List of Winners for 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards
Partial list of winners for the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards, announced Sunday by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association:
Golden Globes Red Carpet Transformed by Black Dress Protest
The highly anticipated wear-black protest at the Golden Globes took off Sunday as soon as the red carpet opened, including A-listers Meryl Streep in a deep V-cut gown and Michelle Williams in an embellished off-the-shoulder look with "Me Too" founder Tarana Burke at her side.
Pardoned Leader Says He Dreams of Peru ‘Without Bitterness’
LIMA, Peru — Former strongman Alberto Fujimori says he spent his first hours as a free man following his controversial Christmas Eve pardon dreaming of "a Peru without bitterness."
Coutinho Signs for Barcelona in $192M Deal, 2nd Highest Ever
BARCELONA, Spain — Philippe Coutinho is joining Barcelona after Liverpool agreed Saturday to sell the Brazilian in a deal that makes him one of the most expensive players in soccer history.
Trump Says He’s ‘Like, Really Smart,’ ‘a Very Stable Genius’
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump felt compelled Saturday to let the world know he's playing with all his marbles and is among the sharpest cookies around.
US Senator Says no Evidence of ‘Sonic Attacks’ in Cuba
HAVANA — Republican Sen. Jeff Flake says the U.S. has found no evidence that American diplomats in Havana were the victims of attacks with an unknown weapon.
Trump’s White House Setting Records for Early Departures
WASHINGTON — Already setting turnover records, President Donald Trump's White House is bracing for even more staff departures and an increasing struggle to fill vacancies, shadowed by the unrelenting Russia probe, political squabbling and Trump's own low poll numbers.
Ex-UN Secretary General’s Nephew Pleads Guilty in Bribe Case
NEW YORK — A nephew of former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pleaded guilty Friday in a bribery case that grew from an attempt to sell a building complex in Vietnam for USD $800 million.
Indonesian Fishermen Settle Trafficking Suit With US Boat Owner
HONOLULU, Hawaii — A human trafficking lawsuit just settled between two Indonesian fishermen and an American boat owner will not impact nearly 800 other foreign fishermen in Hawaii's fleet who are banned from leaving boats when the vessels reach shore, industry officials say.
It’s So Cold in Florida, Iguanas Are Falling From Trees
MIAMI BEACH, Florida — It's so cold in Florida that iguanas are falling from their perches in suburban trees.
