All in three things
FDA advisory panel recommends Pfizer vaccine for kids, Gov. Lee visits Chattanooga for the groundbreaking of Construction Vocational Center and Sudan’s prime minister returns home after being detained during coup — Here are your three things for today.
Moderna announces positive COVID-19 vaccine results in children ages 6 to 11, Blue Origin and Sierra Space announce commercial space station in development, state of emergency issued in New Jersey and New York in preparation for nor-easter — here are your three things for today.
Record-breaking bomb cyclone rattles the West Coast, deadly prop mishap causes the death of cinematographer on set of “Rust” and Sudan’s military seizes power - here are your three things for today.
Lee University to host walking tour at Fort Hill, the body of Brian Laundrie found in Florida and Stephen K. Bannon charged with contempt of Congress — here are your three things for today.
Drug use shifts in the Tennessee Valley, drone strike in Syria leaves no casualties and Singapore extends COVID-19 restrictions — Here are your three things for today.
MD-87 jet heading to Boston crashes on takeoff in Texas, judge refuses to suppress video evidence in Josh Duggar case, Queen Elizabeth ll turned down being named “Oldie of the Year” by a British magazine — here are your three things for today.
Sinclair Broadcast Group faces ransomware attack over weekend, Chicago Sky wins first WNBA championship, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announces presenters for 2021 induction ceremony — here are your three things for today.
Bill Clinton released from hospital, Survivor of Rittenhouse shooting sues authorities and Colin Powell dies at 84 — here are your three things for today.
Texas governor bans COVID-19 vaccine mandates, two-headed baby turtle thrives at Massachusetts animal refuge, U.S. drone strike kills 10, family still awaiting compensation — here are your three things for today.
Merck requests FDA to approve pill to treat COVID-19, New study shows 85% of the global population could be affected by climate change and US-based economists win Nobel economics prize — here are your three things for today.
Navy nuclear engineer and wife charged for attempted espionage, Four fatalities reported in plane crash near Atlanta and California to require free hygiene products in public schools and colleges - Here are your three things for today.
Road improvement project awarded in Cleveland, Florida Board of Education sanctions mask mandates and Senate agrees on deal to raise debt ceiling - here are your three things for today.
W.H.O. approves world’s first malaria vaccine, Scientists now believe genetics may contribute to a patients’ COVID-19 outcome and Senate lawmakers get closer to debt ceiling agreement — here are your three things for today.
Facebook whistleblower testifies, employees warned pharmacy chains they needed more safeguards for prescription opioids, 2,700-year-old toilet found in Jerusalem was a rare luxury — here are your three things for today.
Supreme Court rules against Washington D.C. having a voting member in Congress, Hollywood workers vote to strike and actor William Shatner to fly to space on Blue Origin’s New Shepard- here are your three things for today.
Southeast Tennessee standardized test proficiency rate down by 8%, oil spill reaches California coast, CDC releases 2021 holiday guidelines — here are your three things for today.
Eminem opens Detroit restaurant “Mom’s Spaghetti,” Scarlett Johansson settles lawsuit with Disney and Woman who survived 20th-century pandemic dies from COVID-19 — here are your three things for today.
CDC urges pregnant women to receive COVID-19 vaccine, Kim Jong Un willing to restore inter-Korean hotlines next month and New iPhone update allows copy and paste feature for images — here are your three things for today.
Senate Republicans block U.S. debt-limit hike as shutdown looms, mental health professionals made victim to scammers and Lee Health Clinic to host vaccination event today — here are your three things for today!
Capital Gazette shooter sentenced to more than five life sentences with no possibility of parole, Two Americans allowed to return from China after three years and USPS mail service to become permanently slower in certain postage situations - here are your three things for today.
