Following complications from prostate cancer surgery, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Monday, according to a Pentagon statement.
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United States Central Command said in a statement that a cargo ship owned and operated by the U.S. was hit by a Houthi anti-ship ballistic missile on Monday.
Read More U.S. Central Command: Houthi Ballistic Missile Hit U.S.-Owned And Operated Cargo Ship
At least five individuals were killed on Thursday and six were severely injured in airstrikes conducted by the United States and the United Kingdom against Houthi targets in Yemen, according to the Zaydi Shiite rebels who spoke to Yemeni media outlets.
Read More Houthi Rebels Claim U.S. And U.K. Airstrikes Killed ‘At Least 5 People,’ Injured 6
All six crew members aboard an advanced Navy chopper that went down on Thursday night during a routine training mission have fortunately survived.
Read More Navy Helicopter Crashes Into San Diego Bay, All Crew Members Survive
In an attempt to postpone a vote that could take place as soon as next week to find Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress, Hunter finally gave in on Friday and consented to testify in the House impeachment investigation concerning his father, President Joe Biden.
Read More Hunter Biden Now Says He Will Speak To House Committees Regarding Efforts To Impeach Father
In Maine, a new taxpayer-funded initiative aims to give undocumented migrants and asylum seekers free lodging for a maximum of two years as the nation continues to struggle with feeding, housing, and supporting the influx of incoming foreigners.
Read More Maine: Brand-New Apartments For Illegal Migrants Unveiled, Paid For By State Taxpayers