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Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder of Two NYPD Sergeants After Wild Chase and Shooting
Joshua Dorsett, 22, has been charged with attempted murder of two NYPD sergeants, robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon after a wild chase and shooting on the Lower East Side.
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Families of Air Force Crash Victims Dispute Report's Criticism of Crew
Families of victims of a November Air Force CV-22 Osprey crash, which killed eight airmen, dispute a recently released accident report that criticizes the crew's response to mechanical failure, saying it unfairly adds to their pain and suffering.
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Decorated Drill Sergeant Found Dead at Fort Jackson, Investigation Underway
Decorated drill sergeant Staff Sgt. Corey R. Brown, 34, was found dead at Fort Jackson in South Carolina, marking the latest in a series of deaths at the military base.
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Local SWAT Team Reveals Lack of Communication with Secret Service Before Trump Rally Assassination Attempt
The local SWAT team at former President Donald Trump's July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, revealed they had no communication or security briefing with the Secret Service before the assassination attempt, leading to criticism of the agency's protocols.
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Britain Drops Opposition to ICC Arrest Warrant for Israeli Prime Minister
Britain's new government drops opposition to International Criminal Court's potential arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing respect for international law and the court's jurisdiction.
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Senators and Whistleblowers Raise Alarm on Missing Minors and Trafficking at Southern Border
Senators and whistleblowers raise concerns about the federal government's handling of unaccompanied minors at the southern border, alleging complicity in child trafficking and calling for investigation and accountability.
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Whistleblowers Reveal Failures in Vetting Sponsors for Migrant Children
Whistleblowers reveal the Biden administration's Office of Refugee Resettlement failed to vet sponsors for unaccompanied minors, leading to cases of human trafficking.
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Navy Exonerates Port Chicago Sailors on 80th Anniversary of Deadly Explosion
The U.S. Navy exonerated Black sailors charged with mutiny after the 1944 Port Chicago explosion, marking the 80th anniversary of the disaster.
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Dave Portnoyās Yacht Drifts into Trouble in Nantucket Harbor, Coast Guard to the Rescue
Dave Portnoy's yacht drifted out of Nantucket Harbor, requiring a routine Coast Guard rescue after he lost power and was unable to call for help.
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Artifacts Unearthed Sheds New Light on First Major Battle of the Revolutionary War
Five musket balls from the Revolutionary War were discovered near the North Bridge site in Concord, Massachusetts, shedding new light on the first major battle of the conflict.
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Secretary of the VA Outlines Priorities for the Future at Gaming Summit
PSM is committed to being involved in conversations that matters to the Veteran community
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Dali Container Ship Leaves Baltimore After Key Bridge Collapse
The Dali container ship, responsible for the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, has departed for Norfolk for further repairs and investigation.
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