LaGuardia Airport Controllers Allegedly Left Before Crash
Two FAA airport controllers at LaGuardia Airport left their posts ahead of time on March 22 during a crash between a passenger plane and a fire truck.
US Storage Tank Explosion May Be Fatal Workplace Accident
A Japanese-owned paper factory in Washington State, USA, exploded on May 26th, resulting in a fatal accident that killed 11 people. The explosion occu...
Zelenskyy Visits Front Lines, Addresses Troop Needs and Gratitude
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky meets with troops in the direction of Aleksandriivka, discussing needs for strengthening defenses.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Trial Set for Summer 2028
A U.S. military judge has set a trial date of June 5, 2028, for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three other suspects accused of planning the 9ยท11 terrorist...
Drone Attacks at Leipzig Airport: Investigation Intensifies
German authorities have discovered a bomb drone near Leipzig Airport, with two more found in the following days, and are investigating Russian intelli...
South Korean Suicide Drone Test Fails in Sea
A drone sank to the sea after failing two successful test launches from a South Korean warship.
USS Lincoln Docks in Thailand After Months at Sea
The US Navys USS Lincoln aircraft carrier is expected to come ashore in Thailand next week for rest and leisure after nine months at sea.
Russian Ex-Military Official Commits Suicide at Age 83
Igor Laptchev, a retired Russian intelligence official, died by suicide at age 83.
The Star Tribune Editor Fired Over Military Censorship Concerns
Eric Slaven, editor-in-chief of The Star Tribune, was dismissed from his position by the US Department of Defense due to disobedience, with Terminatio...
Fire Engulfs Shipyard in Shizuoka, Japan, Fatality Reported
A fire broke out on a ship undergoing maintenance work at a Japanese shipbuilding factory in Mibaku, killing one worker and injuring four others.
US Military Betting on Venezuelas Removal Sparks Concern Over Insider Trading
The study by Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC) found that over 150 wallets on Polymarket International may have used internal military informatio...
US Military Soldiers Reckless Actions Lead to Compensation Dispute in Japan
A US soldier was convicted in Japan on charges of assault for recklessly hitting pedestrians with his vehicle and injuring four people.