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Three Ukrainian attack drones struck a Sukhoi Su-57 fighter on June 8, 2024, at a base 365 mi. deep inside Russia. Satellite imagery showed the strike damaged the stealth fighter, a small victory for ...

Details of the Trump administration’s fiscal 2026 budget for NASA—a plan that calls for axing one-third of its workforce and several flagship programs—had just been released when the White House ...

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It is rare for European airline CEOs to immediately warm to a new European Union (EU) commissioner, but the unusual has happened in Brussels. “We like what we’re hearing,” International Airlines Group ...