First, it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Those were some of the first items to fly off the shelves when COVID-19 took over, prompting requests to stay home and the closing of nonessential businesses. Then came the meat shortage and a persistent lack of shallow wipes. The last product …
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Pompeo urges the United Nations to extend the arms embargo to Iran Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took advantage of a UN report confirming that Iranian weapons were used to attack Saudi Arabia in September and that they were part of a weapons shipment seized months ago off the coast …
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Vanessa Guillén, 20, has been missing since April. She was last seen in the parking lot of her barracks at the post on April 22, according to the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command. Investigators had “returned to an area of interest near the Leon River, Bell County, Texas, to conduct …
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S T. PETERSBURG, Fla. – As Florida enters the height of the summer tourist season, the state’s largest cities and counties are closing beaches, ordering masks, and stopping the reopening of businesses, hoping that the measures will delay a strong resurgence of coronavirus cases. Many of the new cases are …
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Minimum occupation A French computer scientist developed a complex series of equations to predict the fewest number of Mars colonists necessary to establish a successful and self-sustaining community on the Red Planet. The number it reached, just 110 intrepid explorers, who could fit into a pair of SpaceX spacecraft, if …
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