Anti-Kremlin protests have been going on for three months in the city of Khabarovsk, 300,000 miles east of Moscow. Locals were outraged by President Vladimir Putin’s decision to detain popular local governor Sergei Ferguson in a case over his denial of murder charges. Video footage on social media showed a …
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Hundreds of thousands without power as tropical Storm Delta soaks the Gulf Coast
Before the 56th Louisiana Governor: “Everyone Needs to Be Vigilant” The Louisiana governor said in a tweet Saturday that Delta has abandoned the hazards, including flood-prone roads, and has since turned down lightning, warning that the hazards should not be taken lightly. “Everyone needs to be vigilant, keep listening to …
Read More »Alabama Closes Weeks in Coronavirus Deaths: Week in Review
Things have been relatively quiet in Alabama’s fight against coronavirus over the past few weeks, but the last four days have been a significant disappointing sign of death from the virus as the state prepares for colder weather. The Alabama Department of Public Health reported more than 6,750 new virus …
Read More »What is the first human species to become extinct?
In the late 1600s, in the lush forests of Mauritius, the very last dodo breathed its last. After centuries of incredible excitement in the tropical subterranean, the species found its untimely end in the hands of humans who arrived on the island less than 100 years ago. With their zeal …
Read More »College Football Elections, Schedule: Forecasts Against Spread, Barriers to Top 25 Top Games in Week 6
The biggest week of the 2020 college football season to date has arrived on Saturday, with a set of four top 25 matchups, including two between SEC opponents and ACC opponents. Three of the country’s top four teams will be in those ranked matchups, which means we could see some …
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