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The Anthony Weiner scandal. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We would like to know the reason behind this tragedy. Smoke signals provide new clues in the egyptair crash. Recorded messages showed there was smoke on board moment before it disappeared. The pilot never reported any problems before the plane went down suddenly in the mediterranean sea. Debris and body parts are being found at sea. Today Hillary Clinton meets with the families of victims of gun violence. Yesterday donald trump was endorsed by the nra. A security scare at the white house. The secre...

The Anthony Weiner scandal. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We would like to know the reason behind this tragedy. Smoke signals provide new clues in the egyptair crash. Recorded messages showed there was smoke on board moment before it disappeared. The pilot never reported any problems before the plane went down suddenly in the mediterranean sea. Debris and body parts are being found at sea. Today Hillary Clinton meets with the families of victims of gun violence. Yesterday donald trump was endorsed by the nra. A security scare at the white house. The secre...

The Anthony Weiner scandal. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We would like to know the reason behind this tragedy. Smoke signals provide new clues in the egyptair crash. Recorded messages showed there was smoke on board moment before it disappeared. The pilot never reported any problems before the plane went mewn suddenly in the diterranean sea. Debris and body parts are being found at sea. Today Hillary Clinton meets with the families of victimsf o gun violence. Yesterday donald trump was endorsed by the nra. A security scare at the thite house. Cre seet se...

James D. "Jim" Lodes, age 90, of Sidney, passed away in Scottsbluff, NE. It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our father/papa, Jim

$1.3M in grants go toward making the web’s open-source infrastructure more equitable Open-source software is at the core of… well, practically everything online. But while much of it is diligently maintained in some ways, in others it doesn’t receive the kind of scrutiny that something so foundational ought to. To that end, $1.3 million worth of grants were announced today, split among 13 projects looking to ensure open-source software and development is being done equitably, sustainably and responsibly. The research projects will look into a number of questions about the way open-sourc...