President Donald Trump called for a 30-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to pave the way for talks on a lasting peace agreement, and threatened to impose further sanctions if a truce is violated.

President Donald Trump has agreed to cut tariffs on British autos, steel and aluminum in a planned trade deal. But he played down the possibility of other nations receiving similarly favorable terms on his import taxes, which are roiling the global economy.

The Houthis are rearming for future fights and will continue to attack Israel, analysts say following a deal the Iran-backed militants struck with the White House to stop attacking Red Sea shipping in exchange for an end to crippling American airstrikes.

A top U.S. Air Force official said Boeing Co. is proposing to deliver its new version of Air Force One by 2027 as officials look to satisfy President Donald Trump’s demand for the updated presidential jetliner before the end of his second term.

When Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced that a military-themed brewery was coming to Norfolk, Va., in July 2023, the state offered the company more than $300,000 in grants and tax breaks.

During more than a century of manned flight, a nagging problem has been how to answer nature’s call when up in the wild blue yonder.

Defense leaders called on the inspector general to review notification policies last year after incidents in military-run centers raised questions about when and how parents should be informed about possible abuse. The military operates America’s largest employer-sponsored child care program.

Federal officials released new images Wednesday showing a helicopter that crashed in New York last month breaking apart in midair which killed the pilot, Seankese Johnson, who was a former Navy SEAL, and a family of five.

The former cadet in the complaint filed Tuesday, referred to as “Jane Doe 30,” alleges she was sexually assaulted by a classmate at the academy and later was repeatedly tormented, causing her emotional distress that forced her to withdraw from the school.

The Fort Carson staff sergeant who was at a Colorado Springs illegal nightclub during a large-scale federal raid April 27 and arrested days later on suspicion of cocaine distribution will proceed to trial. Court records also show he allegedly worked as armed security at the illegal club.