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“My whole house shook,” Randolph White, a 72-year-old Charleston man, said after he heard the missing F-35 jet crashing near his house. A video of a local TV interview with him has become an online sensation.

President Joe Biden mistakenly praised the Congressional Black Caucus during a speech to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.

An air base in South Carolina has reached out for the public's assistance in finding a missing fighter jet that was involved in a mishap on Sunday.

The 911 call placed by a resident of Charleston County, South Carolina, highlights additional details surrounding the F-35 Lightning II jet that crashed under mysterious circumstances.

Stealth, this incident makes clear, cuts both ways—especially when you consider a 16-ton F-35B fighter jet is the size of a golf ball on radar. 

This orange Huey helicopter was a first for the U.S. Army on the South Pole and part of a the Army Arctic Command based at Fort Eustis.

STUCKEY — The investigation and work to collect wreckage of the F-35B Lightning II fighter jet that crashed in rural South Carolina stretched into a fourth day.

The U.S. Marine Corps has begun its investigation into what happened on Sunday. The pilot was able to eject, according to a Facebook post from Joint Base Charleston. ...

The crash site for a stealth fighter jet that went missing during the weekend after its pilot ejected has been located in rural South Carolina after the military asked the

Rudolph King III was shot and killed while driving home from a flag football at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Sept. 12. Fife police are still looking for answers.