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Pentagon chief’s remarks come after US army said crews suspended amid investigation into incident in Tennessee Defense secretary Pete Hegseth said the crews of two US army AH-64 Apache helicopters that hovered next to the singer Kid Rock’s swimming pool while he clapped and saluted on Saturday are no longer suspended. “No punishment. No investigation,” Hegseth wrote on social media . “Carry on, patriots.” Continue reading...
President Trump signed an executive order saying the U.S. Postal Service could only send out mail-in ballots to people that have been approved as official voters by the federal government. Trump also went on to address birthright citizenship and his plans to attend the Supreme Court hearing.
Poll of 10,000 teachers also finds ‘overwhelming’ exam anxiety and rising absenteeism linked to poor mental health Almost half of primary school teachers are seeing pupils with eating disorders “at least occasionally”, rising to four in five at secondary level, according to a survey by the UK’s largest education union. The findings emerged in a poll of 10,000 teachers in English state schools about pupils’ mental health, which also revealed “overwhelming” exam anxiety in secondaries and dwindlin
NASA is set to launch astronauts around the moon for the first time in 50 years. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz details what it takes to get to the moon and why Artemis II is taking the journey.
NBC News · Oct 8
Last summer in our series “The Cost of Denial,” NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin reported on Eric Tennant who was seeking a treatment for the bile duct cancer he had, hoping it would prolong his life. Insurance denied coverage at first, and once it was approved, the cancer had spread too far. Now Eric’s widow has fought for a change to the law.
NBC News · Oct 8
President Trump suggested the war with Iran will end soon as the national average for a gallon of gas rose to over four dollars. NBC News’ Garrett Haake reports.
NBC News · Oct 8
Tiger Woods on March 24, 2026, in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Guardian - World · Oct 8
UK researcher uses maths to explain seeming inevitability of phenomenon experienced by many motorists It is a situation experienced by many motorists: one driver overtakes another only to find the slower car is right behind them when they reach a red light. Now a researcher has used mathematics to reveal why the situation feels inevitable. Dr Conor Boland from Dublin City University has called his work “The Voorhees law of traffic”. Continue reading...
