56th CES Show Wrap Up
Tech It Out's Marc Saltzman was at the 56th CES show in Las Vegas and has a wrap-up of all the newest tech that debuted at the show. #PaidForContent
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Erin O’Flynn/The Daily Beast/Chase Doak/Reuters and ELIZABETH FRANTZ/ReutersThe United States has shot down the mysterious Chinese balloon over the Atlantic Ocean Saturday at approximately 2:40 p.m. ET.The balloon was taken down when it floated over the Atlantic Ocean east of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.An operation is now underway to recover debris from the balloon, which had been flying at about 60,000 feet.Less than an hour prior, two anonymous U.S. officials told the Associated Press Saturd
- The Daily Beast
‘Miserable’ Marjorie Taylor Greene Whines That Her Congressional Salary Is Too Low
RumbleRep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) lamented this week about how little she was getting paid as a member of Congress, claiming that her low congressional salary had made her “life miserable” as she “made a lot more money” before stepping into public service.The MAGA firebrand, who fashions herself as a populist concerned about the plight of everyday Americans, recently appeared on investigative journalist turned professional troll Glenn Greenwald’s podcast. While ostensibly there to talk ab
- Business Insider
'It's embarrassing for our sport.': Duke University women's basketball coach says her team played first half with the wrong ball
After her team beat Pittsburgh, Duke coach Kara Lawson pointed out an alleged error in their loss against Florida State.
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Kate Middleton Just Shared a Rare, Unseen Baby Picture for an Important Reason
The Princess of Wales shared the intimate family photo to celebrate her new campaign, Shaping Us.
- HuffPost
Donald Trump Jr.'s Solution To Chinese Balloon Is Deservedly Mocked
The former president's eldest son suggested Montana residents shoot down the balloon themselves — despite that being logistically impossible.
- Fox News
China spy balloon shows country is preparing citizens for war that could come at ‘any time’: expert
China's spy balloon flying over Montana shows that the country is preparing its citizens for war that could come at any time, an expert told Fox News Digital.
- Glamour
Kim Kardashian Shows Off Underboob-Baring Valentine's Day Lingerie in New Pics
In the words of Kylie Jenner: “Need.”
- CinemaBlend
Katee Sackhoff Disrobed 'For A Good Cause' In New Bathtub Photoshoot And The Big Bang Theory Fans Have Thoughts
BSG, Mandalorian star and Big Bang guest star Katee Sackhoff dropped trou and hopped into a bathtub, for a good cause.
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'Page Six' Potentially Figured Out the Identity of the "Massive Movie Star" from Jessica Simpson's Blind Item
Jessica Simpson said she almost had a fling with a massive movie star in a short story blind item published by Amazon. So, who is he? Page Six figured it out.
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NASCAR Saturday schedule at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Chase Elliott and the rest of the Cup field hit the track for practice and qualifying Saturday.
- Business Insider
Shooting down a suspected Chinese spy balloon could be a lot harder than it sounds, former Navy pilot says
"It's very difficult with what we have, because what we have was not meant to shoot down balloons," a former naval aviator told Insider.
- Cowboys Wire
Cowboys News: Parsons ejected, Romo under heavy fire, Jerry likes local QB
Romo's on-air performance has caused concern at CBS, Jerry likes a local QB prospect, and Micah Parsons gets ejected from a dodgeball game. | From @ToddBrock24f7
- The Conversation
Chinese spy balloon over the US: An aerospace expert explains how the balloons work and what they can see
U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder briefed the media about the Chinese spy balloon over the U.S. AP Photo/Alex BrandonOfficials of the U.S. Department of Defense confirmed on Feb. 2, 2023, that the military was tracking what it called a “spy balloon” that was drifting over the continental United States at an altitude of about 60,000 feet. The following day, Chinese officials acknowledged that the balloon was theirs but denied it was intended for spying or meant to enter U.S. airspace. U.S.
- Yahoo Celebrity
Steve-O begs 'Jackass' star Bam Margera to get sober in emotional post: 'You're dying, brother'
"I wish you could know how much I’ve hated feeling braced for news of your death," Steve-O tells his freind.
- INSIDER
Federal agents discovered a dumpster filled with almost 250 working rifles and shotguns in Oklahoma, and allege that a man was given 2 free shotguns to hang on his wall
A gun store owner may have improperly disposed of the weapons and his staff may have given a man two shotguns for free with no background check.
- Draft Wire
2023 Senior Bowl: Biggest winners at every position
Here are the guys who helped their stock the most after a week of Senior Bowl practice.
- Bloomberg
Trump Offers $1 Million Bond to Appeal Clinton Suit Sanctions
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George Santos' Attempt To Taunt Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Gets Unexpected 'Award'
Actor Billy Baldwin chimed in as the Republican congressman's tweet spectacularly backfired.
- The New Voice of Ukraine
Putin inventing “new type of military” after Ukraine liquidated almost his entire army
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has begun to invent a new type of military because his entire army has nearly been liquidated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ivan Kyrychevsky, an expert writing for the Ukrainian Defense Express military news outlet, said in an interview with Radio NV on Feb. 3.