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Air Force's Emergency Slide Deployment Mishap Delayed Trump Travel Plan
The Qatari-gifted luxury jumbo jet valued at $400 million is operated and maintained by active-duty U.S. Air Force personnel.
Trump Plans to Turn Washington Arch Into a Military Complex With Drones, Snipers & Ammunition
He agreed to convert the arch into "top-grade Military Complex, at the strong request of the United States Military, and National Security purposes"
Iran’s economy cracks under U.S. pressure, but Tehran won’t bend to Trump
As Iranians face shortages, President Donald Trump’s blockade, more so than new sanctions, is eroding the country’s economy, analysts say. Tehran seems to be uncowed.
Australia’s deaths to outnumber births by 2060s, report says
Number of Australians aged 85 or older projected to triple by 2065-66, according to government forecast.
Novo shares slide as drugmaker lays out post-Wegovy growth strategy
The Danish company seeks to convince investors it can compete in an increasingly crowded field it helped pioneer.
U.S.-listed Greenland stocks surge after Trump announces security deal with Denmark
The rally followed a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security pact aimed at expanding the military presence on the Arctic territory.
Why a Law to Help Prisoners Became a New Sectarian Flashpoint in Lebanon
An amnesty measure was supposed to ease prison overcrowding and pressure on the judiciary. Instead, it highlighted the country’s divides.
Why a Law to Help Prisoners Became a New Sectarian Flashpoint in Lebanon
An amnesty measure was supposed to ease prison overcrowding and pressure on the judiciary. Instead, it highlighted the country’s divides.
Here's what the Saudi East-West pipeline shutdown means for Asia's biggest crude importers
The shutdown of Saudi's key East-West pipeline stands to squeeze crude supply for Asian importers, with South Korea appearing the most directly exposed.
Treasury yields ease as global borrowing costs tumble
Treasury yields were lower on Monday following last week's interest rate bonanza.
Could Cheap Autonomous Interceptors Solve the Drone-Defense Cost Problem?
The core problem of drone defense is arithmetic: a $500 drone shot down by a $500,000 missile is a loss for the defender even when the engagement succeeds. Single-use autonomous interceptors, programmable airburst guns, microwaves and…
Is the $100-Million Fighter Aircraft Entering the Age of the $10,000 Autonomous Drone?
Ukraine has shown that $10,000 FPV drones can kill tanks and, in rare cases, aircraft. But the fighter's core missions — air superiority, deep strike, payload depth — are exactly what cheap drones cannot do. The real answer is…
Oil Falls Back Toward $100 — Is the Energy Shock Beginning to Ease or Just Pausing?
Crude dropped roughly two percent on September 21 after spiking above $109 last week on a Saudi pipeline attack and the Strait of Hormuz disruption. The retreat toward $100 is being read two ways — de-escalation finally being priced, or…
Would Portable Mortgages Solve America's Housing Lock-In Problem?
America's 30-year fixed mortgage is a trap and a treasure: it gives borrowers a decades-long interest-rate hedge but chains them to the house, because selling means surrendering the loan. Portable mortgages — loans that move with the…
Seven Ethiopian rebel groups form new alliance
The groups have been active in Ethiopia's most populous regions for years and now say they will work together.
Afghanistan says three killed in Pakistani air attacks
Three members of one family killed in air raid on house in Kunar province, Afghan Taliban deputy spokesperson says.
Sydney policeman allegedly disguised himself as Uber Eats rider before murders
Beaumont Lamarre-Condon has pleaded not guilty to the 2024 murder of his ex-partner and his new boyfriend.
Death of Cindy Crawford's son Presley Gerber being investigated as suspected overdose
His family asked for privacy during a "very difficult and painful time" following the model's death.
Tommy Fitzpatrick Landed a Stolen Plane in Manhattan Twice
Veteran Tommy Fitzpatrick stole airplanes and landed them on Manhattan streets in 1956 and 1958, first after a bar bet and then to prove he'd done it.
What Happened to the Real Band of Brothers Soldiers?
See what happened after WWII to the real Easy Company soldiers portrayed in ‘Band of Brothers,’ including Dick Winters, Lewis Nixon and Ronald Speirs.
Could Interest Expense Become One of the Largest Government Programs?
The U.S. national debt passed $40 trillion in 2026, and the interest bill now rivals defense and major retirement programs in the federal budget. Net interest is on track to become the single largest budget line after Social Security, and…
'Far from their best' to 'a joy to watch' - ranking Premier League teams' start to season
Five matches into the league season, which teams in the Premier League have impressed so far and who have disappointed?
CNBC Daily Open: May the 'AI Force' be with you
President Trump announces the creation of an 'AI Force' as the technology looks set to be a key topic with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week.
Mourinho fumes at referees in news conference after Madrid derby defeat
Fuming Real Madrid manager waves printouts of what he believes were clear red-card tackles by Atletico Madrid players.
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