Near-Miss at Reagan National: Delta Flight and Air Force Jets in Close Call
A potential collision between a Delta passenger flight and U.S. Air Force T-38 Talon jets was narrowly averted at Reagan National Airport through swift intervention by air traffic controllers. The incident, involving 131 passengers, occurred as military aircraft approached for an Arlington Cemetery flyover.
Security Breach: US Officials Share Classified Yemen Strike Plans in Mistaken Signal Group Chat
A major security breach occurred when top US officials accidentally added a journalist to a private Signal group discussing classified military strikes in Yemen. The Atlantic's editor-in-chief witnessed sensitive operational details hours before actual attacks, prompting Congressional backlash and investigations.
Denmark Defense Chief Expresses Regret Over F35 Purchase, Citing US Control Concerns
Denmark's defense committee chairman voices strong regret over $3 billion F-35 acquisition, warning about US leverage through weapons systems. Growing concerns about American influence spark debate among NATO allies, with Portugal and Canada reconsidering their procurement plans.
Pentagon Removes Navajo Code Talkers' Legacy After DEI Order Sparks Controversy
A recent Department of Defense order targeting diversity content led to the removal of historical materials about WWII Navajo Code Talkers from military websites, prompting swift backlash. The Navajo Nation secured promises to restore the content highlighting their crucial role in Allied victory.
US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Military Secrets to China
Three US Army personnel face federal charges for allegedly selling classified military information, including HIMARS details, to Chinese buyers. The scheme involved selling secret hard drives and technical manuals for up to $53,000 through digital payment systems.
US Designates Houthis as Terrorists Amid Red Sea Shipping Crisis
The US State Department has officially reinstated Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi group as a 'foreign terrorist organization' following attacks on commercial vessels. The designation imposes sanctions on supporters and comes as the UN suspends humanitarian operations in Houthi-controlled areas.
Military Base Name Controversy: Fort Moore Reverts to Fort Benning in Latest Reversal
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces the second military base renaming reversal, changing Fort Moore back to Fort Benning to honor a WWI hero. The controversial decision removes the 2023 dedication to Vietnam War hero Lt. Gen. Harold Moore and his wife Julia, sparking criticism from military leadership.
US Cyber Command Ordered to Halt Operations Against Russia
The Department of Defense has directed Cyber Command to cease all planned cyber operations targeting Russia, marking a significant shift in US cyber defense strategy. The move aligns with White House efforts to improve relations with Moscow amid ongoing Ukraine peace negotiations.
US and Libya Strengthen Military Ties Through Joint Aerial Operations
The United States and Libya conducted collaborative military exercises focused on enhancing air defense systems and east-west military integration. This partnership marks a significant step toward reunifying Libya's military institutions while reinforcing mutual security interests.
Activists Protest Anduril's $900M Military Drone Factory Plan in Ohio
Demonstrators gathered at Rickenbacker International Airport to oppose defense tech company Anduril's proposed drone manufacturing facility near Columbus. Veterans and activists voiced concerns about militarization and environmental impact while protesting the $900M project expected to create 4,000 jobs.