In the opening days of the Iran War, the United States and Israel were reportedly considering an unlikely choice as a potential new leader for Iran.
The horrified wife of a Navy veteran accused of viciously beating the elderly owner of the San Diego-area “Trump House” described her husband’s dark past.
The U.S. used more than half of its THAAD anti-missile interceptor inventory defending Israel from Iranian attacks during the war.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a major shift in immigration policy.
The Senate is heading home until June without finishing a reconciliation bill, after Republican tensions over the package coincided.
Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard will resign her post at the end of June, citing her husband’s “extremely rare” form of cancer.
Young conservative activists who overwhelmingly backed President Donald Trump’s movement just months ago are now showing signs of fracture.
The long-lost remains of what’s likely more than 40 Revolutionary War soldiers will be returned to an upstate town for a proper burial in a military graveyard.
A sinkhole at one of the country’s busiest hubs grounded half of its runway capacity, snarling air travel as storm clouds rolled in.
Contrary to official news releases, the U.S. suffered dozens of lost or damaged aircraft in the Iran War.