Florida execution carried out for 1976 teen killing
Harold Gene Lucas, 74, was put to death for a 1976 murder, marking Florida’s 14th execution this year. Two additional executions are scheduled this month.
Harold Gene Lucas, 74, was put to death for a 1976 murder, marking Florida’s 14th execution this year. Two additional executions are scheduled this month.
Trump’s AI fakery drew a Pentagon denial after he posted simulated strike footage amid renewed US attacks on Iran and rising regional tensions.
The State Department approved a possible $800 million Iraq helicopter sale, including weapons, sensors and training. Quantities may change during the FMS process.
A Florida jury convicted Alexander Mamonov for illegally exporting nearly $1 million in U.S. aircraft parts to Russia and Aeroflot, officials said.
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US Army transformation is in flux after Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigned and the top general was dismissed, raising questions about key initiatives.
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Art Gallery of Ontario director Stephan Jost will leave at year’s end after a decade marked by major acquisitions and controversy, the museum said.
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A proposed St. Louis data center faces a lawsuit and community concerns over noise, water, and power. Developers pledge safeguards and local investment.
South Korea factory activity grew for a ninth straight month in August, with PMI at 52.3 as export demand strengthened despite a slight slowdown.
Sweden and France signed a contract for four FDI frigates, launching a Luleå-class program with tech transfer and NATO-focused missions beginning in 2030.