Super Hornet on USS Truman blown off deck in Mediterranean Sea

One sailor received minor injures while conducting operations on the aircraft carrier during the unexpected heavy weather.

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Navy sailor found dead aboard USS Carl Vinson

The Navy is investigating the circumstances of the death, but there are no indications of suicide or foul play.

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A Ukraine priest splits Sundays between church and the front lines

As soldiers replace civilians in his front-line town, Father Kester says Mass for both.

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WWII veteran honored during her 100th birthday celebration

Joyce Edith Wagner Weaver was honored during her birthday celebration in Pennsauken, N.J., Saturday afternoon — not just for turning 100 years old but for also helping to pave the way for women after her.

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Ukraine soldiers train in UK as war with Russia rages on

The first cohort of Ukrainian soldiers, many of whom have no previous military experience, have arrived in the U.K. for combat training as the eastern European nation races to replace troops killed and wounded in the war against Russia.

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15 killed in Russian strike in Ukraine; 20 believed trapped

Dozens of emergency workers labored Sunday to pull people out of the rubble after a Russian rocket attack smashed into apartment buildings in eastern Ukraine.

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In Middle East, Biden struggling to shift policy after Trump

Joe Biden took office looking to reshape U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, putting a premium on promoting democracy and human rights. In reality, he has struggled on several fronts to meaningfully separate his approach from former President Donald Trump’s.

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Navy says footage of Red Hill fuel spill unlikely to result in disciplinary action

The Navy said that while it will likely look into how video and photographs of a Nov. 20 fuel spill at its Red Hill facility were released to the media, there is no formal investigation into the matter and it’s unlikely anyone will face disciplinary action.

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Motives of Abe’s alleged killer, link to religious group under scrutiny

The man accused of assassinating former Japanese leader Shinzo Abe on Friday told investigators he believed that Abe was linked to a religious group he blamed for his mother’s financial woes.

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North Korea likely fired artillery rounds amid US-South Korea drills

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that it detected multiple trajectories presumed to be North Korean artillery on Sunday afternoon. It said South Korea's military maintained a firm readiness in close coordination with the United States.

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Biden says he's considering health emergency for abortion access

President Joe Biden said Sunday he is considering declaring a public health emergency to free up federal resources to promote abortion access even though the White House has said it doesn't seem like "a great option."

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