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In a moment. Two other witnesses were no show today, acting chief of staff mulvaney and mark sandy. The director of National Security program at the office of management and budget. The president is responding to the barrage of impeachment news today. He hinted the possibility that hell release the transcript of a second call with zelensky. I had a very good call with the president of the ukraine. I assume thats what you are talking about. The call was perfect. Now theyre after i have a second c...

Lawmakers grilled Navy and Defense Department officials, asking about the November crash, as well as why the Osprey has contributed to a staggering 20 service member deaths in the last two years.

The jet was en route to Edwards Air Force Base in California from Fort Worth, Texas, when the incident occurred, according to a spokesperson for Lockheed Martin, which builds the fifth-generation fighter jets.

Congress and GAO were already worried about having enough test jets to handle planned upgrades.

The crash occurred just before 2 p.m. on Tuesday after the jet took off from Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The aircraft was an F-35B test jet on its way to Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.

In the backdrop of humming sewing machines and buzzing scanners, the celebration reached a crescendo as Captain Ryosuke Sugimoto of the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force proudly donned his custom-tailored helmet, marking the 1,000th F-35 pilot outfitted with precision and care.

On May 23, 1984, NASA announced the selection of its 10th group of astronauts. Chosen from nearly 5,000 applicants, the group comprised 17 astronaut

The Commerce Department is weighing how to allocate the final $6 billion in CHIPS Act award money to fund semiconductor suppliers, legacy chipmakers and others.

The Commerce Department is weighing how to allocate the final $6 billion in CHIPS Act award money to fund semiconductor suppliers, legacy chipmakers and others.