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At the reid out. Tonight on all in. I want to start by wishing my wife Melania Trump a very happy birthday. I wish i could be with her but im at a courthouse. The Election Conspiracy Trial continues and a new witness takes the stand. Mr. Trump would like you to meet him this morning at 9 00 a. M. Tonight, what we learn from day three of david pecker and the witnesses, including the eyes and ears of the trump organization. The massive paper trail. As the Supreme Court mulls absolute immunity for ...

Shaw Air Force Bases 25th Attack Group held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday celebrating the unveiling of their new facility, marking a permanent home for the Group in Sumter. One of the two new …

The only injury caused by the crash was budgetary: The destroyed drone cost $14.6 million.

The only injury caused by the crash was budgetary: The destroyed drone cost $14.6 million.

The only injury caused by the crash was budgetary: The destroyed drone cost $14.6 million.

The only injury caused by the crash was budgetary: The destroyed drone cost $14.6 million.

Tucsonans will see some new aircraft flying regularly out of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base soon, including a spy plane based on a crop duster, new electronic-warfare planes and, perhaps someday, even combat drones as the base gains new missions to replace its retiring A-10 ground-attack jet squadrons.

For Star subscribers: Tucson residents will see some new aircraft overhead as Davis-Monthan Air Force Base gets new rescue helicopters, spy planes — and someday maybe, drones.

Change of command takes place every two years.