Marine Corps ends involvement in tank warfare
The U.S. Marine Corps' deactivation of its celebrated 1st Tank Battalion officially ended its involvement with active-duty tanks.
The U.S. Marine Corps' deactivation of its celebrated 1st Tank Battalion officially ended its involvement with active-duty tanks.
SpaceX launched 60 more Starlink broadband communications satellites from Florida on Wednesday afternoon.
HBO Max announced Wednesday that Chris Noth has joined the cast of "And Just Like That...," the streaming service's revival of "Sex and the City." Noth will reprise his role as Mr. Big.
A South Carolina man said a dream about winning the lottery inspired him to buy the ticket that earned him a $300,000 jackpot.
Wildlife officials in Colorado shared photos of a rare piebald squirrel spotted in a tree near Denver.
COVID-19-related travel restrictions were lifted at four U.S. military installations, allowing unrestricted travel to 90 percent of all installations.
A majority of Americans believe that birth gender, rather than gender identity, should govern participation in competitive sports, according to a new Gallup survey.
A lack of pricing data is slowing Defense Department contract awards, a Government Accountability Office report released on Wednesday indicates.
A Wisconsin man received an unusual wake-up call when a nearly 13-pound chunk of ice crashed through the ceiling of his bedroom.
People across the world follow a predictable travel pattern -- visiting locations that are closer more often than faraway destinations, according to research published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
A 19-year-old man accused of buying the firearms police say Kyle Rittenhouse used to kill two protesters and injure a third in Kenosha, Wis., has pleaded not guilty to weapons charges.
A Polish woman who threw a message in a bottle into the Gulf of Finland during a trip to Russia received a reply saying the bottle had been found 10 years later.
In the first ruling of its kind, the District Court in The Hague on Wednesday ordered multinational oil and gas company Shell to greatly cut its carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
The littoral combat ship to be named USS Savannah successfully concluded its acceptance trials this month, the Naval Sea Systems Command announced on Wednesday.
President Joe Biden said Wednesday he has asked the intelligence community to "redouble their efforts" to find the likely origins of COVID-19 and provide him with a report within 90 days.
The cast for "RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars 6" was announced on Wednesday.
A pool party in Tennessee was interrupted when a group of bears decided to join in on the celebration and go for a swim.
The neotropical otter of Brazil uses a surprisingly rich vocal range when communicating, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal PLOS One.
Paramount+ announced the Mark Wahlberg movie "Infinite," directed by Antoine Fuqua, will premiere June 10 on the streaming service.
Low volumes of bureaucratic paperwork required to bring COVID-19 tests to the market may have been South Korea's secret weapon combating the novel coronavirus.
Firefighters responded to a California road to rescue a parachutist who apparently missed his landing zone and became entangled in power lines.
Social isolation resulting from COVID-19 lockdowns aimed at controlling the spread of the virus limited the availability of medical care for people with pre-existing chronic health conditions such as diabetes.
K-pop group Seventeen released a video for the "All My Love" acoustic version, a song celebrating its sixth anniversary with its fans, known as Carat.
The EPA on Wednesday finalized a rule to end a "secret science" regulation that was imposed under former President Donald Trump to exclude certain studies that didn't make all data publicly available.
Sony announced on Wednesday that "Star Wars: Squadrons" and "Virtua Fighter 5: Ultimate"Showdown for PlayStation 4 and "Operation Tango" for PlayStation 5 will be free to download for PlayStation Plus subscribers in June