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IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingArtemis II splashes down in the Pacific Ocean after a 10-day mission00:46to the nextService module separates from Orion during Artemis II return02:11Artemis astronauts prepare for splashdown19:37Countdown to Artemis Splashdown02:54Artemis II astronauts return home01:25’Finding joy’: Artemis II astronauts share reflections from space03:19NASA crew returns home from historic moon mission01:45Artemis II crew watches ‘Project Hail Mary’ before going into space01:20President Trump speaks with Artemis 2 crew members after crossing the moon: “All of America was really proud.”12:51A historic mission to the far side of the moon02:48Artemis…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Frontier jet attacked during break to avoid two trucks on LAX runway00:49Why younger generations are closing their doors to house parties03:19Justice Department launches investigation into NFL subscription fees02:55Cuban president speaks as tensions with US rise02:16Currently playingIsrael-Hezbollah trade strike further threatens ceasefire02:13to the nextMelania Trump denies relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in surprise speech02:30Flaml. Astronaut explains Artemis pre-reentry splashdown02:53Artemis II prepares to return from historic moon mission02:50First American to summit Everest dies at 9700:27Rex Heuerman admits to killing 8 people in Gilgo Beach murders00:27President Trump warns Iran…

The four astronauts who flew around the moon on NASA’s Artemis II mission are almost on their way home, but one of the most dangerous and nerve-wracking parts of the mission is yet to come.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.NASA astronauts Reed Wiseman, Christina Koch and Victor Glover and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen are scheduled to return to Earth Friday night after a 10-day stay in space.Their Orion capsule is scheduled to begin entering the atmosphere around 7:53 p.m. ET, continuing an intense journey expected to last less than 15…

New attack on ThursdayIsrael has vowed to press ahead with its operations in Lebanon, insisting that Lebanon is not included in the cease-fire agreement.Hezbollah launched its latest ground and air attacks on Lebanon last month, after launching a joint attack on Iran and attacks on northern Israel in retaliation for the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The Israel Defense Forces announced on Wednesday that it had carried out at least 100 airstrikes in a short period of 10 minutes, the largest barrage of any military operation to date.The IDF said it attacked Hezbollah’s headquarters, military arrays and command and…

A Tennessee county school board voted unanimously Wednesday to censure a member who told a student, “God, you’re hot,” during a public board meeting last week. Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.The Washington County Board of Education approved the censures in an emergency meeting following public calls for the firing of School Board Member Keith Irvin and District Superintendent Jerry Boyd.At the April 2 board meeting, which was livestreamed, Irvin told a high school girl next to him, “Oh my god, you’re hot. You know that? Shit. What school do…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.to the nextHow are markets reacting as the US-Iran ceasefire takes hold?01:44Israel says Iran ceasefire deal does not apply to Lebanon01:35US and Iran claim victory after two-week ceasefire agreement02:50Samsung shuts down Messages app, tells users to switch to Google00:22Artemis II crew watches ‘Project Hail Mary’ before going into space01:20Lindsey Vonn talks Olympic failure, her legacy, future plans and more05:47Artemis II crew shouts out Al Roker from 252,000 miles into space01:15Rapper Offset hospitalized after being shot in Florida00:25ICE agents detain the wife of a U.S. soldier…

Republican prosecutor Clay Fuller won a special election to replace Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia’s runoff elections on Tuesday, NBC News reported.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.The special election to fill Greene’s unexpired term in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District was a runoff after no candidate received a majority of votes in last month’s crowded all-party primary. However, in the first round, Republican candidates received about 60% of the votes, making Mr. Fuller, the district attorney, the clear favorite.See live results hereFuller also entered Tuesday’s runoff as an endorsement of…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingSee amazing images of the far side of the moon from the Artemis II crew02:49to the nextMichigan coach Dusty May talks about historic NCAA basketball win03:51Indianapolis City Councilman says he was shot in his home00:31Average gas price is now 88 cents higher than in 202500:31President Trump vows to target Iranian civilian infrastructure if no deal02:08President Trump threatens ‘total destruction’ of Iranian infrastructure02:17Coach Cori on UCLA women’s quest for historic national title03:23Savannah Guthrie back to TODAY: ‘It’s good to be home’01:22Terry and Rebecca Crews talk…

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is scheduled to voluntarily meet with the House Oversight Committee on May 6 to answer questions about his relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to a person familiar with the schedule.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) announced in early March that Mr. Lutnick had “affirmatively agreed to appear voluntarily” before the committee. However, no date has been decided until now.CNN first reported the date of Lutnick’s interview.The Commerce Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingArtemis II crew prepares to fly behind the moon07:19to the nextPrices for food, airfare, gasoline, etc. rise as war continues in Iran02:00Inside the military’s daring rescue of a downed US airman in Iran03:36Iran and US receive 45-day ceasefire proposal: report02:07High school teacher shares footage of Artemis II launch from airplane03:54Civil rights leader Dr. Bernard Lafayette Jr. dies at age 8502:10Looking back at Pope Leo XIV’s historic first year as pontiff04:26Plane makes emergency landing on busy Pennsylvania Highway00:18Artemis II crew speaks to NBC from space…