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The race is on to electrify and increasingly automate aircraft, with the first commercial applications now anticipated in the second half of the 2020s.

Asked for numbers, officials at many San Antonio-area school districts have declined to say how many lockdowns their campuses endured this year or what triggered them — actual threats, false rumors or outright hoaxes.

Every employer—public or private—recruits workers. What sets military recruiting apart is the nature and the stakes involved in the work to be done: The job is defending the nation, and the penalties for failure are death and defeat. With stakes this high, recruiting standards should be high as well. They are vital to both the nation’s defense and the recruit’s survival.

NASA counts a surprising number of astronauts from the past and present who hail from the Buckeye State.

US Navy's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers are the largest warships in the world deployed to protect the ocean worldwide since the 1970s.

Thinking of moving to the Buckeye State for your cleared job? Here’s what you need to know about cleared careers in Ohio.

Wadena-Deer Creek High School graduate of 1976 finds love for flying at Wadena Airport.

With stakes this high, recruiting standards should be high as well.

State lawmakers in recent years have given North Carolinians two new standard license plates to choose from, but a wide majority still opt for the version that’s been available for

We bid adieu to moonshots, Portals, and ad-free Netflix.