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Artemis II: One People, Looking Back at Earth

More than 100,000 miles from home and nearly halfway to the moon, the Artemis II crew paused Friday to photograph a shrinking Earth and share weighty reflections from aboard the Orion capsule. The images and comments...

Why Police Are Worried About Teen 'Takeovers'

Across U.S. cities and beyond, spontaneous gatherings organized on social media — often called 'teen takeovers' — have drawn large groups of adolescents to parks, shopping centers, streets and private businesses with...

Pilot Missing After F-15 Shot Down Over Iran

A U.S. F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over southwestern Iran, and one crew member remains missing as U.S. teams conduct a hazardous search-and-rescue operation deep behind enemy lines. Two crew members ejected; one...

April 3 Takeout — Major Garrett

U.S. fighter jet downed near Iran; one crew member rescued U.S. and regional officials say a U.S. fighter jet was downed near Iran and one crew member has been rescued. Details remain limited and are being verified by...

Artemis II Leaves Earth Orbit, Heads for the Moon

The Artemis II crew successfully left Earth orbit Thursday, firing Orion’s main engine for nearly six minutes to boost the spacecraft to roughly 24,500 mph — sufficient to escape Earth’s gravity and set a course for the...