August 21st, 2017 Across the country, people are going to great lengths to get a glimpse of the total eclipse. NBC’s Jacob Soboroff reports for TODAY from Madras, Oregon, which has suddenly swollen to the fourth-largest city in the state, and Dylan Dreyer samples the excitement online from the Orange Room. More interesting Articles from

© Image by Adam Weinrib Tom Brady ​Tom Brady expects nothing less than a championship every season when he steps onto the field. Fresh off his fifth Super Bowl win, Brady and the New England Patriots are preparing the “Blitz for Six”. Everyone knows Bill Belichick and Tom Brady go hand in hand and Belichick …

Capital Weather Gang’s Angela Fritz breaks down what will happen when a total solar eclipse crosses the U.S. on Aug. 21. (Claritza Jimenez,Daron Taylor,Angela Fritz/The Washington Post) America woke up Monday ready to turn its eyes to the sky. The day of the Great American Eclipse had finally arrived. But even as celestial bodies moved …

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A Pennington County official expressed regret Wednesday over his comment that people facing the death penalty should be shot, just like in the Wild West. Commissioner Ron Buskerud described his statement, made at a commission meeting Aug. 2, as “totally inappropriate” and “stupid.” Buskerud said he “absolutely” regretted it. Toward the end of an hourlong …