War Correspondent Joseph Galloway Dies at 79.

Foreign correspondent Joe Galloway covered the front lines of battle in Vietnam.

Longtime American foreign correspondent Joseph L. Galloway best known for his book about a pivotal battle in the Vietnam War died Wednesday at 79. His book, “We Were Soldiers Once … And Young,” was made into a Hollywood movie in 2002.

 “Before that day the soldiers of North Vietnam and America had never met each other in a major battle.”

The story recounted his and Army Lt. General Hal Moore’s experiences in the 1965 battle in the Ia Drang Valley. During that bloody fight Galloway rescued wounded soldiers under fire and became the only civilian to receive a U.S. Army medal of valor for actions in combat during the Vietnam War. Carmen Roberts. Fox News


Galloway spent decades as a foreign correspondent for UPI, US News & World Report, and Knight Ridder newspapers. He also served as a consultant for the Ken Burns’ PBS documentary “The Vietnam War.” The native of Refugio, Texas died in a hospital near is home in Concord, NC.

Galloway (center) aboard a Marine CH-34 helicopter in Vietnam the year after Ia Drang
“We Were Soldiers Once … And Young” starring Mel Gibson as Lt. General Hal Moore

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Apple Issues Warning to iPhone and iPad Users

Apple reveals hackers may have ‘actively exploited’ a security flaw in its iOS.

Apple tells iPhone and iPad users to update their operating software – now. The tech giant issued a software patch yesterday after researchers uncovered multiple vulnerabilities in the iOS software. Apple posting on its support website that those security flaws “may have been actively exploited.” In other words, hackers may have also discovered them. The software update will fix the bugs for newer products and models back to iPhone 6, iPad Air 2 and Mini 4, as well as the latest iPod Touch. Carmen Roberts. Fox News.

“Come With Me If You Want to Live,” Schwarzenegger Says

Hollywood action star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger makes a pitch for people to get vaccinated.   

Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger taps into a famous movie quote from his 1991 film – Terminator 2: Judgement Dayto urge others to get the Covid vaccine.

“Come with me if you want to live.”

The Hollywood toughman posted a video on Twitter showing him getting a shot in the arm at the drive-through site at Dodger Stadium. People tweeting replies with similar movie themes such as, Covid, you’re terminated,” and “I’ll be back for the second shot.” Carmen Roberts. Fox News

“I’ll be back.”

GM Unveils Flying Car

General Motors designs flying Cadillac that will fly from urban rooftop to rooftop.

General Motors unveiled plans Tuesday for a flying car.   

General Motors aims high for the future as it introduces its vision for a self-driving Cadillac that can fly.

“We’re preparing for a world where advances in electric and autonomous technology make personal air travel possible.”

GM surprised the CES 2021 audience with a animated video showing the futuristic car. Design chief Mike Simcoe says it’s a one-seater, vertical take off and landing drone or VTOL that will be able to fly from urban rooftop to rooftop. As for when we’ll see flying car, GM left those details up in the air. Carmen Roberts. Fox News.


Hear GM Design Chief Mike Simcoe in GM’s CES 2021 video presentation.

Christmas Asteroid Fly By

An asteroid the size of two football fields is set to pass by Earth today. 

The giant asteroid should be at its closest to Earth around 3:20 p.m. Eastern time.

The giant space rock will zip by our planet this afternoon at a speed of around 22-thousand miles an hour. NASA says the asteroid, dubbed 501647, will come within 1.9 million miles of Earth. Scientists say that’s a close fly by because any object that makes it within about 4.5 million miles is considered “potentially hazardous.” A much smaller asteroid will also fly by today but it won’t get as close. Only about 3.5 million miles from us. Carmen Roberts. Fox News.