Satellites Capture Chinese Aircraft Carrier in South China Sea
Open-source satellite imagery has captured a Chinese naval formation, led by one of the country’s three aircraft carriers, underway in the contested waters of the South China Sea. The flotilla, led by CNS Shandong, the second operational aircraft carrier of China, was spotted by satellites on Monday sailing in waters 316 miles southeast of Sanya, […]
Read MoreSouth Carolina Lab Escape: 24 Monkeys Recovered Unharmed
Officials announced Sunday that 24 of the 43 Rhesus macaques that escaped from a South Carolina medical research facility last week have been safely recovered. The monkeys escaped from Alpha Genesis in Beaufort County on Wednesday when an employee failed to fully secure a door during routine feeding and health checks. The incident prompted immediate […]
Read MoreSouth Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s biggest problem isn’t North Korea
✓ Link copied to clipboard! Jean Chung for Newsweek North Korea’s rhetoric was reaching fever pitch again. Unused roads and rail links to the South had just been blown up in a spectacular display of belligerence. The North had labeled the South “a hostile state” and its leaders as “gangsters” and “scum.” It was not […]
Read MoreLesbian Couple Kiss in Front of ‘Hate Preachers’ at South Carolina Pride
A photo of a lesbian transgender couple kissing in front of hate preachers at South Carolina pride has gone viral. The photo of Jessica May and Josie Saint, which was posted by May on the “pics” subreddit, shows the two holding one another in front of people carrying signs that say “Homo sex is a […]
Read MoreRichard Moore’s Final Words Before South Carolina Execution
South Carolina inmate Richard Moore was executed by lethal injection on Friday for the 1999 murder of a convenience store clerk, despite widespread appeals for clemency. Moore was the second person to be executed in the state in just over a month after a 13-year pause, prompted by difficulty obtaining drugs for its lethal injection […]
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