For as long as humans have known, mosquitoes never ventured past the chilly Icelandic borders. Now, for the first time, three of them made it a home. Three mosquitos were discovered by a man named Bjorn Hjaltason according to the New York Times.
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The United States carried out its fifth bombing on Caribbean waters, killing six people according to the New York Times.
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This corner of the R. Barbara Gitenstein Library is home to a vibrant community. As soon as you step inside, the scent of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, the hum of the machines blending with the constant chatter of students. A long line of customers isn’t an uncommon sight, and between the morning and middle of the day, almost every seat is filled.
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After being released from Israeli custody, activist Greta Thunberg speaks of the mistreatment she and other prisoners experienced.
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A tragic earthquake struck the Philippines at nightfall on Sept. 30, forcing countless people to pick up what they had left and search for hope.
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Terror erupted in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 24 after a sniper shot at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office, causing the death of one person and injuries to two others according to NBC News.
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The company also tries to promote a real person behind what they have created. They strategically post videos of Norwood speaking to her audience, presenting the illusion of true feelings.
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A reenactor from the First Rhode Island Regiment and Marblehead Marines, stepped into the Titusville Presbyterian church to take spectators on a voyage through the history of African Americans in the Navy.
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Russian Drones were shot down by Polish and NATO forces on Wednesday, Sept. 10, according to the BBC News. This occurred early in the morning and was quickly addressed by nearby allied countries, sending their own defenses to Poland.
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Yellowstone National Park has temporarily shut down its trail after a 29-year-old hiker suffered serious injuries from a bear attack. A solo hiker was walking by Turbid Lake on Tuesday, Sept. 16, when he had a “surprise encounter” with what the park officials think was a defensive grizzly, according to the New York Post. The hiker initially thought that it was a black bear, but judging by its stature and behavioral description, it was likely a grizzly bear.
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