A week after Richard Russell stole a Horizon passenger plane from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and crashed it on an island in Puget Sound, there are few hints as to why he did it or how he was able to fly a commercial aircraft.
A day after reports of a proposal to potentially sell off public land that was once under federal protection inside a national monument, the Interior Department reversed the decision.
The concept had been pushed by some who see creation of the sixth military service as a surefire way to increase Pentagon spending on satellite and other space systems.
From a trade war to "Space Force," the president's competition with Beijing signals a shift toward treating China like an outright adversary.
The EPA proposal would let states set their own regulation standards, likely cutting a fraction of carbon dioxide emissions compared with the Obama-era plan.
The former Trump campaign chairman still has another trial looming in the nation's capital — and prosecutors there have a whole new set of charges and a huge volume of evidence.
Italy's president demanded guarantees Saturday that all the nation's roads are safe following the Genoa highway bridge collapse.
Prabhu Ramamoorthy faces up to a life sentence and will be deported afterward, a US attorney said.
He was the first black African secretary general and led the international peacemaking body from 1997 to 2006.
More than 3,000 people in the U.S. have chosen such deaths since Oregon’s law was enacted in 1997.
The reigning Miss America claims that the new pageant leadership, under Gretchen Carlson, “silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me.”
33-year-old Christopher Watts, was arrested on suspicion of killing his family in Colorado.
Shortly after the hearing, the jury sent a new note to the judge asking to stop work half an hour early Friday, at 5 p.m., because a juror had an event to attend.
President Trump's comments, made to reporters as he boarded Marine One en route to a Republican campaign event in New York, came amid rising criticism of the president for using security clearances as a political tool.
Esteban Santiago spoke only to respond "yes" or "no" to the judge's questions.
A city official said the planning process for the parade had been difficult to coordinate with White House officials, who had been slow to communicate details of the event, including plans for a specific date.
The proposal to possibly sell 1,600 acres came to light Wednesday when the BLM released a plan to manage two national monuments that were dramatically reduced by the administration.
Former U.S. security officials issued scathing rebukes to President Donald Trump on Thursday, admonishing him for yanking a top former spy chief’s security clearance in what they cast as an act of political vengeance.
The announcement came several hours after a report that the parade would cost about $92 million, according to U.S. officials.
