Stacy Rasgon has been on Twitter since 2011, but she recently realized that her tweets were a bit boring. “These are pictures of children and airline seats,” he thought, noting that his employer, global asset management firm Bernstein, does not allow him to tweet about semiconductor companies or most of …
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Three people died and several were injured after a Canadian glacier tour bus capsized in a national park on Saturday, according to authorities. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said the glacier tour bus rolled into one of the Rocky Mountain’s most popular attractions, the Columbia Icefield in Alberta’s Jasper …
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Portland police declared riots on Saturday night after the police union building was raided and a fire started. It was the 51st night of protests in Portland, where federal authorities have been dispatched despite opposition from state and local officials. Federal officials deployed tear gas once again on Saturday night …
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July 18, 2020 A THE VISITOR IS hanging in the night skies of the northern hemisphere. Comet neowise was discovered on March 27 by the eponymous Near-Field Infrared Reconnaissance Explorer for Near-Earth Objects, an orbiting telescope owned by NASA, the United States space agency. Neowise was originally “wise”, an instrument …
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Two days after landing the Brockermeyer twins, Alabama has secured the engagement of another highly regarded offensive line prospect. Georgia’s four-star offensive guard Terrence Ferguson got engaged to the Crimson Tide Sunday via Instagram. The 6-foot-4-inch, 300-pound Ferguson is ranked as the second best offensive guard and 47th overall best …
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