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How Malaysian MMA fighter Ann Osman tore down barriers

They say there is a first for everything but, even then by those standards, there is no denying Ann Osman has been a pioneer in her homeland. On Oct. 18, 2013, Osman became Malaysia's first female professional mixed martial arts fighter when she made her ONE FC debut at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. It may not have been the most auspicious of starts as she lost to Sherilyn Lim on split decision, although she refused to let that deter her. Within 17 months, Osman claimed victories over Ana Julaton, Aya Saber and Walaa Abbas to gain even more prominence, not just in the world of MMA, but also in Malaysia. Coming from a traditionally conservative country, the 30-year-old has swiftly swept aside stereotypes and social barriers on what women can, or should, be doing. It all started when Ann walked into a gym years ago and had her interest piqued in Muay Thai. Her passion for the martial art gradually grew and eventually led her to MMA. She has previously spoken of her pri...

Hurricane Nate makes second landfall in Mississippi

NEW ORLEANS — Hurricane Nate came ashore along Mississippi’s coast outside Biloxi early Sunday, the first hurricane to make landfall in the state since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The storm had maximum sustained winds early Sunday near 85 mph with weakening expected as it moves inland, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. As of 2 a.m. EDT, Nate was centered about 5 miles north of Biloxi and moving north near at 20 mph. At one point, Nate’s eye move over Keesler Air Force Base, where the National Hurricane Center’s hurricane hunter planes are kept, the center said. It was Nate’s second landfall. Saturday night, the storm came ashore along a sparsely populated area in southeast Louisiana. Nate brought stinging rain to the Gulf Coast and its powerful winds pushed water onto roads. No deaths or injuries were immediately reported. Nate’s powerful winds pushed water onto roads and its winds knocked out power to homes and business. But Nate didn’t have the intensity other ...

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