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Staten Island model pilots fear proposed city ban on drones
Corey Sipkin/New York Daily News Members of the Staten Island Radio Control Modelers fly their planes at a field on Forest Hill Road off Richmond Avenue Jan. 11, 2015. A bill that would ban drones in the city has sent … Continue reading
Face the Nation Transcripts: January 18, 2015: Cameron, Rubio, Pfeiffer
(CBS News) — A transcript from the January 18, 2015 edition of Face the Nation. Guests included British Prime Minister David Cameron, White House Senior Advisor Dan Pfeiffer, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, Michael Morell, Stephanie Cutter, Michael Gerson, Mark Halperin … Continue reading
MOSTHistory, Part 1: Looking Back – 1915
1915 It began a century ago this month — twelve months that saw battlefield carnage in Europe and Mexico; the first aerial bombing of cities; technological advances such as neon signs and coast-to-coast telephone calls; a controversial motion picture epic; … Continue reading
Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia Premiere: The Gang Takes on Wade Boggss …
Always the beer-soaked, vomit-stained bridesmaid but never the bride, FXX’s gloriously grody sitcom It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is back for a 10th (!) season of mayhem. And over its 10 criminally overlooked years—its pair of Emmy nods have come … Continue reading
US Spies Expected Airline Bombs?And Got The Paris Attacks Instead
For more than five years, U.S. intelligence agencies, counterterrorism operators, and the military have been intensely focused on trying to stop al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the Yemen branch of the global terrorist network, from sneaking hard-to-detect bombs … Continue reading
No One Man Can Save Cleveland, Ohio. Not Even LeBron James.
The truth is, the fact that the Cavs kind of suck right now isn’t really LeBron James’ fault. No one man, not even an all-time great, can carry an entire franchise on his admittedly massive, broad shoulders, no matter how … Continue reading
Hobby Expo brings families together
People of all ages got to put their creative minds to the test in the third annual Black Hills Hobby Expo Saturday. It’s not every day that children get to learn how to fly model airplanes like the one behind … Continue reading