Daily Archives: May 10, 2022
Ukrainian mother and son share emotional reunion on Mother’s Day | USA TODAY
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A Ukrainian mother was reunited with her son after Russia’s occupation of a village near Kharkiv kept them apart for more than two months. RELATED: Emotional Ukrainians flee their homes after Russian attacks https://bit.ly/3ytyFyc » Subscribe to USA TODAY: http://bit.ly/1xa3XAh…
Video Wheelchair basketball player sets her sights on Team USA – ABC News
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ABC News’ Reena Roy sat down with wheelchair basketball player Seira Garcia, who recently traveled from New York City to Colorado Springs to try...
Elon Musk said he would let former president Donald Trump return to Twitter – USA TODAY
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said if his deal to acquire Twitter goes through, he would let former president Donald Trump return to...
Arizona Rep. Walt Blackman acknowledges ‘financial struggles’ – The Arizona Republic
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Republican congressional hopeful Walt Blackman likes to talk about the past, whether it's his two decades in the military or his wife's family founding...
No charges for Mike Tyson for punching airplane passenger – Arizona Sports
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Yellen: Overturning Roe would have ‘damaging effects on the economy’
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Treasury Secretary Yellen spoke about the leaked Supreme Court opinion before a Senate committee on Tuesday, saying it "would have very damaging effects on the economy." RELATED: Senate majority leader calls out Republicans for abortion ban support https://youtu.be/ycwMtttqwg0 » Subscribe…
More Central Coast towns up for USA Today travel awards – KSBY News
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Voting has opened up for the 2022 USA Today Readers'...
‘Hundreds’ injured, trapped in battered Mariupol steel plant; Russian assault on Donbas behind schedule: Live Ukraine updates – USA TODAY
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Many badly wounded fighters are among the 1,000 Ukrainian troops still holed up at the sprawling Azovstal steel plant, the last major holdout in the port...
Warning issued after sharks appear in Florida’s coastal waters | USA TODAY
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A Sheriff’s office in Florida is asking beachgoers to stay safe as dozens of sharks were seen swarming off the coast of Anclote Island in early May. RELATED: Sneaking up on great white shark looks simple, but not advised https://youtu.be/zP-ScnvJNbQ…
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