Opponents Outnum White Nationalists At Washington Rally
White nationalists rallied near Lafayette Square while thousands of counterprotesters chanted Go home Nazis No Trump No KKK No fascist USA across from the White House. Police kept order as a tense scene unfolded in the Park.
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Washington
Jason Kessler
Unite the Right
Charlottesville
Lafayette Square
White House
Trump
KKK
USA
Kessler
Samar Calhoun
D.C
Calhoun
Virginia
Heather Heyer
Charlottesville tense standoff marks anniversary vigil
In Charlottesville Virginia a week of remembrance and denunciation of white supremacy unfolds amid heavy police presence and protester standoffs near Heather Heyer memorial. Authorities fortify the downtown area with barricades helos and drones overhead while demonstrators eye access through a secured pedestrian mall.
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Heather Heyer
Unite the Right
Charlottesville
Cat
Fourth
Water Streets
Boy Struck by Car Flown to Metro Health in Cleveland
Elyria police report a 10 year old boy ran into West River Road South and was struck by a car around 9 30 p m Saturday. He was flown to Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland and his condition was not released. The boy’s name has not been disclosed.
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MetroHealth
Elyria
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
West
River Road
Elyria Police
Parker Solar Probe Launch Marks Living Namesake Honoring Eugene Parker
NASA begins a seven year mission to fly 24 close solar passes reaching within 3.8 million miles of the sun using a carbon heat shield. The Parker Solar Probe, named for Eugene Parker, aims to reveal solar wind mysteries and protect Earth from space weather.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Parker Solar
Parker
Eugene Parker
Earth
Bill Ingalls
United Launch Alliance
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Florida
Breath test for illegal drugs in development at UNT
A University of North Texas chemistry professor Guido Verbeck and graduate student Tom Kiselak have spent nine years developing a breath analyzing device aimed at detecting marijuana cocaine methamphetamine and other drugs. The project received federal approval for lab testing with InspectIR of Frisco Texas partnering for potential law enforcement and medical uses. The device remains larger than a typical Breathalyzer due to the integrated mass spectrometer.
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Denton
Texas
University of North Texas
Guido Verbeck
Tom Kiselak
Frisco
Inspectir
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