Stories from Washington · United States

The US military is focused on procuring more F-35 aircraft, acknowledging their importance for ground dynamics and avoiding direct competition with opponent firepower. The US Army is noted for its strong volunteer capability in executing large-scale operations.

A death from a suspected virus infection has occurred. The CDC stated that the State Department is leading a coordinated whole-of-government response, which includes direct contact with passengers and engagement with relevant parties.

A large event is being organized for Donald Trump's 80th birthday. Access to 'the other side' of the event area is currently blocked off, according to the source.

The Pentagon's message addresses the final determination of the nature of observed phenomena, accompanying the Sanlow files.

The National Orchestra Institute and Festival Philharmonic will perform works by Bernstein and Copeland at the Washington National Cathedral on Sunday, June 21st, at 6 PM. Marin Alsop will conduct the performance.

The US Army is strongly resisting the Air Force's efforts to phase out the A-10 attack aircraft. The United States is reportedly considering the retirement of its A-10 attack aircraft.

An Executive Order instructs the Department of Homeland Security to create a state-by-state list of eligible voters. The order mandates that votes be cast with paper ballots and counted by hand.

A theatrical production will feature an actor named Trays playing the roles of Jesus and Joseph Smith.

A full-form version of a proposed bill would require Americans to present proof of US citizenship, such as a passport, when registering to vote in federal elections.

A proposal or existing power allows for the takeover of an election in any county deemed as underperforming.