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Month: February 2020

Top US general in Africa warns of growing threats as Trump administration weighs cutting troop numbers

Citing Russian mercenaries, strategic Chinese investments, and the growing threat from terrorist groups linked to ISIS and al Qaeda, the top general overseeing US operations in Africa advocated for the US keeping a military presence in Africa as the Trump administration considers a major drawdown of troops from the continent in order to better focus

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‘SNL’ presents the impeachment trial of President Trump ‘you wish had happened’

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off this week’s episode by presenting the impeachment trial of President Trump that “you wish had happened.” “After months of anticipation, the impeachment trial of President Trump wound up consisting of two weeks of dry debate and posturing and will conclude without any witness testimony or new evidence,” a narrator for

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MVSU looks to end streak vs Grambling St.

Grambling State (10-11, 4-4) vs. Mississippi Valley State (2-19, 1-7) Harrison Complex, Itta Bena, Mississippi; Monday, 8:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Grambling State looks to extend Mississippi Valley State’s conference losing streak to six games. Mississippi Valley State’s last SWAC win came against the Alabama A&M Bulldogs 72-66 on Jan. 13. Grambling State won 49-47

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Thousands of artifacts were taken when Hawaii’s monarchy was overthrown. Now, some have returned home to Iolani Palace

About 150 years ago, Iolani Palace was a place fit for a king. Literally. The palace was home to the Hawaiian monarchy. It was where kings and queens would hold official functions, receive dignitaries from around the world and lavishly entertain guests, according to its website. But in 1893, the US government overthrew the monarchy.

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