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US OKs potential $330-million military sale to Taiwan, first under Trump
WASHINGTON — The US approved the possible sale to Taiwan of fighter jet spare and repair parts for $330 million, the Pentagon said late on Thursday, marking the first such potential transaction since President Donald Trump took office in January.
AFP closes 2025 ‘DAGIT-PA’ exercise
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Friday concluded its annual joint military training AFP Joint Exercise (AJEX) “DAGIT-PA” with an improved interoperability under real world conditions.
Zaldy Co tags Marcos, Romualdez in alleged P100-B budget ‘insertions’
Zaldy Co tags Marcos, Romualdez in P100-B budget ‘insertions’
DND chief Teodoro opposes conversion of other military bases
Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. on Friday expressed opposition to the conversion of other military bases in the country citing the “failure” of its model.
ASEAN member states sign treaty on extradition
The ASEAN member states on Friday signed the Treaty on Extradition (ATE), which is a landmark agreement that creates a uniform legal framework for extradition among the nations within the region.
Patriots handle AFC East rival Jets at home behind TreVeyon Henderson’s 3-touchdown night
TreVeyon Henderson added three to his rookie touchdown total in the New England Patriots’ victory over the New York Jets, extending their win streak to eight.
California’s largest migrant detention center accused of horrific conditions in federal lawsuit
A federal lawsuit alleges shocking conditions at California’s largest immigration detention center, including sewage in showers and inadequate medical care.
NYPD officer leaps into freezing river to save teenage girl from drowning
NYPD officers from the 32nd Precinct heroically saved a teen from drowning in the Harlem River, with one officer jumping into the frigid water to reach her 20 feet from shore.
DNC staffers ruthlessly mocked for fuming over remote work reversal: ‘Get yourselves together’
Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffers were told to return to the office five days a week for the first time since COVID, prompting a meltdown that led to subsequent mockery on social media.
Grassley: DOJ Partisans Killed Probe Into Clinton, DNC Steele Dossier Cash
‘These records show the same partisans who rushed to cover for Clinton rabidly pursued Arctic Frost, which was a runaway train aimed directly at President Trump,’ Grassley said.
