this is a trinity college tie, so no, we did not coordinate it. he did not go to trinity college. anita from port charlotte, florida. my husband says your eyes are blue. i say brown, what say you there, hazel? they're more brown. but let's just go with hazel. i don't want to pick a side. we love men and women. not like that. not like that. i'm watters, and this is my world. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfel

this is a trinity college tie, so no, we did not coordinate it. he did not go to trinity college. anita from port charlotte, florida. my husband says your eyes are blue. i say brown, what say you there, hazel? they're more brown. but let's just go with hazel. i don't want to pick a side. we love men and women. not like that. not like that. i'm watters, and this is my world. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. vice president kamala harris in the hot seat, finally forced to answer some tough questions. the presidential nominee getting a little riled up with bret baier in her first ever fox news interview. if you're turning the page, you've been in office for three and a half years and donald trump has been running for office, but you've been the person holding the office, madam vice president, you know what i'm talking about. you and i both know what i'm talking. i actually don't if you listen to donald trump, if you watched any of his rallies, he's the one wh

padraig carmody is a brics specialist and professor at trinity college — dublin.esting to be a fly on the wall as these men and other leaders gather at the brics summit, would you say? they have a lot to talk about, the un says the world has a court of the population living in conflict which is the most since the second world war and the climate crisis, and other things, lots of talk about. any moment, we are waiting on israel's response to the direct attack of some weeks ago, it is expected that israel will attack iran directly as well, we don't know what that will look like when that happens, of course i mentioned that they will be at this brics summit with leaders of turkiye, china, vladimir putin as well, there will be talking a lot about what's happening in the middle east? i what's happening in the middle east? ., , , what's happening in the middle east? . , , ,., ., east? i assume so, vladimir putin says — east? i assume so, vladimir putin says the _ east? i assume so, vladimir putin says the discussions . east? i assume so, vladimir. putin says the discuss

now a team of scientists at trinity couege team of scientists at trinity college dublin has found a ways granite using low temperatures and minimal energy. the ability to make blocks from it could be a game changer. and surgery to drain fluid of the brain of a bear has been performed for the first time in the uk. the bear has been suffering from seizures and vision problems because of hydrocephalus caused when fluid inside the skull puts pressure on the brain. the veterinary team fair if they did not operate before the bear went into a winter dormancy similar to hibernation he might not wake up again in early spring. early signs are the operation has been successful. my name is dorothy zhang. i grew up in california and i am the winner of the natural robotics contest. my original design used a pangolin, and a pangolin kind of looks like a scaly anteater. one thing that they often do is they have a snout that reaches into crevices to look for insects, for food. i sort of took advantage of the snout to dispense seeds while it's moving in the environment. and they also have little claws, a

now a team of scientists at trinity college dublin has found a way to turn this into solid blocks almostnergy. the ability to make building blocks from it would be a game changerfor any future plans to build a base on the moon. and surgery to drain fluid of the brain of a bear has been performed for the first time in the uk. the bear had been suffering from seizures and vision problems because of hydrocephalus caused when fluid inside the skull puts pressure on the brain. the team feared that if they didn't operate before the bear went into hibernation, it might not wake up in the spring. early signs are the operation has been successful. my name is dorothy zhang. i grew up in california and i am the winner of the natural robotics contest. my original design used a pangolin, and a pangolin kind of looks like a scaly anteater. one thing that they often do is they have a snout that reaches into crevices to look for insects, for food. i sort of took advantage of the snout to dispense seeds while it's moving in the environment. and they also have little claws, and this could have been used t

he entered trinity college and took his bachelor's degree. four years later. upon completing his education, robert newburgh became a priest. he had been raised in the anglican tradition and he took holy orders in the church of ireland, a protestant denomination that was the irish branch of the church of england. upon his ordination, newburgh became a traveling parson serving in several choruses or temporary appointments across ireland. three years later, he entered the british army as a chaplain. he purchased a commission in the 18th regiment of foote, also known as the royal irish regiment. in may 1773, robert newburgh made his way to cork on the southern coast of ireland to seek passage to america. the 18th regiment was then stationed in philadelphia, and the regiment's colonel was insistent that the new chaplain join his unit as soon as possible. however, before he could depart newburgh received a most disquieting letter. i am unfortunately acquainted with some parts of your character. the letter began which render you a very improper person to act as chapl