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Two U.S. Soldiers Were Dramatically Rescued After Helicopter Crash Off the Coast of Oman
Two U.S. Army soldiers are safe after their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed into the Strait of Hormuz during a training mission. What followed was a dramatic rescue involving aircraft, naval forces, and for the first time, an unmanned surface vessel helping locate survivors in open water.
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Ukraine Is Building World's First Robot Army
A Ukrainian military brigade is moving toward a future that once sounded like science fiction. Commanders say robots could soon replace up to 30% of infantry roles, marking one of the most ambitious attempts yet to remove soldiers from some of the battlefield's most dangerous missions.
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Veteran's Painful Walk Across Tarmac Leads to $135,000 Fund Raise
A simple video recorded at a California airport has transformed the life of a Navy veteran who spent years working through chronic pain. After millions watched James Blair struggle across an airport tarmac, strangers from across America raised more than $135,000 to help the veteran who never asked for help.
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Trump Told Israel Not to Strike Iran. Hours Later, Missiles Were Flying.
Just days after Iran launched missiles toward Israel and as Washington worked to preserve ongoing negotiations with Tehran, President Donald Trump personally urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate. By the morning of June 8, Israeli aircraft had already struck targets inside Iran, exposing a growing divide between diplomacy and deterrence.
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Hegseth Personally Removed Female and Black Officers From the Navy Promotion List.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth blocked the promotions of at least seven Navy officers already selected by a board of senior admirals, disproportionately targeting women and Black officers, while simultaneously pushing to promote a Navy SEAL from his own inner circle who had been passed over multiple times.
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Armed Teens Put a Gun to a Former Marine's Head in Maryland. They Picked the Wrong Man.
Former Marine Jheyco Borda was working on his pickup truck in Oxon Hill when four armed teenagers surrounded him and demanded his car and valuables. He waited for one split second of distraction, disarmed the gunman and held all four suspects down until police arrived.
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US Negotiators Allegedly Told Iran to Ignore Trump's Social Media Posts.
American officials privately told Iranian negotiators to disregard Trump's public posts on Truth Social, describing his rhetoric as aimed at domestic audiences while the actual negotiating position behind closed doors is "completely different." A deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz is simultaneously close and falling apart.
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Feds Bust $45M Cocaine Tunnel Running From Mexico Into a Fake San Diego Store
Federal agents discovered a sophisticated drug smuggling tunnel running from Tijuana to a fake San Diego storefront called Buy 4 Less, seizing over a ton of cocaine worth $45 million linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. Four suspects are charged.
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Iran Strikes Kuwait Airport and U.S. Military Bases in Most Intense Attack Since Ceasefire Began
Iran fired 13 ballistic missiles and 17 drones at Kuwait and Bahrain in a predawn attack on June 3, killing one person, heavily damaging Kuwait International Airport and hitting US military bases. The US responded with strikes on Qeshm Island. Social media footage and unverified reports allege a C-17 Globemaster worth $350 million may have been destroyed on the ground.
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School Buses Are Being Turned Into Mass Surveillance Vehicle
Leaked documents reveal that BusPatrol, which already has AI cameras on 40,000 school buses across 24 states, plans to add license plate readers that photograph every passing vehicle and share the data with law enforcement without a warrant. Child safety is the pitch. Mass surveillance is the product.
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Feds Raided a Pacific Heights Mansion and Found 70 Tons of Weapons.
In 1966, federal agents raided 2801 Broadway in San Francisco's most exclusive neighborhood and discovered the largest private weapons cache ever found in American history. The owner was William Thoreson III, a charming heir with a face like a movie star and a mind like a serial killer. He never answered for it.
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Tulsa Man Severely Beaten After Stopping to Help a Kidnapped Teenage Girl
A Tulsa man is recovering from a brain bleed, broken back, broken ribs and multiple surgeries after stopping to help a 17-year-old girl being held against her will by her boyfriend. He says he would do it again.
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