News chronological

Senator Rand Paul made the claim.

Rand Paul claims that Tom Cotton is concealing classified documents related to gain-of-function research.

The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 2-1 decision that Ohio can enforce its law requiring proof-of-citizenship to vote in the midterm elections. This ruling paused a preliminary injunction that had been issued last month by Ohio-based Senior District Judge Solomon Oliver Jr.

Operation Desert Storm in 1991 is cited as one of the first well-publicized mass uses of smart-weapons, which demonstrated how technology can act as a force multiplier.

Invisible American lasers are being used to destroy Iranian weapons and infrastructure.

The challenge occurred at the University of Michigan during a town hall meeting.

The Democratic Senate candidate is Abdul El-Sayed, and the encounter took place during a town hall at the University of Michigan, where a student named Iman Dashti put him on the spot regarding Iran.

The law has hit another sizable legal roadblock following a ruling by a federal judge. This development represents another blow to New York's effort to require fossil-fuel companies to pay $75 billion toward the state's climate-change costs.

The article was written by Teri Christoph.

The kitten rescue is called Itty Bitty City Kitties.

The aircraft will undergo operational experimentation led by Air Combat Command to evaluate uncrewed systems and refine operational employment alongside crewed combat aircraft.