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Puppy Watch Party invites viewers to root for Helen Woodward puppy players in Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XIX Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl may not have the largest viewership on game day, but one could argue it draws an equally passionate crowd.

Commentary The successes of South Dakota are the result of a strong Republican Party. The South Dakota state ...

For those who need more Darth Vader in their lives, Bricker Builds designed a life-sized Darth Vader bust and lightsaber using LEGO bricks.

Former staff member shares her perspective on current global tensions and how her former boss might have handled matters.

President Trump has reached the ending catastrophic scene in his Shakespearean tragedy playing out on the worlds stage. A man well-born, who dared to shoot for the stars, reached the stars, had the universe at his fingertips, and then crashes back to Earth in flames due to taunting media gargoyles and his deep inner failings. Nevertheless, Trump remains one of the most effective presidents in U.S. history. This is the “Trump Paradox" that will intrigue historians (and psychologists) long into...

Sonic booms that reverberated across the Space Coast early Saturday signaled a Falcon 9 rockets gentle touchdown in Cape Canaveral, a fitting end to a bustling launch year for Florida. Eight-and-a-half minutes before its four legs made contact with Landing Zone 1, the SpaceX booster vaulted a secretive national defense satellite from just nine miles away at Kennedy Space Center, then separated from the upper stage. Saturdays 9 a.m. launch marked the fifth flight for the 162-foot first stage. A...

SpaceX launches mysterious spy satellite for the NRO Shane McGlaun - Dec 19, 2020, 9:34am CST SpaceX was able to successfully launch a new spy satellite early this morning for the National Reconnaissance Office. For those unfamiliar, the National Reconnaissance Office is an extremely secretive agency within the Defense Department. Liftoff for the mysterious payload, a spy satellite dubbed “gorilla,” happened at 9 AM Saturday morning from launch pad 39A at Kennedy Space Ce...

WATCH: SpaceX launches last rocket of 2020 from Kennedy Space Center NROL-108 mission sends secret spy satellite into orbit Updated:  Tags:  UPDATE: SpaceX’s last launch of 2020 went off without a hitch from Florida’s Space Coast Saturday morning. A Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Kennedy Space Center at 9 a.m., sending a secret spy satellite owned by the National Reconnaissance Office into orbit. [TRENDING: Ad Falcon 9’s first stage has landed on Landing Zone 1 pic.twitter.com/mR18Qv...

By Ellie Wolf | December 17, 2020 The Law Offices of Davis, Saperstein and Salomon, PC (DSS) have a long history and a strong connection to Teaneck. The Jewish Link asked one of the founding partners, Garry Salomon, what inspired Teaneck Strong Day. “Because of all the great things the people of Teaneck have done for our firm; we decided that we wanted to give back to the community—not just for the firm, but the entire community of first responders, municipal workers, merchan...

SpaceX intelligence satellite launch delayed until Friday December 17, 2020 at 5:35 AM EST - Updated December 17 at 11:20 AM SpaceX intelligence satellite launch has been delayed until Friday. The Falcon 9 rocket auto-abort was called at T-1:53 due to a second stage sensor reading. The satellite is for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO.) The NRO, owner of the U.S. government’s spy satellite fleet, has not disclosed any details about the payload on the Falcon 9 rocket. The intel...