Envelopes with powder sent to election officials in Mass., other states
The FBI and the U.S. postal service are investigating what they call suspicious letters that were sent to election officials in Massachusetts and at least five other states.
Election officials in multiple states receive suspicious substances, alarming the FBI
Election officials in over a dozen states were sent suspicious packages that so far do not appear to have contained dangerous material but prompted safety concerns.
Suspicious mail with white powder sent to election offices in at least 16 states
FBI and Postal Service are investigating suspicious mail containing white powder sent to election offices in at least 16 states. None has been deemed hazardous so far.
Package with suspicious white substance sent to Virginia Department of Elections
The Virginia Department of Elections says an investigation is underway after they received a package with a suspicious white substance.
Suspicious mail sent to elections officials in Iowa, over 15 states. What to know
A suspicious parcel discovered at the Iowa Secretary of State's Office Monday was one of dozens of targeted mailings sent to election officials across the country this week. The parcels, deemed nonhazardous by officials,
Ky. State Board of Elections received letter with unknown white powder substance
The envelope came from a sender that referred to itself in the return address as “The United States Traitor Elimination Army,” a State Board of Elections employee said. The substance was determined to be not hazardous.
Maryland election office warned of suspicious package, intercepted before arrival
A suspicious package bound for Maryland’s State Board of Elections office was intercepted by the U.S. Postal Service before it could arrive, officials said Tuesday.
MD Elections Office Among Several Targeted By Suspicious Packages
US Air Force Day 2024: How the United States Air Force was Born? All Details
Discover the fascinating history of how the United States Air Force was born. Learn about its formation, key milestones, and ...
United States Air Force Airman Rescues Elderly Hiker Who Broke Her Ankle
It was a normal beautiful day on Mount Rainer, up until 79-year-old Ursula Bannister broke her ankle while making a trip to shed her late mother's ashes to rest ...
Springfield to host Purple Heart Return Ceremony honoring fallen US Army Air Forces First Lieutenant
In these cases, a home of honor will display the documents as a tribute to the sacrifice of these service members who were ...
FBI probing threatening letters sent to election officials in six states
The FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service are investigating suspicious packages that were sent to election officials in ...
Army sends troops, artillery to the Aleutian Islands as Russian planes again fly near Alaska
Soldiers with the 11th Airborne Division moved to the tiny Shemya Island with artillery and radars to show how quickly they ...
Army struggles to win over recruits with slew of failed marketing campaigns
While militaries continue to utilize drones on the battlefield, they won’t be replacing boots on the ground anytime soon — ...
Putin orders Russian army to become second largest after China's at 1.5 million-strong
Such an increase would see Russia leapfrog the United States and India in terms of the number of active combat soldiers it ...
Army leaders chewed out by Congress over PowerPoint
Congress questioned Army officials over an anti-terrorism PowerPoint presentation that referenced animal rights and ...
Inside Climate News54m
Midwest States Struggle to Fund Dam Safety Projects, Even as Federal Aid Hits Historic Highs
Many dams in the Midwest do not meet grant eligibility requirements, leaving safety officials and residents worried about how ...
The New England Journal of Medicine9d
Tetanus in the United States Army in World War II
2 Active immunization as employed at first in the British Army consisted of two doses of toxoid, 1 cc. each, about six weeks apart; later a third dose was included in the initial course.
Travis King, Army soldier who ran into North Korea, to plead guilty, lawyer says
Travis King, the U.S. Army private who ran across the border from South Korea to North Korea last year will plead guilty on ...