The Transportation Security Administration came under fire Wednesday after it emerged the agency spent $47,000 on an app that points left or right something tech experts say could have been created by a novice coder in a day.
Alexandria, VA – For Yaseen Kadura, a U.S. citizen of Libyan descent, placement on the no-fly list caused problems far beyond the airport.
U.S. Navy ships in the Arabian Sea intercepted and seized an arms shipment from Iran likely bound for Houthi fighters in Yemen, the military said in a statement on Monday.
Iran warned the US on Monday that any attempt to encroach on the Islamic Republic’s ballistic missile program would constitute the crossing of a “red line.”
A high-profile Internet hacker has found an interesting way to deal with hostile attacks aimed at getting his own website to crash. He deflected the attack to the Israeli espionage agency, the Mossad, saying that it would know how to deal with it.
By launching nuclear-capable missiles Iran has defied a United Nations Security Council resolution that endorsed last year’s historic nuclear deal, the United States and its European allies said in a joint letter seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
The fractured situation in Syria is looking even more bleak as forces allied with different parts of the US defense establishment are fighting against each other.
The United States government has given Iran almost $2 billion in what is being called a “ransom payment,” the Washington Free Beacon reports.
n Brussels police are still desperately hunting a dangerous terrorist after he fled a triple-suicide bombing in the city that left 34 dead, as American officials hunt for news on citizens who went missing during the attack and tend to nine more lying in hospital wounded.
The US has a known affection for what is known as “March Madness” – Britain on the other hand does not hold basketball in high regard when it comes to sports.