Mobile
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
First Drip First Drip (1/14/15): Al Qaeda branch claims Charlie Hebdo attack, NASCAR 'assassin', more
Posted By Emiene Wright on Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 9:47 AM
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, a Yemen-based organization, claimed responsibility for last week's deadly attack on Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical newspaper in Paris.
Problems with a modular fireplace probably contributed to Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera’s recent home fire. The blaze caused $500,000 in damages to the house.
The House will vote on the Department of Homeland Security funding bill today. One of its amendments would nullify President Obama’s executive actions on immigration; a move Democrats and Republicans warn risks vital security funding at a time of increased terror attacks.
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch said he believes his ex-girlfriend is a trained assassin who took down government regimes around the world. Patricia Driscoll has requested a no-contact order. Busch testified in court Monday that he had decided to end their relationship last fall because she was monopolizing his schedule. Driscoll said Busch assaulted her at Dover International Speedway a week later, grabbing her by the neck and slamming her head into a wall three times.
Speaking of...
-
Chvrches ups the energy
Oct 17, 2018 -
Florence & The Machine offer a vocal showcase in Charlotte area
Oct 4, 2018 -
Miguel brings passion to the Queen City
Sep 10, 2018 - More »
Readers also liked…
Latest in The CLog
-
You're the Best... of Charlotte
Oct 27, 2018 -
Listen Up: Cuzo Key and FLLS Go 'Universal' on 'Local Vibes'
Oct 25, 2018 -
Listen Up: KANG is Back and Bla/Alt on 'Local Vibes'
Oct 18, 2018 - More »
More by Emiene Wright
-
First Drip (1/06/15): Boehner faces opposition, baseball names Hall of Fame 2015 class
The news you need to know.
-
Question the Queen City: What remains of PTL? 2
Heritage USA's infrastructure - some in use, the rest in ruins - stands as a creepy reminder of one of Charlotte's biggest scandals
-
Hear that? South Carolina just sucked 7,000 jobs from N.C. 1
And why we shouldn't be too worried.
