Cuban rescued on foam raft off Florida claims he was only fishing, not fleeing
A Cuban man found alone on a wood-and-foam raft off Key Biscayne says he got lost fishing, yet family described desperation, and U.S. agents sent him home. Enrique René Reyes Martínez spent roughly five days adrift before good Samaritans spotted him 16 miles east of Key Biscayne on October 12. The...
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Democrats float Hegseth removal as price for lame-duck defense deals
Senate Democrats are quietly floating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s ouster after the midterms as the price for any cooperation on expiring defense funding and must-pass bills. The Hill reported that Democratic senators are privately pressing the idea of terminating Hegseth once the Nov. 3 elect...
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Savannah officer fired after sharing Flock login with ICE agent husband
Savannah police fired an officer who shared her Flock login with her ICE agent husband for plate searches the couple insisted were strictly law-enforcement work. Former Savannah Police Department officer Amber Harpe lost her job in August after a department investigation found she had given her Floc...
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Guard member shot in D.C. after troops break up fight and return fire
A National Guard member was shot in the leg during a late-night D.C. confrontation after troops returned fire on a suspect who pointed a weapon at them. Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting near the 400 block of 8th Street SE in Washington after National Guard members stepped into a stre...
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Air Force tech sergeant dies after fall during Alamodome pregame rappel
A 15-year Air Force veteran died after falling during a pregame rappelling demonstration at the Alamodome, turning UTSA’s Salute to Armed Forces night into mourning. CBS News reported that Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson was injured Saturday while rappelling from the ceiling of the Alamodome in San Anton...
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Four Canadian soldiers die as wind-driven fire overruns Alberta live-fire training
Four Canadian soldiers were killed and 39 more injured when a fast-moving fire overran live-fire training at an Alberta base after winds suddenly shifted, a rare peacetime blow on home soil. A deadly blaze tore through troops at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta on Saturday during live-fire...
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Secret Service deputy director Matt Quinn to step down Nov. 7
Matt Quinn is stepping down as Secret Service deputy director on Nov. 7, a departure that arrives amid questions about the agency's readiness against drone threats. The Hill reported Friday that Quinn announced he is leaving the No. 2 post at the U.S. Secret Service after a year and a half in the ro...
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IG flags Pentagon cell phone deals that could expose troop locations as Democrats target Hegseth
A Pentagon inspector general report finds major security holes in $2.67 billion worth of cell phone contracts that could reveal where U.S. troops are and who they contact, and Democrats are already aiming the blame at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Defense Department’s Office of Inspector Gen...
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Ukrainian drones ground Moscow flights for days as stranded Russians sleep on floors
Ukrainian drones have forced more than 1,000 hours of closures at Moscow’s four airports this month, leaving passengers stranded for days and blaming the Kremlin while Russia’s war drags on. Moscow airspace turned into a no-fly zone after Ukraine sent dozens of drones toward the Russian capital,...
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Mother drives pickup through Wichita youth soccer fields, killing child and man
A mother drove a pickup through a Wichita youth soccer game Saturday, killing a six-year-old and a man while injuring eleven, and police still do not know why. A black pickup tore across the youth soccer fields at Stryker Sports Complex in northeast Wichita around 3:25 p.m. Saturday, striking player...
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