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Video: U.S. Bombs Russian Tank in Syria
Clashes between the U.S.-led coalition and pro-Syrian government forces have reportedly killed a number of Russians.
Cops Allegedly Forced Homeless Man To Lick Urinal
The news comes as the Honolulu Police Department is working to earn back the public's trust in the wake of a massive corruption scandal.
Syria War 2018: U.S. Allies Battle, Russia Tries Peace
As Kurdish forces attempt to defend their land from Turkey, Russia began the Sochi peace conference and its allies continued to gain ground.
China Wants New Nukes to Keep Up With U.S., Russia
China's official military newspaper compared nuclear weapons to a sword of Damocles hanging over humanity, but said upgrades were necessary.
New Laser Could Rip Apart Space Vacuum
A super powerful laser would be used to reverse the process by which we convert heat and light into matter to create nuclear weapons.
U.S., Russia Military Leaders to Meet, End Obama Policy
Leading NATO and Russian commanders will have their first meeting since 2013, when Obama banned talks, blaming Putin for the crisis in Ukraine.
India Fires 'Star Wars' Missile as China, Pakistan Bond
India was only the fourth country in the world to successfully intercept a ballistic missile.
U.S. Military Compared to Russia, China, North Korea
The U.S. is widely considered the world's top military power, but Russia and China are rapidly improving together and North Korea has achieved historic success.
China, Russia May Fight U.S. if North Korea War Starts
China and Russia have urged a peaceful solution to the nuclear crisis with North Korea, but if the U.S. invades, they're preparing to fight.
Atlanta Airport Power Outage In Photos And Videos
The world's busiest airport went dark around 1: 15 pm Sunday.
Will Trump Pardon Michael Flynn? 'We'll See,' He Says
The president made the comments ahead of his visit to the FBI.
NATO May Lose War With Russia And Needs China: Report
"NATO needs to take note of the enormity of China's influence," a former NATO and U.S. military leader said.
Japan Files to Continue Using Dangerous Nuclear Reactor
The Japanese government mandates a limit of 40 years for nuclear reactors; the Tokai No. 2 has been running since 1978. Today marked the fourth time Japan Atomic Power Co. filed an application with the Nuclear Regulation Authority for an extension.
Can Weinstein and Spacey Truly Be 'Treated?'
Both men have tried to frame their actions as symptoms of a disease.
Putin Launches Missiles in Russian Nuclear Forces Drill
The missiles flew almost the full length of Russia, hitting targets both in the far-east and northwest, as Russian warplanes practiced fire on ground targets nearby.
U.S. Military Sends Troops to Russian Border
The arrival of new U.S. troops in Poland has Russia pondering deploying additional nuclear-capable Iskander missiles right across the border.
Can Trump Go to War With North Korea? Lawyers Say No
The president can take action against an actual or imminent threat, but none exists so far, according to the New York City Bar Association.
Elon Musk Says He Can Fix Puerto Rico's Energy Crisis
If Puerto Rico takes Tesla up on the offer it could stop power outages and save 78 million gallons of fuel per year.
Scientists Generate Electricity From Tears, Egg Whites
Scientists harness the power of lysozyme, a protein found in tears and egg whites, to make energy.
Navy Chief Warns His Forces Are Ready, Despite Crashes
A day after the Navy's fourth collision in the Asia-Pacific, the head of U.S. forces in the region warned adversaries not to perceive the military as weak.
New British Warships Head Toward China to Send Message
The HMS Queen Elizabeth and the HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carriers are being sent to underline London's belief in a "rules-based international system" of trade.
China's Underwater Drones Can Spot U.S. Navy Instantly
China's Haiyi (or "Sea Wings") unmanned underwater glider has broken world records and can instantly detect U.S. submarines in the tense South China Sea.
Due to Trump, U.S. No Longer Most Powerful Country
But French President Emmanuel Macron, Trump's top handshake rival, has helped push his country to number one.
Why Is China Setting Up a Military Base in Africa?
China says the military move is one of peacekeeping, not aggression.
Russians Say U.S. Military More Dangerous Than ISIS
The U.S. and Russian militaries have found themselves increasingly at odds in the world.
Trump's War: Bombing Syria, Challenging Russia and Iran
President Donald Trump has changed course a number of times on Syria, but recent events pit him directly against Russia and Iran.
U.S. and Russia Trade Baltic War Games Amid Tensions
The U.S. is finishing up naval exercises with NATO allies in the Baltic region, but Russia has an even bigger display of military might in the works.
China: U.S. Military Report Driven by 'Cold War'
The Chinese Foreign Ministry attacked the Pentagon's annual assessment of China's military capabilities, accusing the U.S. of framing Beijing as an enemy.
U.S. Says China Plans to Build Pakistan Military Base
India is concerned that China is building a string of alliances that surround it, kicked off with its base in Djibouti on the northwestern edge of the Indian Ocean.
Israeli 'Solar-Power' Tree Gives Charge to French Town
The Sologic eTree was 'planted' in the small French town of Nevers on Sunday.