US and NATO allies to discuss how to limit economic reliance on China

The focus on China during a meeting of foreign ministers in Bucharest comes as the Russian war on Ukraine enters its 10th month.

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Air Force streamlines reassignments for victims of sex crimes, domestic violence

Air Force and Space Force service members, or their spouses, who are victims of sexual crimes or domestic violence may more easily relocate to new duty stations under recent rule changes.

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Former PACOM deputy commander questions F-15 withdrawal from Okinawa

Replacing fighter squadrons on Okinawa with rotational forces will have negative impacts that will be hard for the Air Force to remedy, according to a former acting chief of the U.S. Pacific Command.

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Trump aides Bannon, Miller advising the Bolsonaros on next steps

Some allies and advisers of former President Donald Trump want Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to contest his election loss to former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Others want a global fight over free speech.

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Army veteran threatened to shoot Moms Demand Action members if he didn’t get his pension

A Florida man pleaded guilty to sending a letter to the Department of Veterans Affairs that threatened to shoot members of an organization that advocates for an end to gun violence

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Biden eases Venezuela sanctions as opposition talks resume

The Biden administration on Saturday eased some oil sanctions on Venezuela in an effort to support newly restarted negotiations between President Nicolás Maduro's government and its opposition.

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Marine vet ‘hero’ in critical condition after helping victims of Baltimore house explosion

While the 70-year-old Marine veteran was walking through Pigtown, an explosion rocked the area, leaving a mother and daughter trapped inside their burning, partially collapsed Bayard Street home across from Carroll Park.

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A new foreign policy headache for Biden as Israel forms new government

The Biden administration is grappling with how to deal with a new Israeli government that may stand in the way of core U.S. goals for the Middle East.

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Civilians escape Kherson after Russian strikes on freed city

Ukrainian authorities worked to restore electricity and water Saturday after Russian military strikes damaged much infrastructure, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying millions have seen their power restored since blackouts swept the war-battered country days earlier.

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Two runners had cardiac arrests. A cardiologist was racing behind them.

A cardiologist at the race performed CPR on both runners. The incidents offer lessons and reminders to runners of all abilities.

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Tampa terrorism case sees sparring over classified info, searches

The latest arguments in the case of Muhammed Momtaz Alazhari center on whether the government should disclose information it obtained about him through a federal law typically used to combat international terrorism and espionage.

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