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Two detainees in Camp Five and 10 in Camp Six have contracted the virus, The New York Times reports

Army Corporal R.B. Cherry was reported missing in action on November 27, 1950, near Anju, North Korea. The 19-year-old Dallas native died of pneumonia while a prisoner of war. Friday, his remains were finally buried back home.

Flows are getting high on the Truckee River, and the Little Truckee River finally has enough flow to make fishing possible there. Heres the latest.

Leaning on their ice axes on a 45-degree rock face, Edward Norton and George Mallory gaze upwards towards their goal: the summit of Mount Everest, the worlds highest mountain.

Farm boy. Catholic priest. U.S. Army chaplain. Defiant prisoner of war who stole food and medicine right under the noses of camp guards. Medal of Honor recipient, possible Roman Catholic saint — and now, finally, a long-lost son of Kansas returning to a family that can lay him to rest.

Share This: President Joe Biden has renewed President Barack Obama’s pledge to draw down the number of detainees currently being held at a secure facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. There are now nine detainees set to be released out of the 40 still held there after 20 years. According to the New York Times, the United States is set to release 73-year-old Saifullah Paracha, 54-year-old Abdul Rabbani, and 40-year-old Uthman Abdul al-Rahim Uthman. Uthman is a citizen of Yemen. The other two detai...