our only choice was going to be to ram the airliner. sir, i remember you would take the cockpit, to aim at the terrorists. and i would take the tail. o donnell: that s not something you survive. no. as the military, we don t send our service members on suicide missions. but. it was clear what needed to be done that morning. o donnell: it was not an order through the chain of command. it was your call to ram the plane. we didn t have any other choice. and we weren t going to be caught on the ground, watching america get hit again. o donnell: what they didn t know was that the passengers and crew of flight 93 fought back, and drove the plane into a field in shanksville. 20 years later, how often do you think about that day, 9/11? i think about it every day. those on flight 93 that paid the
By Chinonso Ihekire 10 July 2021 | 3:00 am
Yewande Isola is the kind of musician you would describe as a maverick. With her rare musical direction and her unrivalled stellar discography, the 25-year-old rapper stands tall as a woman of musical excellence. But that is just a fragment of her story.
Wande Isola
Wande, as she is popularly known, is a beacon of hope for similar artistes in the Christian gospel music industry. The Nigerian-American rapper has carved a niche for herself as an alternative Hip-hop artiste, bringing on a breath of fresh air to the mainstream gospel music industry. Most of her songs are so sonically grand that it is easy to even listen multiple times without recognising that its lyrics are rooted in the Christian gospel. With two Extended Playlists (EP) dubbed, Exit and The Decision (both released last year), Wande has grown from an imaginative young girl in a Biology class to a radical musician, spreading hope, positivity
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There is an ugly pox plaguing the travel industry, and it is not COVID-19. For over a year, up to 90 percent of the “calls for submission” on travel sites like Matador solicited writers from the “LGBT Community,” and “Writers of Color,” or sought contributors for LGBT/BIPOC travel guides. Last May, they stopped soliciting submissions due to COVID travel restrictions, but their editorial preferences are, or were, clear.
Not unlike COVID-19, which attacked senior populations with compromised immune systems and preexisting conditions, this disease attacks ungrounded young adults with compromised value systems.
A new template for travel writing promoted by activist travel workshops and “travel universities” targets millennials and their Gen-Z successors: Begin with an attention-grabbing lead from a “foreign” location, then segue to a sordid confession (the more cringeworthy the better). Qualify the self-mortification with a sna
beverly carter s cell carrier turned over everything on her phone, and there was one thing that caught investigators attention these blurry and dark pictures she took of the house she was trying to sell. not exactly showcase material. and when her daughter-in-law had a chance to see the them you have a theory about why they re badly-taken photos. you can just tell that it was, like, quick. just quick. like she knew? i knew she knew something was wrong. reporter: she believed beverly was scared of those potential buyers and was rushing to finish showing the house. it was all bad news. beverly carter had now been missing for three days. i ve never felt that kind of loss of control. you feel utterly hopeless. and helpless. yeah. you can t do anything. uh-huh. uh-huh. yeah. reporter: what they didn t know was that detectives were about to crack this case wide open. the team that had discovered the buyers contact information was fake kept investigating.
administration. it was shown when the president signed the executive order, the muslim ban, when i went to jfk, it was total chaos. people didn t know, the people on the ground, custom and border patrol agents, they didn t know, they didn t have any guidelines. when i went to san diego and we visited shelters and the custom and border patrol, you saw also that they didn t have guidelines how to implement this policy. and at the end, children and families are the ones suffering. it was heart-wrenching what i saw. not the america that i know by the way. i appreciate your points on that, congresswoman. and michelle, building on that point, we have some factual video here of jeff sessions that i think really underscores from