The US army has its soldiers practice on-site blood transfusions, a technique reminiscent of World War I, to prepare for scenarios where casualty evacuation or supply delivery is impossible.
Valentino Luchin, a former San Francisco chef who previously robbed a bank due to financial hardship, has been arrested again, accused of robbing three banks in a single day.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk is not just a personal tragedy, but also a stark warning about the serious risks prominent political activists in the US face.
A federal appeals court in Washington has rejected the Trump administration's emergency motion to dismiss Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
The White House has declared that the Trump administration will dismantle a "large-scale domestic terrorist movement" linked to the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk.
Prime Minister Starmer's office criticized Musk for using "dangerous and inflammatory language" when addressing hundreds of thousands of far-right protesters in the UK.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked outrage and grief, but also revealed deep divisions within a generation grappling with an increasingly polarized America.
The 27-meter high Smith-9th Street station in Brooklyn has been a nightmare for commuters due to frequently broken escalators, leading to comparisons of climbing Mount Everest.
The UK summoned Russia's ambassador to condemn last week's drone incursion into NATO territory, while Moscow said the alliance is "practically directly participating in the war".
Russia appeared to flex its military muscle and demonstrate its commitment to Belarus by test-firing a Zircon hypersonic missile during joint exercises near Poland.
The South Korean government is investigating whether the US violated human rights during a raid and detention of 300 South Korean workers at a Georgia factory.
