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Facing a ban on horse-drawn carriages, Central Park’s drivers fear for their livelihoods
The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years are set to be banished from New York City, ending an iconic tradition beloved by tourists but long opposed by animal welfare activists.
State of the Army at AUSA: AI, leadership turmoil and a budget question mark
The Army’s pitch at AUSA is AI and speed. The questions are about who’s leading it and who’s paying for it.
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If Democrats win control this November, and then win more control in 2028, and take back Congress and the White House, the one act they will speedily implement is to open up America's borders wide.
WATCH: How does the Army decide to upgrade or replace old systems?
Army Chief Technology Officer Alex Miller explains why new equipment once took years to reach soldiers, how quickly modern threats like drones can outpace slow fielding, and how the Army is working to make complex technology easier for soldiers to learn.
New ICBM warhead carrier tested
The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center recently carried out a test launch of a new warhead carrier for the forthcoming Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, the service said in a statement.
Former German spy chief linked to China
The former director of Germany's BND foreign intelligence service, who has been charged with espionage, had close ties to a former high-ranking Chinese general, according to Der Spiegel magazine.
WATCH: Should Lindsay Clancy be held criminally responsible in the killings of her children?
Mark Astor, a criminal defense attorney and behavioral health expert in Florida, and Mark Baker, director of Hope For Life: Biblical Counseling and Equipping in California, debate whether Clancy should face prison time or be committed to a mental institution should she ultimately be found responsible in a court of law.
California arrest reveals Chinese spy surveillance tradecraft
The arrest of a suspected Chinese agent in southern California highlights how China's Ministry of State Security conducts covert surveillance of political opponents, according to a former counterintelligence official.
WATCH: The growing problem of women and adult videos
Most people, when they think of adult videos, they think of men -- they see it as a male issue, a male problem, a male addiction and that the only role women play is as the subject. Not so.
WATCH: Powerus unveils Guardian 3 drone interceptor at AUSA 2026
On the floor of AUSA 2026, National Security Editor Guy Taylor talks with Powerus co-founder and President Brett Velicovich about the company's new Guardian 3 drone interceptor.
3,156-pound pumpkin grown in Rhode Island is inspected for possible world record
A Rhode Island pumpkin grower appears to have broken the world record for the heaviest pumpkin, with his giant squash topping the current record by nearly 300 pounds (136 kilograms).
Susan Collins delivers millions to her state, but Maine voters say it won’t pay their bills
Sen. Susan Collins is in the toughest reelection battle of her career despite steering massive sums of federal funding to Maine communities and businesses.
WATCH: Will gas, grocery and heating oil prices cost Republicans control of Congress?
Susan Ferrechio and Seth McLaughlin explain how heating oil, gas and grocery prices are putting Republican seats in play, how Republicans are fighting back with a Democratic Socialism message, and why turnout may decide it all.
Mike Rogers courts anti-Trump voters as MAGA base holds firm in U.S. Senate race
Marti Carroll was not thrilled when former Rep. Mike Rogers suddenly called for a quick end to the Iran war, saying Republicans should be behind President Trump "1,000%," but she would stick with him anyway.
