Take a peek at the Pentagon’s user-friendly guide to denying and defeating drone attacks
Defense Department guidebook is designed to assist local law enforcement, industry and academia in preventing drone attacks.
Daycare-related fraud conviction in Minnesota ends in guilty plea
Owner shown in viral video pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the U.S.
Lawsuit alleges Forest Service overhaul is cover for massive workforce downsizing
Are Forest Service headquarters moving to Utah? Why is USDA reorganizing? Why are labor unions, counties, cities suing Trump over USDA reorganization?
An old rival is lending an 11th-century tapestry to England
Bayeux Tapestry secretly moved to the British Museum from France for display during renovations, sparking preservation concerns.
Campground evacuated, reservoir closed after fire breaks out in American Fork Canyon
A campground in American Fork Canyon was evacuated after a wildfire broke out late Thursday, while a popular reservoir in the area is also closed for firefighting operations.
European Commission said Instagram, Facebook breached Digital Services Act
What did Europe's investigation find? What will Meta do?
Trump fires remaining members of election commission in latest change up of federal officials
It comes just months before midterms and follows a Supreme Court ruling that expands the president’s power to oust federal officials
Trump declares ceasefire in Iran to be over as talks continue
Trump declared the ceasefire to be over “in no uncertain terms” after days of retaliatory strikes from both sides.
Landmark housing bill poised to become law — without Trump’s signature
President Trump said he wouldn’t sign the bipartisan housing reform package, which would still go into effect without his signature so long as he doesn’t formally veto.
Opinion: The Supreme Court and the Federal Reserve
History provides confirmation of the importance of the political independence of the Federal Reserve.