game has been dissing Meek Mill on stage, on record, and on Instagram, where he has accused Meek of mentioning his name to the police, and has requested that the rapper face off with him in a fist fight. While Meek initially took the advice of Black Mafia Family's Big Meech and showed restraint in responding to Game's taunts, Meek has decided to fire back at the Compton rapper on Instagram today.

Meek Mill‬, ‪The Game‬‬

29 Injured in Bomb Blast, New York City

A powerful explosion caused by what the authorities believe was a homemade bomb injured at least 29 people on a crowded sidewalk in the bustling Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan on Saturday night, according to the police. Journalist Josh Marshall lives across the street from the site of the explosion but wasn't there when it happened.

Police have video from businesses on the street where the explosion occurred, which could yield key details about the hours before the attack. Less than three hours after the blast, an object police described as a "possible secondary device" was found a few blocks away.

He wrote in a post on his site, Talking Points Memo, that a large building at the location described by authorities has been the site of "low-intensity construction" for months. The blast, Ochs said, appeared to come from street level — consistent with reports that it came from a dumpster — and it blew out the windows of passing cars and an adjacent mid-rise apartment building

It was later sent to a NYPD range in the Bronx aboard a special containment vessel, the mayor's office said. Three law enforcement sources described the find as a pressure cooker with items attached. Investigators are trying to determine if that individual is connected to the explosion. Investigators are looking at surveillance video appearing to show a person near where the explosion at the 23rd street location occurred, according to a local and federal law enforcement official.

29 Injured in Bomb Blast, New York City

Mike Lonergan‬ ‪George Washington Colonials men's basketball‬‬

Five months after leading George Washington to an NIT championship, Mike Lonergan is no longer the head coach of the Colonials. There was an unexpected coaching change in college basketball late Friday night, as it was reported by USA Today that George Washington has decided to part ways with head coach Mike Lonergan.  Most of the allegations leveled against Lonergan pertain to the bigoted comments he has frequently made against the players in the past, such as repeatedly telling a player to transfer to a transgender league.

Thirteen players transferred from the program in Lonergan’s five years at the helm. He posted a 97-70 record during his time in D.C.  These allegations first came to light in July 2016, for which the coach has already been undergoing inquiry.

Lonergan led the Colonials to 22 wins or more in each of the last three seasons, winning the Postseason NIT this past season, but he’d come under fire during the summer following allegations of verbal abuse levied by former players. George Washington has fired Lonergan, USA Today reported late Friday night. School officials did not immediately return messages from Yahoo Sports seeking confirmation.

This move follows nearly two months of investigation into accusations that he had verbally and emotionally abused at least one player. Over his five-year tenure with the team, 13 players have transferred out of the program.

Mike Lonergan‬ ‪George Washington Colonials men's basketball‬‬