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Russia's military flights over the Baltic have forced NATO to regularly scramble planes.

Two research jets are expected to capture the clearest images of the sun's corona during the eclipse.

Corporate jets use $1 billion of air traffic control resources, but contribute only $200 million, letting commercial passengers pick up their tab.

The Black Sea is a priority area of reinforcement for the Russian navy following the annexation of nearby Crimea in 2014.

Beijing recently sent two jets to tail a U.S. reconnaissance plane.

Russian jets have been caught near NATO skies twice recently.

It is a busy summer for Russia and allied forces around the Baltic Sea.

Japan and China have long been at loggerheads over the tiny, uninhabited islands, called the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.

Russian Baltic crews are already trained in using the new multirole fighter-bombers.

Russian jets often fly near NATO territory, prompting scrambles. How is it able to make these reconnaissance flights?

The arms package the U,S. is selling could surpass more than $300 billion over a decade to help Saudi Arabia boost its defensive capabilities.

The Russian bombers and jets flew near the U.S.'s Air Defense Identification Zone near Alaska.

Russian bombers were among the planes flying off the coast of Alaska, according to reports.

Five Latin American nations have expressed interest in buying Russian fighter jets used in Syria as Moscow makes military deals at an international arms show in Brazil.

Syria responded by deploying air defense systems.

The Il-22 were followed by fighter jets whose transponders were switched off.

The latest Chinese naval exercises have unnerved Beijing's neighbors, especially Taiwan which China claims as its own.

Trump said on Twitter that the F-35 program's cost "is out of control" and that "billions of dollars can and will be saved" after his inauguration.

Known as "the plane that ate the Pentagon," the F-35 weapons program is the most expensive in U.S. history but has been mired in delays and deficiencies.

As many Americans struggle with student loan debt, the wealthy are spending the equivalent of a college tuition to visit top schools.

Moscow and Tehran are taking their collaboration in Syria to a new level.

Cavusoglu said NATO had let Turkey down.

The "licensing" procedure seems silly considering the State Department has long designated Iran as "the leading state sponsor of terrorism globally."

The U.S. presidential hopeful blames Russia's lack of respect for President Barack Obama.

National daily 'Kommersant' estimates the operation has more than paid for itself.

Germany's General Lieutenant Joachim Wundrak says Moscow's air pursuit is a political move.

Troops made it to the rebel-held town in the southern province of Deraa on Wednesday.

Jets quarterbacks have had a dreadful run of ignominy the past half-decade.

For $82,594, Christie could have purchased 13,765 hot dogs.

The incident took place yesterday near Baltic allied airspace.