Watch: Marines Build Drone Skills at Drone Crucible 26.3
U.S. Marines examined and flew unmanned systems during Drone Crucible 26.3 vendor day in Starke, Florida, as part of training and tactical experimentation.
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Trump Says U.S. “Looking At” Poland Army Base, Predicts Ukraine War “Going to Get Solved”
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Friday that his administration is considering establishing a U.S. Army base in Poland, predicted…
Arizona Helicopter Crew Rescues Driver From Overturned Truck in Raging Floodwater
A Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office helicopter crew rescued a driver stranded on an overturned truck in rapidly rising floodwater near Tonopah, Arizona.
VIDEO: Coast Guard Hoists Injured Man From Oregon Jetty After He Is Pinned Under Rock
Official Coast Guard video shows an MH-60 Jayhawk crew hoisting an injured man from the Hammond Marina jetty in Astoria, Oregon, after he was pinned beneath a rock.
VIDEO: 52 Migrants Accounted for After Boat Capsizes Near Puerto Rico; Three Dead
Official CBP footage shows a multi-agency rescue after a yola-type vessel capsized near the Mona Passage. CBP says 52 migrants were accounted for and three deceased people were recovered.
‘Backpack’ Wins Fat Bear Week 2026
KING SALMON, Alaska — Bear 89, known as “Backpack,” has won Fat Bear Week 2026, the annual online celebration of…
Treasury to Auto-Enroll 60 Million Children in Trump Accounts
WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department will automatically enroll more than 60 million children in the Trump Accounts child-investment program under…
Second Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
OAKLAND, Calif. — A second federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from imposing its unprecedented $100,000 fee on new…
VIDEO: Coast Guard Hoists Boater to Safety After Fishing Vessel Sinks in Alaska
Watch official U.S. Coast Guard footage of an MH-60 Jayhawk crew rescuing a boater near Murder Cove, Alaska, after his fishing vessel sank and his life raft began taking on water.
New SNAP rules take effect as 5 million lose food-stamp benefits
New SNAP rules take effect Thursday: states must now fund 75% of administrative costs, work rules tighten for ages 18-64, and refugees lose eligibility — while 5 million recipients have already dropped off.