Navy confirms eight sailor suicides at Oklahoma base in a single year
Eight Navy sailors died by suicide at a Tinker Air Force Base unit in one year, pushing leaders to add chaplains and counselors as grieving families demand real reform. Thatcher Rupert was 20 years old when he sought emergency mental health care at the 72nd Medical Group clinic near Tinker Air Force...
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Hegseth enlists Musk, Luckey and Gingrich to map next-generation U.S. warfare
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has tapped Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to co-direct a panel on future combat technologies so America stays ahead of its rivals. At Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia on Wednesday, Hegseth used his State of the Force address to unveil Project Meridian ...
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Hegseth stops civilian tenure hires at military academies to lock in warfighting focus
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth halted civilian tenure hires at military academies, arguing academic norms dilute the warfighting mission and foster faculty complacency. On Tuesday, Hegseth directed departments to freeze appointments of civilian staff to tenured positions at the U.S. military service...
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Ex-FBI expert weighs in as Nancy Guthrie case hits eight months and latest ransom tip collapses
Investigators have junked a fresh ransom tip in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance as the probe hits eight months, and a former FBI abduction specialist says every lead still has to be chased hard. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said the PCSD/FBI Guthrie Task Force reviewed a new possible ransom messa...
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Two Navy aviators eject after arresting gear fails on USS Eisenhower, eight hurt
Two Navy aviators ejected from a Growler jet after the arresting gear failed on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, leaving eight service members injured off Virginia. Pilots from Electronic Attack Squadron 130 were attempting to land an E/A-18G Growler on the Nimitz-class carrier at 6:18 p.m. Monday when...
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Idaho CEO charged with helping hide Russian control of Secret Service software firm
An Idaho CEO was arrested for allegedly helping Russians hide ownership of a firm whose software reached the Secret Service, prosecutors say the cover-up followed Russia’s Ukraine invasion. Lee Reiber, 55, was taken into custody in Idaho on Sunday and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud a...
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Investigators review new possible ransom note in Nancy Guthrie disappearance
Arizona investigators are reviewing a new possible ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie case nearly eight months after the 84-year-old vanished, still with no arrests and credibility under review. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department said a joint police and FBI task force was recently made aware of th...
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US-UK missile strike sinks decommissioned American warship off Scotland
American and British forces sank a retired U.S. warship with missiles and a torpedo in a live-fire drill off Scotland, testing real ship-killing weapons and alliance combat readiness under open-ocean conditions. Last Monday the 138-metre USS Klakring went to the bottom after several direct hits in t...
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Three Navy and Marine aircraft engine fires force emergency landings across two months
Three separate Navy and Marine Corps aircraft suffered in-flight engine fires this summer, forcing emergency landings and racking up millions in damage while crews walked away unhurt and officials stayed quiet. U.S. naval aviation logged three Class A mishaps in roughly two months after engines caug...
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Smoke fills cabin on packed Delta flight, forcing emergency landing in Portugal
A Boston-bound Delta Air Lines jet packed with nearly 300 people diverted to Portugal after smoke filled the cabin, leaving multiple travelers hospitalized and travel plans in ruins. A Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 flying from Barcelona, Spain, to Boston was forced down in Porto, Portugal, on Sunday a...
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