The vandalism charge against Olympian David Hearn tied to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was dropped, but a judge will decide if it can be reopened.
Videos of the Trump Oval Office vaccine announcement showed the president closing his eyes during remarks, prompting fresh mockery as the White House defended his health.
Agentic AI is rapidly reshaping defense operations as leaders push secure, scalable autonomy to the edge and keep humans in command where risks are highest.
A high-ranking Clan del Golfo member was sentenced to 150 months for conspiring to traffic cocaine to the United States, according to court documents.
The IEEE International Leadership Conference in Budapest on 3–4 October will offer mid-career STEM professionals practical tools for broader leadership and intrapreneurship.
CBO says the 2026 deficit will reach $2.1 trillion as tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling widen the revenue gap, despite stronger income taxes.
As winter recedes, farmers can turn to compost, mulch, worm castings, leaf mold and targeted fertilizers. These March soil amendments prep fields for spring.
Native history of NYC oysters frames an installation on Governors Island, while a rare Homer papyrus goes on view at The Met and museums announce fall shows.
Ty Gibbs victory at Iowa Speedway highlighted his rise, extended Christopher Bell’s runner-up run, underscored struggles for others, and showed Josh Berry’s momentum.
The Pentagon is moving to accelerate weapons production to rebuild depleted munitions, asking contractors for 21-day plans as officials flag interceptor shortfalls.
A Porter Airlines flight in Canada was canceled after a child would not sit and buckle up, forcing a return to the terminal and an overnight delay for passengers.
Rheinmetall says its ATACMS production with Lockheed Martin will take years to scale as the U.S. works to rebuild missile inventories depleted by the Iran conflict.