A resolution that automatically enrolls young men in selective service and alters the mandatory draft age to 18–26 years old was approved by the House of Representatives on Friday.
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Friday, the suspect in hiker Rachel Morin’s tragic murder case purportedly signed a waiver allowing Harford County law enforcement to extradite him to Maryland for trial. Up to ten days may pass during the extradition.
Plans are underway to construct the first LGBTQ+ affordable housing complex in the state of Maine.
Based on data from a supplier, the two largest commercial airline manufacturers, Boeing and Airbus, may have used titanium delivered with forged documentation. This has prompted an inquiry by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
In retaliation for the death of a key commander in the terrorist group by an Israeli attack the previous night, Hezbollah launched over 215 rockets, along with a number of additional missiles and drones, towards northern Israel on Wednesday.
Ford Motor is discontinuing a “controversial” dealership initiative for electric vehicles, which at first required store owners to invest up to $1 million in cash in order to sell EVs.
Over the weekend, eight individuals from Tajikistan who authorities believe have connections to ISIS were detained in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York, according to three individuals with knowledge of the situation who spoke to NBC News on Tuesday.
Following the fatal shooting of a robbery suspect, an Oakland homeowner was taken into custody by police.
Lia Thomas, a 6-foot-1 swimmer who identifies as a transgender woman, lost a legal battle to overturn regulations that prevented participation in elite women’s events after judges determined that Thomas lacked the necessary standing.
On Tuesday, while it was on show at a gallery in London, a new painting of King Charles III was quickly “defaced” by animal rights activists.