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Space race: 40th anniversary of Sally Ride’s flight as first American woman in space

Sally Ride became the first American woman in space on June 18, 1983, breaking barriers for women to pursue careers in STEM fields.

Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 to be sent in three days

A program sending $500 monthly payments to 305 families in Sonoma County, California, will send its next payment to recipients in three days.

Tim Scott’s run for president complicates Senate Republican agenda

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) left Washington early this week to travel to the small city of Pella, Iowa, to greet caucusgoers as he runs for president.

Congress aims to strip ‘Trojan horse’ Chinese drones from all levels of government

A bipartisan initiative in the House to ban federal, state, and local governments from using Chinese drones is the latest move by Congress to distance itself from the hostile nation.

One dead and two injured in shooting during CA. Juneteenth concert

A Juneteenth celebration in Southern California came to an abrupt end Saturday evening, after one person was killed in a shooting, which left at least one other victim wounded.

16 injured in Baltimore MTA bus crash

At least 16 people were injured on Saturday after a collision involving a Maryland Transit Administration bus and two passenger vehicles, according to authorities.

Nikki Haley’s husband begins Africa deployment as she campaigns for 2024 GOP nomination

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Nikki Haley’s husband deployed Saturday for a yearlong stint in Africa with the South Carolina Army National Guard, a mission that will encompass most of the remainder of her campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

Remembering the Mother Emanuel Nine eight years after Charleston mass shooting

Saturday marked the eighth anniversary of the Charleston, South Carolina shooting at Emanuel AME Church, also known as Mother Emanuel, where nine members of a Bible study were killed during their routine weekly gathering.

Enbridge to shutter pipeline after judge finds company trespassed on Native American lands

A federal judge has ruled that energy company Enbridge must soon shut down its pipeline, which was found to be trespassing on a Native American reservation.

Buc-ee’s first Virginia location to be bigger than originally expected

Virginia's first Buc-ee's location is shaping up to be bigger than initially expected, as the convenience store chain is expanding its plan for the new spot.
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