title: “All Together Now” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-08” author: “Chester Gomez” With the precision of the Hollywood musicals he adores, Kim Jong Il choreographed the first meeting between two Korean leaders to remake his reputation as a recluse, fanatic and closet terrorist. He displayed previously undetected humility, poise and charm. Wearing his trademark zip-front Mao jacket, the 58-year-old dictator surprised President Kim by meeting his plane at Pyongyang airport. “Don’t worry....

Such an argument is “not surprising,” legal expert Neama Rahmani told Newsweek. Rahmani is a former federal prosecutor and president of West Coast Trial Lawyers. “It’s really the only viable defense here,” Rahmani said of defendants pointing their fingers at Trump or other government officials. Only one Capitol rioter has been acquitted so far, after the defendant argued police officers allowed him and others to enter the Capitol through the Rotunda doors....

Allegri is among the rumoured candidates to replace under-pressure Arsene Wenger, who is out of contract at the end of the season and reeling after the Gunners were humiliated 5-1 by Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie this week. But the Juve boss insists speculation has not come from him and opts only to listen to any rumours. Neville: Don’t wish Wenger away...

The reigning Italian champions beat Genoa 4-0 on Sunday to move 11 points clear of second-placed Roma in the race for the Serie A title, having booked their ticket to the Champions League semi-finals in midweek. WATCH: Bonucci’s stunning goal Juve had already secured a place in the Coppa Italia final and Allegri is over the moon with their 2016-17 campaign to date, but warned they have not achieved anything yet....

FIFA 17: Zlatan glitch goes viral The Stoke City midfielder opened the scoring in Vienna - his second strike in two games for his country - before being withdrawn in the second half with a hamstring injury. While Wales manager Chris Coleman was quick to reiterate that it was not a serious issue, he does not expect to have Allen available in Cardiff at the weekend. “The way it is, we probably won’t have Joe,” he was quoted by the BBC....

Types of Nasal Sprays Nasal sprays have different active ingredients and sometimes come in over-the-counter (OTC) as well as prescription formulations. Which one you choose depends on the cause of your child’s allergies, as well as their specific symptoms. The most common active ingredients in nasal sprays include the following: Antihistamines Antihistamines block the effects of histamines, a chemical released by the body in response to allergy-causing substances (allergens). Sprays available by prescription include:...

A brief search of the medical literature found an article published in 2015 by researchers in Texas, South Carolina and Nebraska on the newest sweetener on the market, called stevia. Marketed under the brand name Truvia, stevia is obtained from the plant Stevia rebaudiana, stevia is touted for its all-natural, low-calorie characteristics. In fact, Coca-Cola and Pepsi released products in 2014 incorporating a sugar and stevia mixture (replacing high-fructose corn syrup), into the colas....

His yellow card for simulation in the penalty area against Liverpool brought hostility and condemnation from all quarters, putting not only the performances but also the ethics of the 21-year-old under scrutiny. There remains a stubbornly prevalent train of thought in this country that diving is ‘un-English’; here, they want to believe that it is a foreign scourge that has infected football within these borders. However, English players can earn free-kicks with the best of them, so they clearly don’t think that themselves....

“On Friday, March 27, 2020, 4,111 NYPD uniformed employees were on sick report which accounts for 11.4 percent of the Department’s uniformed workforce,” the NYPD said in a statement sent to Newsweek. “Currently, 442 uniformed members and 70 civilian members tested positive for the Coronavirus.” New York’s fire department is also feeling the effect of the coronavirus pandemic with 170 members testing positive for the illness. More than 2,000 paramedics and firefighters have called out sick, representing roughly 17 percent of the members of the department....

During a briefing on the state’s COVID-19 response on Tuesday, Johnson said the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, in conjunction with the Milwaukee Health Department, has identified 491 people with confirmed or probable cases of COVID who attended the Bucks’ winning game or the following victory celebration. She noted the department could not differentiate from cases that came directly from viewing the game or gatherings in the Deer District area surrounding the Bucks’ home arena, Fiserv Forum....

The poll also found that 47 percent say Trump is providing clear and helpful information. At the same time, it also found that 85 percent of Latinos said they trust their local officials to help them understand how to protect themselves during the crisis. Yet when asked to agree with one of two statements assigning blame, 69 percent agreed that Trump ignored the early warning signs of coronavirus, hurting thousands of Americans due to his delays and incomplete response, while 31 percent said there was nothing he could have done to prevent the outbreak and he should not be blamed....

Other famous alums include two members of the Kingston Trio, eBay founder Pierre Omidyar, professional football and baseball players, artists, Broadway producers and a whopping 28 Olympians, including Buster Crabbe. What can account for such a spectacular pool of graduates? Maybe there’s something in the water. “Ka Punahou” means “new spring” in Hawaiian.

Davies has been absent for several weeks due to his heart muscles becoming inflamed after he was infected by COVID-19, causing him to miss numerous games for Bayern and Canada. The 21-year-old has not seen the field since mid-December, having contracted COVID-19 over the winter break and his condition discovered soon after. There is still no fixed return date for Davies, as Nagelsmann says they will not rush the young left-back and that he will be given as much time as needed to make a full recovery....

But if you’ve already finished the newly-released second season, or the plotline isn’t really your thing, there’s plenty more to love about Netflix’s Top 10 on Friday. We at Newsweek are particularly excited about the throwback films that made the list, ones you might not think to search for on the streaming platform. Here are all of the movies and shows being watched the most, and what you can expect from them....

Alshon Jeffrey is a believer. Chicago’s outspoken wide receiver, a pending free agent, couldn’t hold back the hyperbole following a season-ending 38-10 loss to the Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Asked how the Bears might improve in 2017, Jeffery guaranteed a worst-to-first transformation. “I guarantee you we are going to win the Super Bowl next year,” he told reporters, via the Chicago Tribune, after making one catch for 10 yards in potentially his final game as a Bear....

Altidore struck twice in the first half at BMO Field and Tosaint Ricketts sealed the win to see the MLS Cup champions to their first points of the campaign. Corey Baird pulled a goal back for Real Salt Lake to make it 2-1 in the 82nd minute, but Ricketts came off the bench to secure Toronto’s win. Toronto missed a huge chance to go ahead in the 15th minute, as Sebastian Giovinco was denied from the penalty spot by Nick Rimando after Damir Kreilach handled in the area....

The team has announced its appeal of Altidore’s red card picked up during a halftime altercation against the New York Red Bulls has been denied, meaning he will miss the opening leg against the Columbus Crew on Tuesday. The striker reportedly was involved in a fight in the tunnel with fellow U.S. international Sacha Kljestan, which saw both players issued red cards. Neither player took the field for the second half of the Red Bulls’ 1-0 win, though Toronto won the two-legged tie 2-2 on away goals....

Messi was handed a four-match ban by FIFA last month for verbally abusing an assistant referee in Argentina’s victory over Chile and subsequently missed the 2-0 defeat in Bolivia which leaves Edgardo Bauza’s team fifth in CONMEBOL qualifying and facing the prospect of needing to win an inter-confederation play-off if they are to make it to Russia. Brazil are in much better shape, having already qualified thanks to 10 wins from 14 games, but Juventus defender Alves - a former team-mate of Messi’s at Barcelona - is confident both of South America’s big two will advance....