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Max Lederer, who has led the military newspaper for 19 years, announced he would retire September 30 after citing disagreements with the Trump administration.
Twelve people across two states have been infected with the outbreak strain of E. coli linked to GreenWise organic products.
The Pentagon confirmed the joint exercises, originally set to run through August 27, will now end Friday, a week early.
The couple's children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are enrolled to begin school in Britain in September.
Blerim Skoro, a 55-year-old Kosovo-born cab driver, was arrested outside a New Jersey immigration office where he was renewing paperwork.
Officials argue Khan should be examined at a public facility and that the court skipped legal procedures by ordering the transfer without hearing from prison authorities.
Men in Kyiv are being seized from the streets in a practice called "busification," and attacks on draft offices have killed at least two people since February.
Around 3,000 products were showcased at the 2026 World Robot Conference, which opened Wednesday with no foreign exhibitors present.
The annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise will now end August 21, six days earlier than originally planned.
The Israeli military confirmed for the first time that it fired on the vehicle carrying the Palestinian child in January 2024.
The plan would rescind rules protecting old-growth forests and open millions of acres to roads and logging for the first time in decades.
Larry Montes, 46, allegedly struck a 63-year-old woman and headbutted a security guard during Friday evening services at Central Synagogue.
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