Air Force wants drone swarms launched from cargo planes to defend bases overseas
The U.S. Air Force is soliciting small businesses to develop AI-controlled drone swarms deployable from cargo aircraft, a capability born from hard lessons learned when Iranian strikes destroyed American planes parked at Persian Gulf bases. The Air Force issued a Small Business Innovation Research s...
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Pirro refuses to address Reflecting Pool case as judge weighs permanent dismissal
D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro shut down reporters at least three times Wednesday when they pressed her on the dismissed vandalism case against former Olympian David Hearn, a case President Trump himself has urged her to revisit. Pirro held the news conference at her Washington office to announce ...
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Woman charged with murder after 70-year-old found dead in Alabama community pool
A 30-year-old woman sits in an Alabama jail without bond after police say she killed a 70-year-old acquaintance at a community swimming pool, and evidence at the scene pointed to a physical struggle. Hoover, Alabama police arrested Anastasia Tsefia Sudarsana on one count of murder after an elderly w...
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Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks Trump for a pardon he cannot legally grant
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington made a televised appeal to President Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in her murder case, but legal experts say the request is legally impossible and likely a calculated move to pressure prosecutors. Reddington appeared ...
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Florida family of four found dead after private plane crashes near Bahamas
A family's Labor Day trip to their island home in the Bahamas ended in tragedy when their small plane plunged into the ocean on the return flight to Florida, and relatives had to recover the bodies themselves. Mario Lamar, 80, his wife Lili Lamar, 79, and their grandchildren Sofia Sosa, 28, and Chri...
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Air Force fighter fleet falls short of Congress's 1,145-aircraft minimum with no recovery in sight until 2030
The U.S. Air Force now fields just 1,098 fighter aircraft, nearly 50 planes below the congressionally mandated floor, and a new research report warns the shortfall will only deepen before it improves. A Congressional Research Service report flagged the gap and laid out a series of hard questions for...
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NORAD F-16s intercept aircraft near Trump’s Bedminster golf club
NORAD F-16s intercepted two civilian aircraft near President Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf club after restricted airspace breaches raised fresh security concerns. NORAD said F-16 fighter jets safely escorted two general aviation aircraft from restricted airspace near Bedminster, New Jersey, Fox N...
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Portugal detains former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone over airport shotgun
Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone was detained at a Portuguese airport with a shotgun, though he denies authorities formally arrested him. Ecclestone, 95, was held at Tires Aerodrome near Lisbon after arriving by private jet from Switzerland, Daily Mail Sport reported. A search uncovered the...
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Sailor plans Navy exit after 286-day deployment amid hunger complaints
An MSN-hosted account says a sailor plans to leave the Navy after a 286-day deployment, while crewmates describe hunger, exhaustion and broken plumbing. The USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Frank E. Petersen Jr. reached Thailand after an extended stretch at sea. The Lincoln had been deployed for 286 days...
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DNA names Lydia McWhorter as final unidentified victim tied to Keith Jesperson
California investigators have identified Lydia Jane Wade McWhorter as Keith Jesperson’s final unnamed victim, closing a nearly 34-year mystery through DNA genealogy. Fox News Digital reported that Riverside County authorities announced McWhorter’s identification Thursday after a maternal relativ...
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