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  "Blows Kept Coming": Hero Pilot Describes What Happened Inside flydubai Cockpit

  Smit Machchhar, who was seriously injured in the incident, said the flight had begun normally and that he had been looking towards the front of the cockpit while his co-pilot prayed.

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  US-Russia Talks To End Ukraine War Now Involves A Massive Oil Deal: Report

  The deal, which is contingent on approval from the US government and the Kremlin, involves a sprawling set of oil fields, refineries and gas stations around the world owned by Russian energy group Lukoil

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  "I Am Jane Doe": Women Share Their Experiences After Cornell University Rape

  Women, some citing their own experiences of sexual assault, are posting on social media that they are Jane Doe, in solidarity with the woman using the pseudonym in accusing fraternity members of raping her at Cornell University in 2024.

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  Tennessee Prisons Chief To Step Down After Christa Pike's Failed Execution

  Frank Strada, commissioner of the Department of Correction, will step down this month, Governor Bill Lee said.

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  US Launches Search For Plane That Lost Contact On Trip From Bermuda

  A plane with six people aboard lost contact during a flight from Bermuda to Boston

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  Convicted Murderer Christa Pike On Ventilator After Failed Execution In US

  As of Thursday, "Ms. Pike remains critically ill and is being treated at a Nashville-area hospital," her lawyer wrote in a filing with a Tennessee court.

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  Meet Beni Rae Harmony, White House's Assistant Press Secretary

  Beni Rae Harmony has previously worked at Turning Point USA from 2021 to 2022, a conservative advocacy group Charlie Kirk founded at the age of 18.

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  G7 Nations To Release 100 Million Barrels Of Oil, Diesel As Prices Soar

  France holds the rotating presidency of the G7 group and made the announcement in a statement released after videoconference talks that Emmanuel Macron presided over.

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  "Felt Like Bait" With "Lions Around": Cornell Survivor Told Investigators

  The woman told investigators that her intoxication had rendered her partly defenseless. She said she remembered smoking marijuana and said she knew she took ketamine.

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  Rubio Ally Gets 10 Years In Jail In $50 Million Venezuela Lobbying Case

  The seven-week trial offered a rare glimpse into Miami's role as a crossroads for foreign influence campaigns aimed at shaping US policy toward Latin America.

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  'Not A Safety Concern': US Regulator On Boeing 737 Max 10 Software Bug

  Boeing will also send a bulletin to airlines detailing the issue and instructing employees how to recognize and respond to the situation should it take place.

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  3rd Aircraft Carrier, 10,000 Troops Head To Middle East After Trump's Warning

  The USS Theodore Roosevelt and its strike group carrying the service members would arrive in the Middle East by the end of November. Currently two other aircraft carriers are stationed in the region -- the USS George HW Bush and the USS George Washington.

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  Cornell Gang Rape Accused Told Different Stories To Cops: Report

  The case raised questions about how law enforcement and the university initially responded after the woman, then 20, made a report to police a few weeks after the alleged incident occurred.

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  Backup Execution Plans Are Common Across US States. They Don't Always Work

  Twenty-seven states have capital punishment, and they vary widely in how they administer the death penalty and just how much of that lethal process they keep hidden from public view

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  US Immigration Bars High-Speed Chases, Limits Vehicle Stops After Shootings

  The new guidance comes after ICE-initiated vehicle stops have repeatedly escalated when drivers have refused to cooperate or tried to flee

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  Trump Administration's Quiet Move Makes Voting Harder For Americans Abroad

  The number of Americans overseas who have never lived in the United States yet cast ballots in the country was estimated at about 11,500 in 2016. The lawsuit contends the number has likely grown.

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  US Announces $24.4 Billion Contract To Speed Up Missile Production

  The missiles are "critical anti-air and anti-surface warfare munition. This five-year agreement, with two additional option years, will drive faster production," the Pentagon said in a statement.

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  Trump Vows To Hit Iran "Very Hard" If Tehran Behind flydubai Incident

  On whether the United States would retaliate against Iran if it was responsible for the attack, Trump replied: "Oh, they'll be hit very hard, don't worry."

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  Musk Rejoins Team Trump To Co-Lead Pentagon Study On Warfare Future

  Musk served as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he spearheaded sweeping job cuts across the US federal government, before departing in May 2025.

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  US Government's New AI Chatbot Pulls Back From Debunking Trump

  The chatbot soon began contradicting Trump on controversial subjects such as the 2020 presidential election, which he wrongly claims to have won, and the January 6, 2021, insurrection that saw a violent mob attacking the US Capitol.