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U.S. fighter aircraft on Friday afternoon shot down what the government is describing only as a “high-altitude object” as it flew over U.S. airspace in Alaska.

Russian actions in Belarus, an Eastern European country slightly smaller than the state of Kansas, are causing concern among neighboring countries. Russia is planning massive joint military exercises next month in both Belarus and Russia, and is even constructing a nuclear reactor in the country, close to the Belarus-Lithuania border. A former Soviet nation, Belarus has been ruled by autocratic President Alexander Lukashenko since 1994. Lukashenko, who has been called the “last dictator of Eur...

Meagan Redman,Jake Lefferman, Zach Fannin, and Libby Cathey, ABC News(HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE, N.M.) -- Thousands of miles away from her native Afghanistan, Laila finds relief in small comforts like a warm meal inside a makeshift tent camp in a desert in New Mexico. Laila, whose name has been changed for safety concerns, is among thousands of Afghan refugees who have found a temporary home cycling through the "Aman Omid Village" on Holloman Air Force Base, one of several military insta...

ABC News "Nightline" Co-Anchor Juju Chang follows the story of Laila, among some 76,000 Afghans evacuated to the U.S. since last summer and resettling as a refugee.

ORLANDO, Fla. — While SpaceX and United Launch Alliance have been sending rockets up at an increased pace the past several years, the Space Coast is about to get much busier with more commercial rocket companies set to join the launch party.

The first half of 2022 is slated to see two companies launch for the first time from Cape Canaveral from two older launch complexes while some massive new rockets are waiting on new engines in the hopes of lifting off before the end of the year.

ORLANDO, Fla. — While SpaceX and United Launch Alliance have been sending rockets up at an increased pace the past several years, the Space Coast is

The Space Coast is about to get much busier with more commercial rocket companies set to join the launch party.

Trying to identify americans that might have been on board. so far none yet but clearly thats a concern. you have this ground invasion of gaza. all hand on deck at the state department opand certainly the days ahead will be a key factor. >> just when you think all of these international crises out there cant get worse, our national security analyst bob baer. jill do huugherty and a retiredr force brigadier air force. quick question, israel is always concerned about surface-to-air missiles taking...