U.S. Rep. Jim Himes was one of only a handful of lawmakers authorized to view the classified video of deadly boat strikes in the Caribbean.

Democratic and Republican lawmakers have different interpretations of the video — a reason why Rep. Himes hopes it can be made available for everyone to see.

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Spire Motorsports will campaign a 410 winged sprint car entry full time for the 66-race Kubota High Limit Racing series with ...

Peter Adolph (Al) Larson emigrated from his native Sweden to the United States as a 16-year-old in 1890. He first began learning the boatbuilding trade in the San Francisco Bay area, and eventually ...

For eight years, I’ve worn our late viewer Doyle Larson’s sport coat in December as a remembrance of all of the families who ...

As we head to the local grocery store to prepare that Thanksgiving meal, take a moment to reflect on how all the items we will enjoy made it to the shelves. Every Thanksgiving feast starts with the ...

Your browser does not support this video. The tanker’s seizure is a new twist in America’s intensifying campaign against Mr Maduro’s regime. Since early ...

A Navy admiral has told lawmakers that there was no “kill them all” order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the boat ...

The US admiral whose strikes on an alleged drug-running boat have drawn bipartisan scrutiny and prompted accusations of possible war crimes told lawmakers on Thursday he was not ordered to kill ...