Prince Andrew has canceled his annual golfing trip to Spain because he’s “nervous” about leaving the UK during an investigation by US authorities into his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a report. Last year, the Duke of York stayed at a pal’s mansion in Costa del Sol just days after the convicted pedophile committed...

Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images What should we expect from the Giants’ offensive line this year? The Chris and Joe Show is getting ready for the 2020 NFL season by taking a look at the New York Giants roster. We’ve been going through the roster position group by position group, and now it’s time to talk about the offensive line. The Giants have poured a tremendous amount of resources into their offensive line over the last few seasons, but have yet to see a consistent return on their investment. With a new offensive line coach and three rookie linemen, will this finally be the year the Giants’ line takes the step forward we’ve been waiting for? Note: In a departure from our previous episodes, we are just looking at the Giants’ starters. Due to the sheer number of offensive linemen on the roster, we decided to break this look up into two episodes. In This Podcast Where will Nate Solder and Andrew Thomas play? Can Will Hernandez take the step forward we’ve been expecting Who will play center? Kevin Zeitler will continue to be a steady presence at right guard Who are some young backups to watch? How to subscribe Whether you’re into the ‘Valentine’s Views’ podcast or you find ‘The Chris and Joe Show’ more to your liking, you can subscribe to Big Blue View Radio from the show’s home page, our Big Blue View Radio Hub Page and all of your favorite podcast apps: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS | iHeart Radio Finally, be sure to check out all of the shows across the expanding Vox Media Podcast Network.

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Residents are now beginning occupancy at ‘BeLa’ one of the latest rental properties to debut in Jersey City. Designed by Minno Wasko Architects and Planning, the building contains 99 units and amenity spaces.