Charter Plane Crash Kills All 8 at Remote Alaska Radar Site
A charter aircraft crashed near Cape Newenham, Alaska, on Thursday, killing all eight passengers and crew. The U.S. military confirmed the tragedy at a remote radar facility.
Liberia Welcomes First U.S. ‘Third Country’ Deportees
Liberia received its first group of U.S. deportees from Latin America, marking a new chapter in international migration and U.S. deportation policy. Read on for details.
Data Centers, Not Prices, Dominate West Virginia Fair Debate
At the Jefferson County Fair, West Virginians voiced concerns over data‑center water use and local control, not rising costs. The issue highlights growing worries about environmental impact and community autonomy.
USS Abraham Lincoln Departs Middle East After Nine-Month Deployment
The aircraft carrier and its 5,000 crew members head back to San Diego after a nine‑month mission in the Middle East, marking the end of a critical period of operations.
The Takeout’s Red Chairs Farewell: A Symbolic End to a Classic Set
CBS’s Major Garrett says goodbye to The Takeout’s iconic red chairs, marking the end of an era on the show’s beloved set.
ICE and Iran Collaborated to Deport Iranians, Emails Show
Newly released emails reveal that U.S. immigration officials and Iran quietly worked together to deport Iranian nationals to Iran in late 2025 and early 2026.
Pentagon Mulls Early Termination of Stars and Stripes Publisher
Pentagon officials are reportedly considering firing long‑time Stars and Stripes publisher Max Lederer before his planned retirement, raising questions about press freedom and military oversight.
Marine Pilot Remains Composed After F‑18 Crash Near Rimrock Lake
A Marine Corps major ejects from a damaged F‑18 over Washington, emerging bloodied yet calm. Body‑cam footage shows the pilot’s composure amid the wreckage.
U.S. Declares American Academic Min Zin Wrongfully Detained by China
The U.S. government has officially labeled Min Zin, a U.S. citizen and academic, as wrongfully detained by China, marking the second such case in recent months.
Grandmother Vanishes in Las Vegas After Mysterious Bitcoin Texts
A New York grandmother disappeared after leaving a Las Vegas apartment, leaving family baffled by cryptic texts demanding Bitcoin and gas money. Investigators search for answers.