News of the Day From Across the Nation, April 12
Fifteen former American Bar Association presidents are urging Republicans to consider President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee.
The spacecraft — responsible for detecting thousands of planets beyond our solar system — slipped into emergency mode last week nearly 75 million miles from Earth.
Ground controllers managed to stabilize the probe, and NASA announced the good news Monday.
“It was the quick response and determination of the engineers throughout the weekend that led to the recovery,” mission manager Charlie Sobeck said from NASA’s Ames Research Center in Mountain View.
4 Trump chants: A Wisconsin school district is investigating after racist taunts were directed at female high school soccer players during a recent game, including references to Donald Trump’s vow to clamp down on illegal immigration from Mexico.
Federal investigators say a medical helicopter was not certified for flying in low-visibility conditions when it crashed last month with a patient in southeast Alabama, killing all four on board.
The National Transportation Safety Board said the helicopter encountered fog and mist when it arrived near midnight at the scene of a highway wreck.