NASA releases video and audio of Ingenuity flying on Mars as the helicopter sets off on its own Friday
NASA’s Mars Ingenuity helicopter took off on its fifth test flight Friday, but it won’t be returning to the Perseverance rover this time.
CBP’s Big Bend Sector harnesses tech to fight illegal border activity
The Big Bend sector is seeing a sudden uptick in illegal border activity. They only have around 600 agents to cover the entire area, so to help combat…
Idaho school shooting: Teacher who disarmed student felt like angel was guiding her, father says
The Idaho middle school teacher who confronted and disarmed a sixth-grade student during a shooting on Thursday told family afterward that she felt like there was an “angel on my shoulder that was telling…
Panthers’ Sam Darnold draws hilarious rendition of team logo
The Carolina Panthers tested out a new and unique new look on social media Thursday thanks to quarterback Sam Darnold.
Italy plans reopening for tourists this month, prime minister says
Earlier this week, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said the country plans to release a pass allowing some tourists to travel around Italy by mid-May.
Cuomo communications director resigns, joins others who have jumped ship amid scandals
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s communications director Peter Ajemian resigned Friday, making him the latest to distance himself from the multiple scandals embroiling the New York governor.
Don Lemon downplays Democrat calling Tim Scott a racial slur as ‘name-calling’
On CNN’s “New Day” on Friday, Don Lemon appeared to downplay a Texas Democrat’s use of the racial slur “oreo” to describe Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., referring to…
Minnesota movie theater manager allegedly sold cocaine in popcorn bags
A Minnesota movie theater manager was giving more than butter with popcorn, according to media reports.
Busy Alvarez back in Texas for unification bout vs. Saunders
Saul “Canelo” Alvarez is back in the ring for the third time in less than five months with a “Cinco de Mayo” theme serving as a backdrop for…
Chinese rocket debris photographed in space
An Italian astrophysicist has captured the almost 100-foot Chinese rocket core that is expected to make an uncontrolled reentry into Earth’s atmosphere over the weekend.