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Marcos Panayiotou told a federal judge in Washington, D.C., that he’d been swept up in the mob outside the building that day, which he described as “flowing through the doors like a wave of water.”

Filmmaker Josh Caldwell, of Warwick, recently sat down for a chat about his new film, “Mending the Line,” which was the opening night feature at Woodstock Film Festival in October and will be in wider...

An annual list of the must-read books related to urban planning and its intersecting fields.

In its bid to see, understand, decide and act first on the future battlefield, the Army tested more than 300 new and emerging technologies during its Project Convergence 2022 series of exercises.

Supervisor Jim Desmond 5th District San Diego County is home to one of the nation’s largest populations of veterans. As of 2021, more than 200,000

Prosecutor seeks significant jail time and probationary term for Burlington County man accused of role in U.S. Capitol riot

A bronze statue of Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Pendleton is slated to be unveiled Dec. 1 on base

All of Tehachapi celebrated the holiday homecoming of Midshipman Candidate Layla Lujan and Private Xander Skaggs, USMC.

Read a lightly-edited transcript of The Gold Coast author Kim Stanley Robinson's conversation with California Book Club host John Freeman and special guest Cory Doctorow.

IMT Defense Corporation, Westerville, Ohio, wins a $391 million contract to provide 155 mm artillery M795 projectile metal parts.