Security
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NORAD launches fighter jets to intercept five Russian warplanes near Alaska
NORAD launched nine fighter jets to intercept and escort the Russian warplanes
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Seattle City Council votes to restrict sharing info with federal immigration authorities
Passage of legislation comes after previous steps taken by city and King County officials to prepare for and limit any possible federal immigration enforcement in Washington state.
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Prosecutors zero in on CIA's Brennan with secret request for years-old evidence from U.S. Senate
Collusion, calumny, and consequences: The request to the Senate signals a possible longer-term conspiracy case, seeking contacts with the Senate that stretch back nearly a decade.
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Army increases possible bonuses for recruits to $50,000 as pandemic takes toll
Army recruiters say they understand the importance of incentivizing their recruits
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Jan. 6 figure Epps tells House panel he has no ties to law enforcement agencies
Epps has been accused of being a FBI plant by a group that believes the Capitol riot was planned by feds.
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Army preparing to stage recurring 'realistic' guerrilla warfare exercise in rural Carolina counties
The exercise serves as the final obstacle for candidates seeking to pass the Special Forces Qualification Course training
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Officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt never interviewed by D.C. police before cleared, report
To this day, Capitol Police Lieutenant Michael Byrd is still the commander in charge of security for the House of Representatives.
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Uzbek refugee deported from U.S. after being convicted of supporting foreign terrorist group
The now deported refugee "told his eight year old daughter to 'pray for your Daddy to become a martyr….'"
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Iran, Taliban rebuffing U.S. diplomacy, upping threats against Americans under Biden
Rogue regimes appear undeterred as Biden administration engages diplomatically.
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Activist pressure to nix DOJ program to catch Chinese spies grows despite conviction of Harvard prof
Legal experts had predicted conviction of renowned chemist Charles Lieber for concealing ties to China would build support for initiative to prosecute those engaged in economic, technological espionage for the PRC on U.S. soil.
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US authorities arrest man in connection with assassination of former Haitian president
Jovenel Moïse was killed on July 7, 2021
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USS Abraham Lincoln deploys for first time with female captain
The ship is headed to the western Pacific amid rising tensions in the region
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Michigan school district requires students to wear clear backpacks following deadly shooting
All students will be sent home with clear backpacks this week