China is set to deploy submarines sometime this year armed with nuclear tipped missiles capable of striking Alaska or Hawaii, according to a January assessment from the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI).
I’ve been paying my bills with iPhones. Not with apps or on bank sites—I’ve been using the Apple (AAPL) hardware as currency.
Iran’s military has successfully test-fired two new domestically made missiles, the defense minister said on Monday according to state television, ahead of talks with world powers to try to reach an agreement on curbing Tehran’s nuclear program.
On America’s Newsroom this morning we got a look at a very cool, and now viral, moment involving some high school choir performers. A hotel guest in Louisville recorded the Kentucky All-State Choir singing the national anthem on their hotel room balconies.
Geraldo Rivera is nothing more than a typical liberal media hack desperately committed to keeping Obama safe from any tough questions about his record, and he showed it again with his most recent appearance on The O’Reilly Factor.
Former Florida Congressman Allen West is joining the chorus of those slamming President Barack Obama’s move to ease the rules for asylum seekers and refugees who gave “limited” material support to terrorists or terrorist groups.
The U.S. government reportedly is ordering some drone strikes based on the location of terror suspects’ cell phones — without necessarily confirming the location of the suspects themselves — raising concerns about missiles hitting unintended targets.
Bill O’Reilly has had quite a month so far. After an interview with the President that revealed absolutely nothing, Bill sat down with Ted Nugent.
A New Mexico mother is being hailed as a hero for jumping in front of an alleged drunken driver to save her teenage son.
Eleven people died early Sunday in two highway collisions, one in Florida and one in California, caused by drivers going the wrong way, authorities said.