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May 17, 2022
The U.S. Air Force said on Monday it had conducted a successful test of a hypersonic weapon, which flew at five times the speed of sound.
May 17, 2022
Additional booster and all-up-round test flights will continue throughout 2022.
May 17, 2022
Additional booster and all-up-round test flights will continue throughout 2022.
December 7, 2021
Russia and putin from invading ukraine. we want them to deescalate. that was the clear bottom line. >> one last question. is the president going to attend the funeral for bob dole? >> he of course considered former senator bob dole a friend, somebody that he admired greatly. ill let them announce any specifics of the plans for the funeral. >> martha: gentlemen, i want to go back on this one more time with you, this is what was coming out from the kremlins side. that vladimir putin stressed the r...
August 11, 2021
Of a seven-day suspension. one thing i would say in both paul and marjorie taylor greenes cases, these, both youtube and twitter work with strike systems. if they continue to break, run afoul of the social media platform rules, they could suffer the same fate on social media as donald trump, who is, of course, been kicked off all major platforms. >> donie osullivan with the latest for us. donie, thank you. later testimony from the former doj official could provide new insights into president t...
January 14, 2018
The attention of the china? >> exactly. japan has purchased long-range strike systems and suffering stayed with a very effective system that china raised two objections to so china is seeing that not just the united states with a statement by president trump but also japan and south korea are upping the ante in ways that is making china uncomfortable thus china is willing to put pressure on north korea. that is the path forward but we are not at a success point, yet. arthel: well, we are not at ...