US Army tests burial methods for 2,400 remains a day
The North Carolina exercise used simulated remains to test temporary burial methods that would allow later identification and return to families.
Records reviewed by investigators identified more than $15m in Israeli defence-linked university funding reported inconsistently.
B1 and B2 visa holders who later sought asylum could lose their visitor status under a sweeping State Department plan.
Israeli search-and-rescue teams are helping Colombia as rescuers search for survivors after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
Pete Hegseth says Washington is working with Colombia and Ecuador to extend its military campaign against trafficking networks.
Rescuers in Cali search collapsed buildings as families await news of missing relatives after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
All confirmed deaths came from three April strikes in Yemen; 15 other incidents remain under review.
Estimates put Patriot stocks at least 65% below pre-war levels and THAAD stocks at least 38% lower.
Aaron Farinacci was arrested as three uncontained fires displaced about 67,000 people and destroyed at least 700 structures.
Michigan reports cyber activity resembling incidents that disrupted water utilities in Minnesota and several other U.S. states.
Venezuela is opening negotiations that could lead to a political transition without opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Canada cancelled a joint bridge celebration after Trump announced 50% tariffs, though traffic may still begin on July 27.
Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires has spread into the U.S., prompting health warnings and concerns ahead of the World Cup final.
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The North Carolina exercise used simulated remains to test temporary burial methods that would allow later identification and return to families.
Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami with his family after refusing to concede defeat to Lula, amid questions over a court passport order.
The State Department says visa cancellations have surged since August, while rights groups warn of threats to free speech and due process.
Pike's lawyer says she asked where she was after regaining consciousness; a judge has ordered Tennessee to preserve execution evidence.
Nidal Hasan was sentenced to death in 2013 for killing 13 people in Texas; an execution would be the US military’s first since 1961.
The 14-day order restores press passes while the outlets challenge the ban on First Amendment and due-process grounds.
Records reviewed by investigators identified more than $15m in Israeli defence-linked university funding reported inconsistently.
B1 and B2 visa holders who later sought asylum could lose their visitor status under a sweeping State Department plan.
Israeli search-and-rescue teams are helping Colombia as rescuers search for survivors after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
Pete Hegseth says Washington is working with Colombia and Ecuador to extend its military campaign against trafficking networks.
Four US rights groups sue Trump over sanctions they say hinder work with the ICC and Palestine-related accountability.
Rescuers in Cali search collapsed buildings as families await news of missing relatives after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
All confirmed deaths came from three April strikes in Yemen; 15 other incidents remain under review.
Estimates put Patriot stocks at least 65% below pre-war levels and THAAD stocks at least 38% lower.
Aaron Farinacci was arrested as three uncontained fires displaced about 67,000 people and destroyed at least 700 structures.
The coalition says 10% and 12.5% duties on 60 trading partners misuse Section 301 and should be struck down.
Michigan reports cyber activity resembling incidents that disrupted water utilities in Minnesota and several other U.S. states.
Venezuela is opening negotiations that could lead to a political transition without opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Canada cancelled a joint bridge celebration after Trump announced 50% tariffs, though traffic may still begin on July 27.
Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires has spread into the U.S., prompting health warnings and concerns ahead of the World Cup final.