Lebanese Armed Forces regain control of Zawtar Gharbieh after Israeli troops withdraw, amid ongoing tensions and strategic military objectives.
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The Tohono O’odham Nation is challenging federal agents' entry onto tribal land for border wall construction activities.
India's plan to co-develop a fighter jet engine with a foreign company has sparked competition between British and French aerospace firms.
Pinal County supervisors rejected La Osa Energy Center plans, despite scaled-down proposals and added conditions.
A legal watchdog filed bar complaints against U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, accusing her of abusing prosecutorial powers.
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes criticizes the Supreme Court's decision on mail-in ballot restrictions, citing chaos.
Poland, Norway, Lithuania, and Latvia ink a deal to purchase Piorun air defense systems from PGZ, with deliveries by 2030 under an $2.2B agreement.
Nevada sues the federal government over Colorado River water cuts, arguing unfair impact on Lower Basin states like Arizona.
ROME — The Italian Air Force considers acquiring U.S. tech to convert unguided missiles into precision weapons, enhancing defense cost-effectively.
SNAP enrollment dropped over 13% as work requirements tightened under Trump's bill, affecting many eligible recipients.










