Presidents Day Weekend Getaway Deals In Florida, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Colorado And Vermont
Some getaway deals if you're looking to avoid the freezing temperatures this Presidents Day weekend.
More US Army Soldiers? Amid Russia, North Korea, ISIS Threats, House To Propose Increasing Troops
A member of the House of Representatives wants to increase U.S. Army troop numbers to counter threats from Russia, North Korea and ISIS.
GI Bill Flight School Benefits Could Be Slashed By Congress Amid Tuition Loophole Controversy
Congressional leaders want to place a tuition cap on going to flight school under the GI Bill, but veterans’ advocates contend it’s bad for vets and for the aviation industry.
In Canada, Justin Trudeau Ends ISIS Bombing Mission, Will Instead Send Food, Emergency Education To Iraq, Syria
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canadian jets will end their mission in the Middle East no later than Feb. 22.
Brazil Carnival 2016: Videos And Photos From Rio De Janeiro, Recife And Salvador
The event has been going since 1723, when Portuguese immigrants from nearby islands began throwing mud and food at one another, which often led to fighting.
Amid ISIS And Russian Threat, British Army Deploys To Jordan, Middle East For War Games
The exercises are expected to replicate a smaller version of what would be a major military expeditionary force in the southwestern desert of Jordan.
Super Bowl 2016 Travel Guide: Best Restaurants and Hotels Near Levi Stadium In Santa Clara
A guide to some of the more cost-effective places to eat and stay in Santa Clara while you get ready for Super Bowl 50.
Ukraine Gets First Military Drones To Fight Russian-Backed Rebels In Donetsk And Luhansk
Until now, the Ukrainian Army and other volunteer battalions have been using small commercial drones to increase their surveillance operations against Russian-backed separatists.
Flight MH370 Update: Search For Malaysia Airlines Boeing Aircraft Enters Final Phase Before Investigation Ends
Next week, U.S. scientists and engineers will join Chinese, Dutch and Australian investigators in seeking the remains of a Malaysian passenger jet.
Russian Sukhoi T-50 Stealth Jet Fighter To Carry Cruise Missiles When Launched In Late 2016
The T-50 jet, which is due to be launched for full production at the end of 2016, will carry lethal cruise missiles capable of Mach 4 speeds.
Chinese Military Aircraft Breach Korean And Japanese Air Defense Zones Near To Disputed Ieodo Island
Two warplanes entered South Korean and Japanese air defense territories, causing Tokyo’s fighter jets to scramble.
Lockheed Martin Go Green Initiative: Solar Deal With Duke Energy Signed To Keep Reducing Greenhouse Emissions
The defense giant is aiming to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by 2020.
Clemson Water Boil Advisory: Amid Flint Crisis, South Carolina City Issues Warning After Faulty Main Breaks
Officials have maintained that they are not suggesting the water is contaminated.
Rolls-Royce-Norwegian Air Boeing 787 Dreamliner Engine Contract Finalized
Winning the contract Monday represents a boon to the company as it competes with U.S. conglomerate General Electric.
Pro-Putin Instagram Post: Chechen Leader’s Video Puts Russian Opposition Head In Cross Hairs
Ramzan Kadyrov, who has called critics of the Russian president "traitors" and "enemies," posted an image of an opposition leader in crosshairs.
Who Should I Vote For 2016? A Guide To The Republican Candidates For President
While the polls show Donald Trump with a clear lead in the GOP field ahead of the caucus Monday night, his rivals believe they can turn things around.
Amid ISIS Concerns, 20,000 Syrian Refugees Trapped On Jordanian Border
Jordanian authorities are concerned that allowing in too many at a time could also let in Islamic State fighters.
Amid UK-EU Brexit Negotiations, Benefit 'Emergency Brake' To Hit Immigrants
The U.K. government wants to stop EU immigrants claiming welfare for up to four years once they enter the country.
Syrian Opposition Agree To Peace Talks, Kerry Calls For Aid To Starving People
The U.N.-hosted negotiations could get under way in Geneva Sunday, with the opposition to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime having been convinced to participate.
Israel Rejects French Threat To Recognize Palestinian State If Peace Talks Fail
France is keen to reboot peace talks in the Middle Eastern region after U.S.-led attempts came to naught in 2014, but says it will recognize Palestine in the event they fail again.
Sinaloa Mexican Drug Cartel Members Captured By FBI, DEA And ICE Agents In Cross-Border Raid
High-level members of the infamous Sinaloa drug cartel were detained near the border between Arizona and Mexico by U.S. federal agents.
Boeing Order News: US Navy, Australian Air Force To Buy P-8A Poseidon Aircraft
The company received two orders for 20 of the anti-submarine patrol aircraft from the U.S. Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force.
Amid Taliban, Terror Threats, Afghanistan Economic Outlook 'Unfavorable' Despite US-Led Redevelopment: Report
The country's economy can only grow if the Taliban and other insurgent groups are stopped, according to a new report.
Russian Su-27 Jet Fighter Intercepts US Spy Plane Over Black Sea In Close Call Encounter
Russian and American military jets came within 15 feet of each other in international airspace over the Black Sea.
Boeing Defense Jobs In St. Louis At Risk As Kuwait F-18 Super Hornet Deal Left Uncertain
Congressional delays on a multibillion-dollar defense deal are threatening hundreds of production line jobs in St. Louis.
ISIS Black Market Weapons: South Korean K-2C Rifles Being Used By Islamic State Group
The Iraq and Syria- based group is thought to have stolen the rifles when it took over Iraqi military bases and stole weapons.
Islamic State Group And Al Qaeda Expand To Libya As Extremism Spreads In North Africa
The Islamic State group and al Qaeda are flocking to the unstable, war-torn North African nation as a way to advance their agendas.
Amid East Ukraine War, Kiev Reduces Gas Supplies From Russia
In a bold diplomatic move, Ukraine has decided to double what it buys from Europe rather than rely on a traditional supplier.
Flint Water Crisis Update: Anonymous Hacks Michigan Website, Online Hacking Collective Says
The Anonymous hacking collective claimed responsibility after declaring cyber war over the city of Flint's water-contamination trouble.
Was Duke Sorority Alcohol Incident Hazing? University Suspends Panhellenic Activities After Student Left In Critical Care
The decision was prompted by an alcohol-related incident Tuesday night that left a student in critical condition.
