US launches 2nd round of airstrikes on Iran-backed groups it says attacked American troops
Nik Oiko/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The U.S. military on Wednesday said American warplanes struck a weapons storage facility in eastern Syria that officials said was being used by Iran-backed militants responsible for dozens of drone
Veteran’s Day Memorial Service in Jackson
The Jackson County Veterans Council invites everyone to attend this year’s Veterans Day observance. The ceremony will occur at 11 AM at Withington Park located at the west end of downtown Jackson. The ceremony will
White House says Israel should not reoccupy Gaza, after Netanyahu remarks
ABC News (WASHINGTON) — The White House on Tuesday repeated its opposition to an Israeli reoccupation of Gaza after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told ABC News’ World News Tonight anchor David Muir he believed Israel will
Father thought daughter was killed by Hamas, learns she's being held hostage
Luis Diaz Devesa/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — For more than three weeks, Tom Hand thought his 8-year-old daughter, Emily, was dead following Hamas’ surprise terrorist attack on Israel. Given the alternative, he said he was “relieved.” Emily
South Korea fights off unprecedented bedbug infestation
omersukrugoksu/Getty Images (SEOUL, South Korea) — South Korean authorities have been desperately detecting and exterminating bedbugs for the last two weeks, as a major disinfection of transportation and public facilities is on the way. Fear among South
US diplomatic push continues as Netanyahu considers pauses
ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s high-profile visit to the Middle East to push for humanitarian pauses in the Israel-Hamas war may have yielded no immediate results, but American envoys on the ground are
Scoreboard roundup — 11/7/23
iStock (NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events: NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Calgary 4, Nashville 2 Arizona 4, Seattle 3 (OT) Colorado 6, New Jersey 3 Pittsburgh 2, Anaheim 0 San Jose 2, Philadelphia
Why cheetahs will be especially vulnerable to climate change, according to new research
Anup Shah/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Even the fastest animal in the world can’t outrun the effects of climate change, according to experts. Cheetah populations are especially vulnerable to rising temperatures because hotter days are forcing them