A rare solar eclipse is set to occur on Wednesday. This event will be visible to skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere. The eclipse is expected to take place on August 12, 2026. Details on how to view the eclipse in the US are available. Further information on viewing the eclipse can be found through KTXS, including specifics on witnessing this celestial event in the United States.
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South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott threw his support behind fellow Sen. Darline Graham after she advanced to the Republican runoff.
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