The small, well-armored mantis shrimp can fire off a shell-cracking jab faster than a speeding bullet, and researchers have now managed to mimic that feat with a tiny robot.
The U.S. believes there are “very few” Afghan children arriving to the United States without an adult family member or friend, State Department spokesman Ned Price said Thursday.
An Afghan woman sat alone in a warehouse at a barracks in Kaiserslautern that had been transformed into a processing center for evacuees. It may have been hunger or pain that caused her to double over every once in awhile. Or it could have been a mental health issue facing many evacuees at the camp.
A recent trip to the ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure theme park was the first time I’d seen this sense of normalcy in Britain since arriving in the midst of the pandemic.
The only U.S. rocket artillery brigade in Europe moved rapidly across borders and launched its mobile weapons in Bulgaria, a display of speed aimed at reassuring NATO allies confronted by an increasingly assertive Russia.
An Army National Guard helicopter mechanic deployed to Iraq is training to qualify for the Olympics in breaking, a sport newly added to the 2024 games.
Some athletes battled wind and rain and avoided lightning. Others had to be flexible with limited track availability. And, of course, they couldn’t even see how it was going with their closest rivals.
The U.S. Army’s largest hospital overseas is offering a procedure new to Germany that’s been shown to help allergy sufferers and others with chronic rhinitis, officials said.
