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Uncontrolled Fires Rage at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Blanketing Region in Smoke
Uncontrolled fires at Maryland's Aberdeen Proving Ground military base spread across over 100 acres, blanketing nearby areas in smoke, amid extremely dry conditions and a statewide burn ban.
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Navy Identifies Two Aviators Killed in EA-18G Growler Crash Near Mount Rainier
The US Navy identifies Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay Evans and Lt. Serena Wileman, two decorated combat veterans, as the aviators killed in an EA-18G Growler jet crash near Mount Rainier, Washington on October 15.
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US Imposes Sanctions on Chinese and Russian Entities Over Ukraine Drones
The US has imposed sanctions on Chinese and Russian entities for manufacturing and supplying drones used by Russia in its war against Ukraine.
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Hurricane Milton Threatens Florida's Gulf Coast, Forces Largest Evacuation in Seven Years
Hurricane Milton intensifies into a potentially catastrophic Category 4 storm, prompting Florida's largest evacuation in seven years and threatening $50-75 billion in damages along the Gulf Coast.
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Israel Tops Global Rankings as Leading Supplier of Suicide Drones
Israel has been identified as the world's leading supplier of loitering munitions, or suicide drones, over the past 28 years, while Turkey tops the list for armed drone deliveries, according to a report by the Center for New American Security.
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Bullets That Killed UPS Driver and Bystander Came from Miami-Dade Police Officers' Guns, Report Finds
A Florida Department of Law Enforcement report has found that four Miami-Dade police officers fired the bullets that killed a carjacked UPS truck driver and a bystander in a 2019 shootout, leading to manslaughter charges against the officers.
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Gun Store Owner Launches Effort to Suspend and Repeal Massachusetts' New Gun Law
A Massachusetts gun store owner is leading a campaign to collect signatures to suspend and potentially repeal a new gun law, which he claims infringes on Second Amendment rights, while supporters argue it's necessary for public safety.
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Members of Trump's staff have physical altercation at Arlington National Cemetery
Two members of former President Trump's campaign staff had a verbal and physical altercation with an official at Arlington National Cemetery.
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FDA Approves Revolutionary Device to Stop Life-Threatening Bleeding in Seconds
The FDA has approved Traumagel, a revolutionary medical device that can stop life-threatening bleeding in seconds, utilizing a plant-based hemostatic gel technology to treat severe injuries such as gunshot wounds.
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Miracle Baby Survives Gaza Airstrike That Killed Entire Family, Faces Uncertain Future
A 5-month-old baby girl, Reem, miraculously survives an airstrike in Gaza that kills her entire family, leaving her alone and struggling to find sustenance, amidst a growing number of orphaned children in the war-torn region.
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Missouri Schedules Fourth Execution of the Year for December 3
The Missouri Supreme Court has scheduled a December 3 execution for Christopher L. Collings, a 49-year-old man convicted of killing a 9-year-old girl in 2012, marking the state's fourth execution this year.
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Iran Asks US and Europe to Press Israel for Gaza Truce Amid Escalating Tensions
Iran's President urges US and Europe to pressure Israel into accepting a truce in Gaza, amid escalating tensions and threats of retaliation following the killing of a top Hamas leader in Tehran.
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