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president biden ordered to down the object. >> is it a fair take away the pentagon regrets not taking down the first balloon before crossing across the u.s.? >> i can tell you the president doesnt regret the way we handled the first balloon. the general area would be just off the very, very northeastern part of alaska. it was an object, let me just clarify, im not classifying it as a balloon. its an object and were trying to learn more from it. >> laura: kirbys confusing, incomplete an...

Do we know how much that group has been degraded since the attacks began . Well, it was certainly degraded in the opening salvo because they launched dozens of cruise missiles at those targets, but theyre not eliminated by any stretch of the imagination. And, in fact, the operations in syria, while they are have put isis back on their heals temporarily, theyre far from being defeated to the point that secretary hagel issued a memo and sent it to the white house saying, look, the u. S. Strategy o...

29 more seconds and then you just gift them to me. Appreciate it. Whatever you need. Thank you. Thank you at home for joining us. Much appreciated. A lot of news today and sort of two big political stories that have been happening simultaneously and one story that is totally off of politics but has riveted the nations largest city and the country. New york city was the target of a terror attack for the third time in months. A Pressure Cooker bomb detonated in manhattan. That was september last y...

Vendors from around Nebraska gathered to buy and sell several animals, including lizards, hedgehogs and amphibians. 

“I grew up on the other end of this as a kid doing it,” Sam Roy, a member of Alpha Chi Omega, said. “So I saw that we could volunteer and I was like, I want to do it.”

Scientists expect more communities to be at risk of flooding in the future as a changing climate affects regional precipitation.

GREENSBORO — The 63-show Circus Smirkus Big Top Tour will begin and end in Greensboro, lasting 50 days and covering five states and 14 towns in between.

Regional impacts of climate change will be discussed.

A group which provides free "chest binders" to young people who are transitioning claim they can't keep up with demand for the controversial breast-flattening garments.

Girls as young as 14 can get a free "chest binder" — a controversial undergarment meant to flatten breasts for teens who want to transition genders — sent to them without their parents' consent, according to LGBTQ websites.