News Contents Archive

The ashes of Nichelle Nichols, who played Lieutenant Uhura in the original "Star Trek" TV series and died in July, will be launched into space later this year on a Vulcan rocket. https://t.co/R5oPuwCfhB

3 Dutch soldiers shot outside hotel in Indianapolis

Biden's feisty jabs at the GOP are funny — and politically smart. - @thereidout Blog https://t.co/fXJNSZf3QZ

📰 'Left-wing pundits might obsess over whether the Government failed to shut down the country early enough, but the question the public inquiry ought to answer is whether we should have been locked down at all' | Telegraph View https://t.co/Ms2Zr9jOAo

Finland's leader is fighting for her right to party — and so are her supporters around the world https://t.co/KHzrahpKyk

US intel chief says she's conducting a damage assessment of the materials taken from Trump's home in Mar-a-Lago, letter to Congress shows https://t.co/My7GzAskBi

The district attorney in Atlanta is seeking to build a broad conspiracy and racketeering case that encompasses multifaceted efforts by Trump allies to disrupt and overturn the 2020 election. https://t.co/3xmSIdeWxl

ICYMI: Kansas conservatives lost — again — after abortion rights recount. (via The ReidOut Blog) https://t.co/UXWJjw8ngs

White House calls out Republicans who are criticizing student debt cancelation after their PPP loans were forgiven. https://t.co/ohX4rRytFl

Meet 'Snappy Gilmore,' the viral TikTok sensation reinventing the golf swing. https://t.co/hNdr61Jq12 https://t.co/Yvs1tKW1Jx

A Russian S-300 rocket hit a residential area of Kharkiv’s historical district https://t.co/O7yyYLCoyx

Charlie Crist, the Democratic nominee for Florida governor, chose the head of the largest teachers union in the Southeast as his running mate — Karla Hernández-Mats. She has said about Gov. Ron DeSantis's attacks on educators, "This is what dictators do." https://t.co/PHwgB2rcmf

.@HayesBrown: Reading the Justice Dept.'s related filings shows just how serious the FBI’s investigation is, how flimsy some of Trump’s legal arguments are, and how worried the government is that obstruction of justice is yet occurring. https://t.co/jvq6NyNWoT

“America. Heck yeah.” As it turns out, bald eagles have to fly commercial sometimes. 🦅 Passengers at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina had an unexpected interruption at the TSA checkpoint when a bald eagle, perched on its handler's arm, spread its wings in the security line. The bird is named Clark, part of the World Bird Sanctuary, according to TSA Southeast.

Florida man convicted of a hate crime for a road rage incident in which he tried to run a Black man and his family off the road and assault him — only to find the victim was a mixed-martial artist who fought back. https://t.co/fGBXg9n3BQ