White-tailed kites are small, deft birds of prey that appear to hover in the air when they glide on the wind with their wings open like a kite ... wings and distinctive black coloring around ...

A boy, not more than seven years old, dives headfirst into the black, filthy water ... grinning cheerfully, kite in hand. Kazeem (not real name) was after his homemade plastic kite.

The ship-launched variant of the Orion drone was likely used by Russian forces to carry out the strike on the Ukrainian naval ...

Russia's beleaguered Black Sea Fleet has developed a "new method" of fending off persistent Ukrainian naval drone attacks, according to a new analysis. While most of its global naval forces remain ...

Details: ISW analysts report that this incident highlights a new approach by the Russian military to counter Ukrainian naval drones, which have demonstrated high effectiveness in the Black Sea. The ...

A week after taking office, President Trump said in a statement that the thousands of drones that were seen over the skies of New Jersey were not from foreign adversaries, but were instead ...

WASHINGTON – Mysterious drones that hovered over parts of New Jersey late last year were authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration to be flown for research and other purposes and did not ...

The mysterious drones that captivated New Jersey late last year were not enemy craft, but instead were authorized by the FAA, President Donald Trump said in a statement Tuesday. The statement ...

The drones were spotted throughout the East Coast in 2024. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the mystery drones flown across New Jersey in late 2024 were "authorized to be flown by ...

By Alyce McFadden The rash of reported drone sightings in New Jersey and surrounding states that drew widespread attention late last year were generated by legal drones that were flown with ...

(And we won’t even get into the supposedly unexplained drones apparently flying all over the skies in the United States.) But why are these hovering, propellor-powered cameras—and, for that ...