The hacking campaign was extraordinary in scale, with the intruders having stalked through government agencies, defense contractors and telecommunications companies for months by the time it was discovered.
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The Jan. 6 insurrection “showed us we need qualified Senate-confirmed people (not in an acting capacity) in key national security positions” on day one, including secretary of defense, secretary of homeland security, secretary of state, attorney general
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Two people are behind bars and facing multiple charges nearly one year after a man’s body was found lying in the road.
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The Associated Press has learned that former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, his health director and other ex-officials have been told they’re being charged after a new investigation of the Flint water scandal.
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Multiple product samples of Midwestern Pet Foods were found to contain very high levels of aflatoxins.
Continue Reading »The weather will stay mostly dry Wednesday with a quick moving disturbance passing through – we will mention a slight chance at a few showers, but most will stay dry with more clouds than sun at times
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The Georgia Department of Public Health reported 6,006 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state on Tuesday, Jan. 12.
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Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Tuesday the club intends to allow a limited number of spectators for the Masters on April 8-11.
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A man who was out on bond on drug charges on the condition he not leave the state of Alabama has been taken into custody on charges of participating in last week’s riot inside the U.S. Capitol.
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Fewer people are smoking, cancers are being detected earlier and treatments have advanced.
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