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Tactical threat to the airfield. and we said there were a couple hundred thousand afghan family members and siv people and commandos and intelligence officers. so, again, the arithmetic just didn't going to work. this is not the time to negotiate in public. we've been running sensitive operations all over afghanistan since it collapsed in 11 days. that will continue. probably with the acceptance of the taliban. >> courtney kube, kelly o'connell, heline cooper, general mccaffrey, thanks to you. senator mccain serves on the armed forces committees and comes from a marine family with your son who...

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What’s it like to ride Dunedin’s driverless shuttle? Futuristic and fun. The pilot program is in town for three months, moving people around via artificial intelligence.     Kelly O'Connell and Josh Gillin wait to board the AVA driverless shuttle in Dunedin on Sunday. The shuttle is in town on a three-month pilot program. [ STEPHANIE HAYES | Times ] Published 2 hours ago We live in the future? We aren’t teleporting in bad face paint like the original Star Trek, but things aren’t that far off. We walk around with pocket computers and connect across the world. Donâ...

Messages of praise has flooded in for teachers and staff from families across Slough thanking them for all of their support during the pandemic. Teachers and educational staff have worked tirelessly to adapt and overcome the challenges and pressures of the pandemic whilst minimising the impact of lockdown on children's learning is one of their main priorities. Last week we asked residents on the Slough Observer Facebook page if they had any schools or teachers they wanted to thank for their support during the pandemic. We were inundated with messages for the wonderful work of school s...

ccarlson@dailypress.net Caroline Carlson | Daily Press Iron Mountain resident Randy Evosevich is shown at True Value Hardware in Escanaba. Evosevich says he likes to shop downtown when he visits Escanaba, especially for stocking stuffers. ESCANABA — The holiday season is upon us. With the COVID-19 pandemic still influencing our daily behaviors, many are wondering how local businesses are faring as Christmas approaches. The answers to this question are in some ways expected, and in some ways surprising. Lisa LaLonde, president of the Escanaba Downtown Partners in Business and owner of Lisa ...