Iron Dome Criticized By MIT Missile Expert
As the Gaza Strip conflict enters its third week, doubts have been cast about the effectiveness of Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system.
Breaking News: Hamas Says It Captured An Israeli Soldier
After a day of intensive fighting in the Gaza strip, Hamas has claimed to have taken an Israeli soldier hostage.
President Obama Expresses Concern In Call With Israeli Prime Minister Over Rising Gaza Strip Death Toll
In a Sunday call with the Israeli Prime Minister, Barack Obama expressed concern over the rising death toll in the Gaza Strip.
KFC and McDonalds Chinese-Based Meat Supplier Shut Down For Supplying Stale Chicken And Beef
Local reporters discover stale meat at a Chinese food manufacturing plant that supplies to McDonalds and KFC.
MH17 Black Box Being Hidden By Pro-Russian Separatists, New Video indicates
Since MH17 was brought down Thursday, investigators have been prevented from finding the black box by pro-Russian separatists.
John Kerry Confronted By Fox News Sunday After Controversial Israel Comments Recorded
During a whirlwind media tour Sunday, John Kerry was recorded making candid comments about the Gaza conflict.
Shooting Down MH17: How Hard Would It Be To Take Down A Passenger Jet With A Buk Missile System?
Now that we know a missile brought down MH17, we can ask how difficult it is to shoot a jetliner out of the sky at 33,000 feet.
Malaysia Airlines CEO's Unenviable Job: Dealing With MH17 and MH370 Disasters
After the back-to-back MH17 and MH370 disasters, the CEO of Malaysia Airlines must try to save an airline that was already in financial trouble.
Malaysia Airlines Plane Shot Down In Ukraine, Company Faces Long And Difficult Recovery
Four months after MH370 was lost, Malaysia Airlines contends with another major incident. Its stock is falling. Can it learn from the past?
World War I Veterans' Benefits Continue To Be Paid 100 Years After Fighting Began
The lasting impact of World War I is still felt 100 years later in the form of pensions to widows and families.
Farnborough Airshow 2014: Boeing Announces Robotic Manufacturing, New Interior For 777X Jet
At Farnborough Airshow, Boeing said it will rely more on robots in the manufacturing process and will use 787 Dreamliner interiors in the 777X jet.
Dwindling US Troop Numbers In Europe Leaves NATO In A Quandary
As U.S. troop numbers dwindle in Europe, NATO is being asked to spend more on defense or face the consequences.
Syrian And Iraqi Refugees Are Half The Population Of This Swedish City
A refugee named Issa described Sodertalje: "The city is mostly Iraqi and Syrian immigrants, but some Swedes live here too.”
Iraq's Order Of F-16 Fighter Jets Delayed As Russia Steps In With Better Alternative To Fight ISIS
Russia is providing Iraq with fighter jets to combat ISIS while U.S. F-16s won't be ready until the end of the year.
What Were They Thinking? As World Cup Problems Compound, Brazil Prepares To Hold 2016 Olympics, Too
Brazil gets to the kickoff as possibly the least-prepared nation in World Cup history. And in two years, it will host the Olympics.
More Boko Haram Deaths, Less Media Coverage And No U.S. Troops On the Ground In Nigeria
The kidnapping of the Nigerian schoolgirls dominates press coverage, but it's far from the whole story.
As Debate Rages Over Bergdahl's Alleged Desertion, AWOL Soldiers Reveal Motivations
Bowe Bergdahl's release, and pending military investigation into deserter allegations, shed light on 13 years of U.S. desertions.
'No One Left Behind' Ethos Up For Debate After Bowe Bergdahl Deserter Allegations
Leaving no comrade behind is a core military value. But does it apply if a soldier walked away?
Eric Shinseki Resigns Amid Veteran Health Care Scandal
The man once tasked with running the Army steps down amid fierce political pressure.
Obama Drone Transparency Pledge Draws Skeptics
The president is promising drone transparency again. Why should anyone believe his most recent pledge?
VA Problems Go Back Much Farther Than Expected; McCain And Others Call For Secretary To Resign
As pressure grows on Shinseki, the record shows questionable practices dating from the 1920s. Efforts at reform have long been frustrated.
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus Outlines A More Self-Sufficient, Efficient Future For The Fleet
Secretary Ray Mabus, a numbers man, tries to navigate the U.S. Navy through the perils of budget cuts.
Questions For Obama Administration As Republicans Accuse Shinseki And Veterans Affairs Of Weak Response
Eric Shinseki was widely criticized by the chair of the Veterans Affairs Committee after responding to a subpoena.
CIA Withholding Information About Flight MH370 Search, Former Malaysian Prime Minister Claims
A former Malaysian prime minister has claimed that the CIA is sitting on information about Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.
Immigration Reform Pushed In National Defense Bill
A new bill would allow undocumented immigrants permanent residency if they serve in the military. GOP: "heart and soul" of party at stake.
Robert Petzel Resigns A Day After Tough Questioning From Veterans Affairs Committee On VA Deaths And Cover-Up
A day after he and his boss Eric Shinseki were grilled by the Veteran Affairs Committee, Robert Petzel is out.
Senate Veterans Committee Pulls No Punches As VA Chief Eric Shinseki Grilled Over Alleged Care-Delay Cover-Ups
The secretary promised "timely action" on the scandal but seemed short of specific answers.
Eric Shinseki: The Man Behind The Troubled VA
Former Army chief Eric Shinseki testified Thursday about allegations of falsified documents and negligent treatment at VA clinics.
Malaysia Flight MH370 Tragedy Has Forced FAA Regulation Debate But Live Streaming And Ejectable Black Boxes Not Part Of Future
In the two months since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was lost, the FAA has considered a wide range of technological advances.
Malaysian Airlines Tragedy Speeds Up Timeline For Extended-Life Black Boxes
Technology designed to make it easier to locate downed aircraft may be implemented earlier than expected because of Flight MH370.
