Attorney General Todd Blanche has joined several Trump administration officials living on military property amid security threats, while separate reporting says Iranian plots against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had advanced enough to force his family’s relocation.
Alexander Scott Mercurio received 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to supporting the Islamic State group and plotting an armed attack against churches in Coeur d’Alene before the FBI stopped him.
Gravity Industries founder Richard Browning stunned spectators at NASA’s MAX POWER tech expo by flying vertically with mini gas turbines mounted on his arms and legs, showcasing technology he has developed since building successful prototypes in 2016.
House Republicans referred impeachment articles against War Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, halting an immediate vote as Hegseth rejected the effort as a political “farce” and President Trump publicly stood behind him.
Multiple Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft used Shield’s Hivemind software to fly in formation and conduct counterair maneuvers beyond visual range, advancing a program backed by a $2.37 billion fiscal 2027 budget request.
C4ADS tracked Russian vessels carrying military equipment through African ports, identifying established routes toward Mali and Libya while flagging Pointe-Noire in the Republic of Congo as a possible new logistics hub.
A GAO report says the Pentagon’s records for approximately 26 million F-35 spare parts remain unreliable, with 17,000 parts worth up to $2.5 billion absent from its property and logistics management platform.
A senior U.S. soldier entrusted with sensitive information was arrested near Gloucester over suspected assistance to Russian intelligence, while British police stressed that the case is not connected to other ongoing counterterrorism investigations.