Early Wednesday morning a total of 15 Marines from Camp Pendleton found themselves being evacuated to medical centers after a training exercise went haywire - five of those Marines are now in critical condition.
A special forces team dubbed Spartan 3000 created to scare Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un is nothing short of a “huge disappointment” considering 80 percent of South Koreans favor diplomatic engagement with the North, Simone Chun, Korean Policy Institute fellow, told Loud & Clear Wednesday.
The US government extended existing waivers on sanctions against Iran, however, this move can be viewed as a holding action until Trump finally decides on the policy pertaining to the JCPOA and potentially declares that Iran is not in compliance with the agreement.
Former CIA acting director Mike Morell has resigned from his position with Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government over former US soldier and convicted leaker Chelsea Manning’s appointment to a position with the school.
The United States State Department has advised all citizens to be cautious when taking trips abroad in light of the "continuing threat of terrorist actions, political violence, and criminal activity against US citizens."
Sailing back home to Bangor, Washington, the USS Jimmy Carter found itself heading straight into a metaphorical web of questions after a vigilant journalist spotted a familiar banner alongside the beloved American flag.
America’s top defense official has a simple message for North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un, whose forces are preparing yet another underground nuclear test, according to recent imagery intelligence reports: “Don’t try it. It won’t work. You can’t take us out.”
Saudi Arabia is expected to begin the process to find a vendor to build the country’s first nuclear reactors in October, according to sources within the nuclear power industry.
US Military reports say a US citizen fighting for Daesh was captured by Kurdish soldiers in Syria and then handed over to American forces.
The Turkish presidential press secretary told reporters that the EU was moving away from its own values, commenting on recent remarks made by the EU Commission president.
On September 14 the Guardian released a video allegedly depicting burning facilities in Myanmar's Rakhine and people crossing a river while fleeing the region. The media outlet specified that the footage has not been independently verified due to limited media access to the region but noted that it “prompted accusations” against the government.
A member of the delegation of New York senators has compared the US state's governance with Moscow's, saying that the cities are largely facing similar challenges.
The US Geological Survey reported Thursday that a 3.3 magnitude earthquake shook the ground about ten kilometers from San Jose, California.
The New York mayor told reporters that the city would implement the 2016 Paris climate agreement despite the fact the United States was withdrawing from the accord.
The US continues to supply heavy arms and armored vehicles to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as part of the military operations to liberate Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor, an SDF representative said in an interview with Sputnik on condition of anonymity.
Ted Cruz, US senator and candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in the 2016 election, said that it was not him who liked a hard porn clip published on Twitter.
The US has imposed new sanctions on Tehran on Thursday over its ballistic missile program despite statements published by the Iranian leadership stating that Tehran fully abides by the nuclear agreement.
Former FBI Director James Comey "forever changed history" by resuming the debate about Hillary Clinton's mishandling of her emails just 11 days before the 2016 presidential vote, the former Democratic presidential nominee told CNN's host, Anderson Cooper, prompting yet another sarcastic response from Donald Trump.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has commented on talks with British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Thursday, saying that the sides agreed on the need to increase diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea.
The chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, lashing out at bitcoin hints that banks are afraid of losing their dominance and want to retain it, while ordinary people may turn to cryptocurrencies for their trustworthiness, experts told Sputnik.
The US secretary of state told reporters that Iran was not meeting the expectations laid out in the international nuclear agreement that was reached back in 2015.
A recent trending tweet of two ladies side by side in Japan got people fired up talking about their ideal body type for both men and women.
Washington is apparently mulling over regime change in Iran, political Darius Shahtahmasebi told Radio Sputnik, adding that the US has a long record of targeting geopolitically weak countries. The analyst explained that given Tehran's rich natural resources and influential allies, the US's new anti-Iran strategy is likely to fail.
The Russian Defense Ministry said that militants who used to fight against Damascus have agreed to side with the Syrian government troops.