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Month: February 2020

Amy Klobuchar leads midnight vote in New Hampshire

Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar won the most votes when a little more than two dozen New Hampshire residents in three tiny townships cast their ballots shortly after midnight in Tuesday’s first-in-the-nation primary. Dixville Notch in the state’s northern tip, nearby Millsfield, and Hart’s Location, further south and tucked in the White Mountains, are the first

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Space Force says Russian satellites are following American satellite

Russian satellites have been exhibiting the “unusual and disturbing behavior” of following a US satellite in orbit, according to the commander of the Space Force, the newest military service. “Last November the Russian government launched a satellite that subsequently released a second satellite,” US Space Command Commander and the Space Force’s Chief of Space Operations

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The inexperience paradox in presidential campaigns

Pete Buttigieg’s Democratic presidential rivals are trying to kill his White House bid by highlighting the very quality that helped get three of the last four presidents elected: inexperience. “We have a newcomer in the White House and look where it got us,” warned Minnesota’s third-term senator, Amy Klobuchar. Former Vice President Joe Biden, who

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A California surgeon and his girlfriend accused of raping women thought their charges would be dropped. A stunning twist in court might change that

First they were accused of drugging and raping women while recording their exploits on a cell phone. Dr. Grant Robicheaux and his girlfriend, Cerissa Riley, had their lives “destroyed” by the allegations, their lawyer said. Then the case took a bizarre turn last week when a new prosecutor said he would drop charges against the

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