Crowds reflect on watching 'incredible' eclipse
People headed to beaches, parks and hills in their droves to catch the rare event.
US military loses to Ukrainian drones in joint exercise as Pentagon struggles to catch up to modern warfare
Former Pentagon adviser Eliot Cohen says the Department of Defense needs to master the use of drones, but ‘thus far, unfortunately, that does not seem to be the case’
Dozens of dead sharks wash up along Jersey shore stunning visitors: ‘Well, this is odd’
New Jersey wildlife officials say the discovery may be less mysterious than it seems
Candidates ripped for continuing to take Max Miller’s campaign cash amid domestic violence allegations
Meanwhile, Democrats are pumping money into the Ohio Republican’s general election opponent
‘History cannot be erased’: ‘Hostages Square’ in Tel Aviv is formalized in official name change
(JTA) — The plaza that became the center of Israel’s campaign to bring home the 251 captives Hamas seized on Oct.7, 2023 is now formally called “Hostages Square,” establishing a permanent reminder of the more than two-year struggle that ended with the return of the final hostage in January. Mayor Ron Huldai unveiled new signage...
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Homicide investigation underway after deadly incident at home in Bristol
One person is dead and another is in custody following a suspected domestic incident Thursday morning in Bristol.
Evergy urges Kansas regulators to be cautious about AI revealing confidential information
TOPEKA — Evergy filed a request with utility regulators to ensure its confidential data wasn’t uploaded to artificial intelligence platforms, highlighting a concern that the rapid growth and use of AI may release private information. In a July 30 filing, Evergy asked the Kansas Corporation Commission to amend its standard protective order filed in regulatory […]
War and uncertainty drives Israelis seeking quiet abroad
(JTA) — When Iris Meiri-Snir moved from Israel to northern Italy last month, she gave up a job she loved, proximity to her children and grandchildren, and the social and professional ties she had built over a lifetime. She and her husband, Hagai Agmon-Snir, left for their home in Mevaseret Zion, an explicitly ideological choice...
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Would more sprint races be a positive change for Formula 1?
Chequered Flag's Harry Benjamin and Becky Evans discuss what benefits could come from an increased number of sprint weekends in the Formula 1 calendar, both for drivers and fans.
Would more sprint races be a positive change for Formula 1?
Chequered Flag's Harry Benjamin and Becky Evans discuss what benefits could come from an increased number of sprint weekends in the Formula 1 calendar, both for drivers and fans.
Would more sprint races be a positive change for Formula 1?
Chequered Flag's Harry Benjamin and Becky Evans discuss what benefits could come from an increased number of sprint weekends in the Formula 1 calendar, both for drivers and fans.
Would more sprint races be a positive change for Formula 1?
Chequered Flag's Harry Benjamin and Becky Evans discuss what benefits could come from an increased number of sprint weekends in the Formula 1 calendar, both for drivers and fans.