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History Hanau, West Germany, June, 1963: President Kennedy's car drives past some of the 15,000 American troops from 280 USAREUR units who lined a mile-long parade route during his visit to Hanau's Pioneer Caserne. A staggering 1,015 American soldiers lost their lives in the HMT Rohna incident, making it the deadliest encounter at sea in the history of the U.S. military. But the U.S. War Department swore the nearly 700 survivors to secrecy under threat of court-martial, leaving the disaster all but unknown to the public for more than 50 years. top History stories

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About 70% of the adult population should be fully vaccinated by the first week of May. That amounts to 4.7 million residents. When the state administered the first vaccinations last December, there were questions about whether that number were attainable in time for the summer of 2021. Now, the state is poised to far surpass that goal. As of Sunday, 1,772,456 residents were listed on the state's COVID-19 dashboard as being fully vaccinated; 2,992,107 people have received their first dose and were awaiting their second. State health officials say better than 90% of those who get their first do...

Whoopi Goldberg has a scene in "Fatal Beauty" that is like a blow to the heart, it is so powerful. She plays a narcotics detective, a tough woman who makes friends with the bodyguard of a drug smuggler. And in a quiet moment together the character explains why she is so opposed to drugs by revealing a secret out of her past. That this moment got into the film at all is a small miracle, because "Fatal Beauty" is a police action thriller that seldom slows down for personal revelations. But the scene is an eye-opener, an emotionally charged moment that awakens memories of Goldberg in "The Color ...

University President Jim Ryan condemned the mob, calling their violence “an attack on our democracy” and a “painful reminder of how fragile our system of government can be.”