American forces are deploying powerful infrared lasers against Iranian drones and cruise missiles, combining lower engagement costs with speed of light strikes and surprisingly familiar Xbox controls for the soldiers operating them.
Sunny Hostin insists she was the sole holdout in Daniel Rakowitz’s 1991 trial, but former juror accounts, contemporary news reports and a law enforcement source identified a man, while one report suggested there may have been two holdouts.
Judge Jeannette Vargas dismissed Letitia James’ multistate challenge over DOGE access to Treasury systems, finding the central claims moot after the Treasury team disbanded and rejecting separate payment claims that identified no frozen or canceled federal funds.
Judge Judy Sheindlin praised America as the world’s greatest country, rejected calls to fundamentally change it and explained why viewers still crave the rules, order and personal responsibility reflected in her courtroom programs.
Scott Jennings confronted CNN’s Greenland panic by pointing to Denmark’s prime minister’s United Nations speech and arguing that President Trump’s deal succeeded despite nearly two years of warnings about damaged relations, a weakened Europe, and a weakened NATO.
China has not returned sensitive F-35 components diverted to Hong Kong during shipment from Australia, prompting recovery efforts, congressional scrutiny and an investigation into how the stealth aircraft parts ended up in Chinese government possession.
After more than 40 years of service, USS Georgia is heading toward decommissioning as sailors remember the demanding missions, enduring friendships and hard earned lessons that defined life aboard the Ohio-class guided-missile submarine.
Navy destroyers are carrying heavy Middle East demands while prolonged overhauls, labor overruns, aging ships, spare parts shortages and deferred maintenance continue squeezing the surface fleet’s ability to stay on schedule.