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How Honeywell Aerospace is racing to out-produce America's missile shortage

Honeywell's Matt Milas joins Threat Status from the floor of AFA 2026 to break down the tech keeping the U.S. military ahead.

Critics slam Trump's plan for 'Triumphal Arch' to include ammo, drones and snipers

President Trump's idea of using his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch near Washington as a weapons storage site and staging area for snipers and drones is drawing criticism from lawmakers on Capitol Hill and questions from military analysts.

Trump, Burnham clash over oil, islands and Britain's maritime power

President Trump and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham -- increasingly at odds over energy, sovereignty and strategic control -- are expected to meet Tuesday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Judge rules against ICE on construction site raid; says agents also detained U.S. citizen too long

A federal judge issued an order Monday blocking ICE from raiding private construction sites without a warrant and from indiscriminately detaining people, saying both of those practices are likely unlawful.

Asbury is first seminary to end federal loans after Trump cuts aid to low-paying college programs

Asbury Theological Seminary in Kentucky has become the first confirmed collegiate ministry program to phase out federal student loans.

Congressional Appropriators Warn Trump Plan for Veto Authority Over NIH Grants Would Violate Law

If President Trump moves forward with reported plans to create a committee with veto authority over National Institutes of Health grants, he would be violating the law, top congressional appropriators said.

China announces Xi visit to Washington; U.S. to press Beijing on curbing fentanyl-related exports

After delaying confirmation of the upcoming summit amid a health scare, Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Washington this week for meetings with President Trump, China's Foreign Ministry announced Monday.

Trayon White's defense team seeks to have federal bribery charges dismissed

A federal judge was reviewing Monday a last-ditch attempt to toss bribery charges against D.C. Council member Trayon White.

Senators suspicious of AI companies' motivations in begging to be regulated

Call them skeptical. Senators who have spent years fighting Big Tech find it odd that leading AI companies are banding together in a quest for government regulation.

Converse apologizes and pulls sneaker ad that critics said included racist imagery

The sneaker company Converse has removed a social media ad that sparked outrage among critics who viewed it as evoking the Ku Klux Klan and lynching.

DMZ explosion ups tension as South Korea weighs Kim's threats against pressure to join U.S. in Gulf

A so-far unexplained explosion that wounded three South Korean soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone on Monday adds timely weight to Seoul's resistance to U.S. pressure to deploy military assets to the Middle East.

Vance defends White House press ban, says outlets can still report

Vice President J.D. Vance said Monday that President Trump is not banning media outlets, saying the three outlets barred from the White House campus can still report but will no longer have special access to deliver propaganda.