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Many consider it to be the country’s dividing line between east and west.
Now, sources familiar with an internal NSA review on the matter told the news outlet The Record that Carlson’s name was unmasked and leaked. The sources denied, however, that Carlson was a target of the NSA.
Lydia Jacoby, a 17 year old from Seward Alaska, became the first Alaskan to win an Olympic gold medal in swimming, in a stunning upset in the 100 meter breaststroke on Monday night. Jacoby knocked off fellow American and defending gold medalist Lilly King who was favored to win the event. King would go on to take the bronze medal after being barely out-touched by South Africa’s Tatjana Schoenmaker. All three swimmers were within half a second of each other resulting in an incredible display.
28 of the kidnapped students were released over the weekend and returned safely to their families on Sunday. To date, 34 of those originally kidnapped have either escaped or been released.
A special committee formed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will here testimonies from four officers present at the January 6 Capitol Hill Riots today as the committee begins their investigation into the events of that day.
The Justice Department on Friday announced that there will not be civil investigations into nursing home deaths in New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
24-year-old Simone Biles, captain of Team USA Women’s Gymnastics in Tokyo, suffered an injury on the vault during the team competition early Tuesday that will force her to miss the team finals.
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