Ukraine is ready to export its weapons, like the fearsome sea drones that helped it cripple Russia's Black Sea Fleet

Ukraine sees exporting surplus weapons — like naval drones — as a way to raise funds for the weapons in short supply.
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GE Aerospace completes first solid-fuel ramjet flights for hypersonic program

GE Aerospace tested its solid-fuel ramjet system at supersonic speeds on a Starfighters F-104 over Kennedy Space Center, a ...
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North Korea's Kim open to US talks, vows to keep nuclear arsenal

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he has "fond memories" of US President Donald Trump and is open to future talks with the ...

11-Year-Old Michigan Boy Disarms A Gun But Gets Punished For It

An 11-year-old disarmed a gun to protect classmates but was expelled for a year, sparking outrage and a heated debate over ...

Open carry will make Florida less safe | Letters to the editor

Reacting to a court decision in support of an open carry gun law in Florida, Sun Sentinel readers are fearful of what lies ...

Rifle behind Charlie Kirk’s killing may be untraceable relic from WWI

Suspect Tyler Robinson reportedly used his grandfather's Mauser Model 98 rifle, a possibly untraceable weaponry, in the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Ukraine aims to expand its weapons industry to deter Russia and help allies

With little chance of NATO membership for Ukraine, the country’s Western allies have bought into an alternate strategy for ...