Thousands in NC still without power after attack on substations
Thousands of residents in a North Carolina county entered their third day without lights and heating on Tuesday after "targeted attacks" on two electric substations over the weekend caused widespread outages and shut down schools across the county. Blayne Alexander reports.
UP NEXT
UP NEXT
-
George Santos reportedly told donors he produced Spider-Man on Broadway
MSNBC -
Hayes: Biden is offering a new vision of a robust, middle-class economy
MSNBC -
Chris Hayes: U.S. life expectancy is declining. Biden should act.
MSNBC -
Trump humiliated: Biden dunks on Trump with jobs record
MSNBC -
MAGA rebuked on TV: See Ebro tell U.S. to face ‘Who we are' from Jan. 6 to police brutality
MSNBC -
Blinken: Suspected Chinese surveillance balloon over U.S. a 'clear violation'
MSNBC -
'A bit of a throwback to Cold War vintage technology' technical expert on Chinese balloon
MSNBC -
Douglas Holtz-Eakin: Moderation in wage growth is ‘good news story’ for the Fed
MSNBC -
Rep. Mike Gallagher: I don't think China would hesitate to shoot down a U.S. asset in their airspace
MSNBC -
How Russia is importing western products despite sanctions
MSNBC -
Why the military hasn't shot down the suspected Chinese spy balloon flying over the U.S.
MSNBC -
John Brennan: Secy. Blinken’s Beijing trip postponement sends a ‘clear signal’ to China
MSNBC -
Pentagon: Debris from Chinese surveillance balloon could cause civilian casualties
MSNBC -
Why Trump's 2024 campaign is anything but normal
MSNBC -
Write like Obama, listen to Coltrane: Jazz revival goes viral
MSNBC -
Garry Kasparov: Putin's attempts to restore Russia's lost empire destined to fail
MSNBC