The U.S. Defense Department has released the identities of six military service members who perished in a refueling aircraft accident. The names were made public on Saturday following the tragic crash of their military plane.
The U.S. Defense Department made public Saturday the identities of six military personnel who perished in the crash of a military refueling aircraft.
The service members lost their lives when their refueling plane went down in what officials are calling a tragic accident.
Goldey-Beacom Baseball Player Earns Conference Recognition
A sophomore baseball player from Goldey-Beacom College has received weekly honors from his conference. Zach Smethers, an infielder from Pennsylvania, was selected for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Weekly Honor Roll.
Samsung Workers Threaten Strike That Could Worsen Global Chip Shortage
The largest workers' union at Samsung Electronics is planning an 18-day strike in May that could disrupt semiconductor production at the world's biggest memory chip manufacturer. The labor dispute stems from worker frustration over pay gaps with competitors, potentially worsening global chip supply bottlenecks.
Baghdad Hotel Struck by Drone in Green Zone Attack, No Casualties
A drone collided with Al-Rasheed hotel in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone on Monday, causing no injuries or significant damage. Iraq's interior ministry confirmed the incident occurred near the upper fence of the hotel, which is located in the same area as government buildings and the U.S. embassy.
Woods Sits Out TGL Semifinals, McIlroy Confirms He’ll Play Despite Back Issues
Golf legend Tiger Woods will not participate in Tuesday's TGL semifinal match for Jupiter Links against Boston Common. Co-founder Rory McIlroy has committed to playing for Boston Common despite dealing with recent back spasms.
