The unnamed foreign government had wired money to the man as part of a $317 million purchase, before it was stopped by the Secret Service. ( read original story ...)
Kemp to allow bars and nightclubs to reopen in Georgia
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday announced plans to allow bars and nightclubs to reopen, overnight summer camps and summer schools to begin and professional and amateur sports ... ( read original story ...)
Turtle crashes through windshield on Georgia highway
A Georgia driver and her brother were shocked when an airborne turtle crashed through the windshield while they were on a highway. ( read original story ...)
Fawn curls up at ‘Unknown’ soldier’s headstone in Georgia cemetery, photo shows
A maintenance supervisor at a national park in Georgia found a fawn huddled up at the foot of a headstone for an unknown soldier Wednesday. ( read original story ...)
How does Georgia and Florida compare in COVID-19 cases?
Recovering COVID-19 patients often test more than once when exiting quarantine. So, the rates are likely much lower. While the rates ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon’s Parliament endorses $300m aid package
Lebanon's Parliament on Thursday ratified a 1.2 trillion Lebanese pound ($300m) aid package for low-income families and vital sectors including agriculture and industry, as the government attempts to ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon Passes Law Lifting Banking Secrecy For Officials
Lebanon's parliament Thursday passed a law to lift banking secrecy for public officials, including over corruption or funding "terrorism", a lawmaker said, after months of protests in the crisis-hit ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon County revolts against Gov. Wolf as no other county in Pennsylvania has done
The state representative for much of this county wrote a resolution to end Gov. Tom Wolf's shutdown. That comes to a vote today in the state House. And while other counties threatened to revolt ... ( read original story ...)
Cannabis was used for religious rites at a biblical site in Israel, study finds
Materials on altars from a religious shrine in Beer-sheba Valley, in Israel's biblical site Tel Arad, contained cannabis and frankincense, a study found. It's the first time physical evidence of ... ( read original story ...)
Tajikistan Accuses Kyrgyzstan Of ‘Destabilizing’ Border Situation After Another Shooting
Tajikistan's Border Guarding Directorate has accused Kyrgyzstan of "attempting to destabilize" the situation at a disputed segment of the border between the two Central Asian nations after fresh ... ( read original story ...)