Harley-Davidson Recalling 185,000 Motorcycles to Fix Saddlebag Problem
Harley-Davidson Motor Company is recalling 185,272 motorcycles with a with saddlebag issue.
FBI: Chattanooga Shooter Was A “Homegrown Violent Extremist”
In less than five minutes, Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez methodically moved through the Naval Reserve center, hunting down Marines and sailors to shoot and kill, officials said Wednesday.
Britain Extends Lockheed Martin Military Inventory Contract
Lockheed Martin is to continue to manage the equipment inventory of Britain's military under a six-year contract extension.
Lesbian Kiss Ad Of Angela Merkel Lookalike Goes Viral In Germany
A viral ad for a German magazine launched Wednesday features a lookalike of German chancellor Angela Merkel in a seemingly lesbian relationship.
Napa Valley Brush Fire Grows To 6,000 Acres, Threatens Homes
Some 150 homes were evacuated after a wind-whipped wildfire in northern California, possibly sparked by a car crash, raced through more than 6,000 acres and destroyed one building.
Texas Seeks To Dismiss Immigrant Birth Certificate Lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit that claims U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrant parents have been wrongfully denied birth certificates.
Oil Down, But Not Out, Amid Glimmers Of Hope
Oil near yearly lows, though surveys point to some recovery.
Blackface Show Fundraiser For Baltimore Police Cancelled
Former Baltimore police officer Bobby Berger sought to revive a controversial blackface act to raise funds for Baltimore police but failed to get his program through.
Arizona Gov. Issues Executive Order Arming National Guard
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has issued an executive order arming the state's national guard. The order comes in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Chattanooga, Tennessee which killed five U.S. servicemen.
Trump To Tour U.S.-Mexico Border, To Meet ‘Some Brave People’
Republican presidential contender Donald Trump will visit the United States-Mexico border Thursday and tour with border patrol agents as controversy over his inflammatory remarks about Mexican immigrants continues to draw ire.
Washington Won’t Publicly Blame China For OPM Data Breach
The breach on the federal Office of Personnel Management led to the exposure of private data of nearly 22 million people.
Women Descend Into Alzheimer’s at Twice the Speed of Men: Study
Women with mild thinking and memory problems -- known as mild cognitive impairment -- deteriorate twice as fast mentally as men with the same condition, according to new research.
Conflict Of Interest Issues Throw Wrench In Hearing For Alleged War Criminal
Military court hearings ground to an indefinite halt Wednesday after an Iraqi prisoner accused of war crimes petitioned for a new lawyer, citing conflict of interest issues.
Dollar Tree Stores Launch Back-To-School Brigade™ to Benefit Military Children
Operation Homefront and Dollar Tree, Inc. have joined forces again this year to gather school supplies for military children across the country.