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The second season of Manifest ended with a jet tail fin being pulled out of the ocean, no doubt causing many fans to jump in disbelief from their spots on the couch. Jeff Rake, creator and showrunner of the NBC sci-fi drama, has promised that the upcoming third season will center on the mystery of that familiar tail fin. It will also answer some big questions that have been looming over the series from the start. "The unveiling of the mystery regarding the tail fin is threaded throughout the season," Rake told SYFY WIRE and other members of the press at a virtual roundtable ahead of the show...

The things you don't hear Weary and sore they came upon a small copse of Loblolly pines swaying high above a sea of softly undulating golden broomsedge just as the first light of dawn faded in from the east.  For weeks, they’d slept during the balmy spring days and walked mostly by moonlight, never by road. At times they’d take to the train tracks, ducking into the underbrush when one of them would sense the coming of the iron horse. Other times they strode along soaring tree lines edging fallow fields, damp spongy soil radiating the last of the day’s heat to their bare feet,...

Hampton woman selected for Hack.Diversity Fellowship Portsmouth Herald HAMPTON — A Hampton native was one of three Northern Essex Community College students selected for a fellowship focused on addressing the underrepresentation of Black and Latinx talent in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). Patricia Antlitz of Hampton, a computer science major, was picked for the New England Venture Capital Association’s Hack.Diversity Fellowship after a rigorous selection process. Also selected were Alejandro Brito of Haverhill, who graduated from Northern Essex’s Computer Information ...

Published: 20 December 2020 20 December 2020 Phoenix, Arizona - A bipartisan coalition of 51 Attorneys General, led by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal, sent a letter urging Congress to pass legislation to protect the safety of federal judges and their families. "Threats to members of judiciary are on the rise and I am urging Congress to pass this important legislation to help prevent another tragedy from occurring," said General Brnovich.  Addressed to leaders of both the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, the letter supports the pa...

Reply Dec. 16, 2020 Attorney General William Tong today joined a bipartisan group of 51 Attorneys General in a letter urging Congress to pass legislation aimed at protecting the safety of federal judges and their families. Subscribe Addressed to leaders of both the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, the letter supports passage of the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act or similar legislation. That bill would protect the confidentiality of personal identifying information of members of the federal judiciary in public records and limit the distribution of that information online...