Seventy-five years ago, on June 6, 1944, an armada of 5,000 ships, and 15,000 aircrafts supported allied troops that poured onto the beaches of Normandy.
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St. Louis Blues Working to Score Stanley Cup in 2019
Next week the Stanley Cup (the playoffs tournament of the National Hockey League) will begin wrapping up their final week of playoffs.
Carnivel Ordered to Pay $20 Million After Getting Caught Dumping Trash in Ocean
Carnival Corp confessed that they had violated the terms of an agreement which was made in 2017 on proper disposal of trash.
Rain Causes Mississippi River to Rise to Highest Levels in 92 Years
Spring in Missouri this year has been exceptionally wet, and those located near streams and rivers can attest to that.
North Korea Executes Envoy After Failed U.S. Summit Meeting
North Korea allegedly executed its nuclear envoy to the United States after another failed summit talk between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.
President Trump: “You Know who got me Elected? I got me Elected.”
“Russia did not help me get elected… Russia didn’t help me at all,” was what President Trump said on Thursday morning.
Construction of Border Wall on Private Property Lacks Permits, Says Officials
In December, a GoFundMe fundraiser was started, with the goal of one billion dollars, to raise money to build a wall along the U.S. Mexico border.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller: “The Report is my Testimony”
On Wednesday morning special counsel Robert Mueller gave his first public comments on the Russia investigation since taking on the task two years ago.
Colorado Students Were Unknowingly Used to Train Facial Recognition
It all began in 2012. Dr. Terrance Boult attached a camera to a building on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus and began filming students.
MacKenzie Bezos Pledges over $15 Billion to Charity
MacKenzie Bezos, the former wife of Amazon’s founder- Jeff Bezos, has recently pledged to donate half of her 35 billion dollar fortune to the Charity.
Trump Cites Ian Bremmer Tweet as Reason Why Libel Laws Should Change
Ian Bremmer, an author, and professor, with almost half a million Twitter followers, tweeted a fake quote which he attributed to the U.S President.
From Decoration Day to Memorial Day
In 1868 General John Logan called for a nationwide day to remember those who had served in the U.S. military.