Terry Collins

1 week ago | azcentral.com | Christopher Cann |Terry Collins |Jorge Ortiz

Christopher Cann Terry Collins Jorge L. OrtizUSA TODAYThe man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers went to the homes of two other state officials the morning he launched a targeted "political assassination," a federal prosecutor said Monday. Joseph Thompson, the acting U.S. attorney for Minnesota, did not give the names of the two lawmakers but said the suspect, 57-year-old Vance Boelter, drove to their houses after he shot and wounded State Sen.

2 weeks ago | coastcommunitynews.com.au | Terry Collins

BOOK REVIEWI have just finished F Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender Is the Night, for maybe the third time. It was first published in 1934 and is a hauntingly lyrical exploration of love, disillusionment, and the psychological toll of idealism. This novel is less polished and more personal than The Great Gatsby, but it might hit even harder emotionally and be a throwback to when authors wrote with all heart.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Terry Collins |Josh Peter

• Now, the national spotlight is on the area amid intense protests over federal immigration raids. • For some residents, all of it is compounding the fear. • 'There’s no question that we are grappling with collective grief and frustration,' one resident told USA TODAY. ALTADENA, Calif. – On the outskirts of Los Angeles, where the scars and scorched landscape from wildfires remain, uncertainty keeps rising.

2 weeks ago | coastcommunitynews.com.au | Terry Collins

Instructor Erin Cheek is set to begin fitness classes for over 60s at The Everglades Club, Woy Woy. The Move Better Fitness classes will help those aged over 60 enhance their health and wellbeing in a program specifically for seniors. The engaging 45-minute sessions aim to improve mobility, strength and overall fitness in a friendly and supportive environment. Starting on June 24, the classes will be held twice a week, every Tuesday and Friday at 10am.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Terry Collins

Beware, bad drivers: Some states are passing laws that punish reckless driving with devices that control vehicles' top speeds. Washington State recently became the second state in the U.S., joining Virginia, to enact a law placing speed-limiting technology in the cars of drivers with reckless driving records. Washington, D.C., also has a similar law. Washington Gov.