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Biden sues the US Justice Department to stop release of audio from interviews
Without a court intervention, the materials are set to be released June 15
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Secret Service Officer Arrested In Indecent Exposure Faces Hearing This Week.
A Secret Service officer was arrested in early May after allegedly exposing himself and masturbating in a hotel hallway in Miami. His hearing is scheduled for May 27, as the agency faces renewed scrutiny over conduct standards following Saturday's White House shooting.
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Suspect And Bystander Hit In Shooting Near White House
A 21-year-old Maryland man pulled a weapon from a bag and opened fire at a White House security checkpoint Saturday evening, prompting Secret Service agents to return fire. The gunman is dead. A bystander is in critical condition. Trump was in the Oval Office at the time.
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Irish soldiers thoroughly top all US Army teams
An Irish Army crew with just two weeks of training reportedly defeated multiple US military teams at the prestigious Sullivan Cup competition in Georgia, despite Ireland not even operating Bradley fighting vehicles. The upset is now drawing attention far beyond Ireland.
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Soldiers Asked for More Medical Support Before the Kuwait Attack.
Survivors of the Iranian drone strike that killed six US soldiers in Kuwait say the Army ignored requests for more medical resources weeks before the attack, and that at least one soldier who died could have been saved.
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America Is Preparing to Fight a War in Minus 30 Degrees.
The US Army's Arctic Angels are training in some of the most punishing conditions on earth as Russia, China and the US quietly battle for dominance over one of the world's last underdeveloped strategic frontiers.
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Woman Dies After Falling Into Uncovered Manhattan Manhole Late Night
A 56-year-old woman died in New York City after stepping out of her car and falling into an uncovered manhole on Fifth Avenue. Investigators believe the cover may have been knocked loose by a passing truck minute earlier, raising fresh concerns about public safety in one of the busiest cities in America.
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The Age of the Battlefield Sniper May Already Be Ending
The battlefield role of elite military snipers is starting to disappear as cheap explosive drones take over reconnaissance and precision strike missions in Ukraine. What once required years of training can now be done remotely with a drone operator and a live video feed.
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Knight Rider Car Parked in Museum Since Decade Got a Speeding Ticket
The Volo Museum near Chicago received a $50 New York City speeding ticket for its Knight Rider replica KITT car, which has not moved from its display in years. Someone else is driving an eerily accurate replica around Brooklyn and nobody knows who.
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Two Navy Jets Collided and Locked Together in Midair at an Idaho Air Show
Two US Navy EA-18G Growler jets collided mid-demonstration at the Gunfighter Skies Air Show in Idaho, locking together in the air before crashing in a fireball. All four crew members ejected safely and are in stable condition.
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People Got Pepper Sprayed at a Mall Over a $400 Swatch Watch.
The release of the Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Pop watch collection triggered mob scenes, police intervention, pepper spray and four arrests at malls worldwide, with resale prices already hitting $2,000 the same day.
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A New Ebola Strain Is Spreading in Congo. There Is No Vaccine for It.
A new outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the DRC's Ituri province has killed at least 87 people across hundreds of suspected cases, crossed into Uganda and triggered a global health emergency declaration from the WHO. All with no approved vaccine to fight it.
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