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Courtesy of Flying Magazine 'That’s All, Brother': The lead plane of the Allied forces on D-Day nearly died in Oshkosh, but today it lives on at EAA Airventure By Mike Woods Wisconsin SHARE OSHKOSH, Wis. — This is the story of a national treasure. Like many treasures, it had been lost, but through research and determination and luck – the greatest superpower of them all – was found and saved from a fate that nations around the world would have considered a tragedy. Yes, this tr...

Elisabeth Kimmel, former owner of KFMB Stations, was arrested during a pre-dawn raid back in March 2019.

© Getty Images A former private equity executive was sentenced to three months in prison after admitting his involvement in the college admissions scandal, The Associated Press reported. Former TPG Capital senior executive William McGlashanJr. was among 50 people who were arrested in the case known as Operation Varsity Blues. The investigations, which first broke in 2019, showed how some wealthy parents were taking illegal actions to try to get their children admitted to top schools. ADVERTISEMENT Thirty parents involved in the scheme have already pleaded guilty to crimes.  McGlashan adm...

On May 8, 1945, then-Army Air Forces pilot Warren Halstead was at his duty station, when the news came in: the war in Europe was over.

Senate Democrats Voted To Permit Systemic Racism in Higher Education | Opinion Newsweek 4 hrs ago © Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) Last week, the Senate voted 94-1 in favor of the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, intended to address anti-Asian racism. Senator Josh Hawley's (R-MO) lone "no" vote was covered by CNN, The Hill, Vox and Axios. Yet none of those outlets reported the fact that, on the same day, 49 Democratic senators voted against an amendment to protect Asian-Americans from institutional racism in higher education. The amendment, introduced by Senators Ted...