President Trump expressed uncertainty about NATO's defense commitment to the U.S. and suggested the U.S. might abandon NATO if members don't meet spending targets.
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Teen's Death Sparks Lawsuit Against Air Force Over Pool Wall Collapse
Parents of Gabriel Stone, 14, sue Air Force after fatal wall collapse at Robins AFB pool, seeking accountability and justice.
A Florida sheriff reports no active shooter or injuries at Corry Station, Pensacola, after gunshots were heard. A thorough search found no evidence.
The Supreme Court is debating temporary nuclear waste storage in Texas and New Mexico amid safety and legal concerns.
A man was sentenced to jail for stealing a key fob from Maricopa County elections; he pleaded guilty to four felonies.
In the lead-up to the 2024 elections, AI's role in spreading deepfakes and misinformation highlights a growing threat to democratic institutions worldwide. AI-driven content complicates the information ecosystem, challenging the distinction between fact and fiction, and eroding trust in electoral processes.
FBI's James Dennehy resigns after resisting Trump’s purge of agents investigating January 6 rioters, raising political retaliation concerns.
Pentagon's Top Doctor Defends $61 Billion Military Health Budget
Dr. Steve Ferrara advocates for the military health system, ensuring it's a "force multiplier" and essential to U.S. military readiness.
An ad claims a woman is a local rape survivor, but she's a model from Italian stock footage. Schimel's handling of the rape kit backlog faces scrutiny.
The dismissal of Gen. Charles Q. Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was unexpected. Trump nominated Dan Caine, raising concerns over military politicization.