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"At this critical moment, we want to stand by the children so that we assure them that their wellbeing is taken care of," Asuntha Charles said.

Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller may still face a court-martial after recording a video testimonial critical of US failures in Afghanistan.

"This job board is for sharing job openings that do not require employees to inject themselves with an experimental substance," a Gab job board read.

Tony Brooks, who deployed to Afghanistan in 2005, told Insider he's angry. "We were sent over there to fight a war we weren't allowed to win."

Melting on Greenland, which has the largest ice mass in the northern hemisphere, contributes to rising sea levels that threaten coastlines worldwide.

"It feels like a nightmare I can't wake up from," said Jessica Vaughn, who is on the board of the seventh-largest school district in the US.

"We know who you are," one anti-masker yelled at Michael Miller as he tried to leave the meeting. "You can leave freely, but we will find you."

In addition to attacks on Colonial Pipeline and meat producer JBS, hackers have targeted local governments, TV stations, and water treatment plants.

The tentative deal faces a steep climb in both parties. Democrats want tax hikes, while Republicans are likely to balk at fresh spending.

Miller, who worked on Trump's 2016 and 2020 campaigns, has served as the former president's spokesperson since he left office in January.