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11 dogs removed from property in Warren Township

The Healthy Hearts and Paws Project executed a search warrant at a residence on Bane Street Friday afternoon.

Close friend says dirt bike crash victim was 18-year-old from Youngstown

Police say a car collided with a dirt bike over the weekend, seriously hurting the biker, who later died at the hospital.

Storm Team 27 looks at the forgotten hurricane of 9/11

In the darkness of the September 11, 2001, attacks 25 years ago, there was something bright: The sunshine. At all three sites, blue skies and sunshine dominated the darkness unfolding at ground level. A cold front brought those sunny skies and the hurricane that the front pushed out to sea.

American Legion hosts special needs day at Columbiana Street Fair

Around 150 children from local schools and nursing home adults are guests of the American Legion every year at the Columbiana Street Fair.

Two officers promoted at ceremonial gathering in Warren

The Warren Police Department held a ceremonial event for two officers to advance their careers within the department’s leadership.

Poland edges rival Canfield in Battle of 224

Poland edges Canfield in a thrilling rivalry matchup.

Player of the Game: Poland’s Chase Jones

Poland senior running back Chase Jones was named Player of the Game for his efforts in the Bulldogs’ 24-21 win over rival Canfield

Angel Martinez helps Guardians rally past Twins 5-2

The Guardians rallied past the Twins 5-2 on Friday night.

Cubs pound the Pirates 12-2 to end their 4-game skid

The Cubs rolled past the Pirates 12-2 on Friday afternoon.

Dolly Parton’s 1st posthumous song released

The song comes just two weeks after Parton passed away following a brief battle with cancer on August 25.

The Eurofighter Typhoon First Flew in 1994 and Can Never Be Made Into the F-22 or F-35. In January 2026 the UK Signed a £453,500,000 Contract for 40 ECRS Mk2 Radars — About £11,300,000 Each — That Track Targets and Jam Enemy Sensors at the Same Time Across a 200-Degree Field of Regard.

The ECRS Mk2 folds radar, electronic warfare and jamming into one gallium-nitride array, which hands the Typhoon a Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses role it never had. The aircraft kicks down the radar doors so stealthier jets can follow through — a job the Typhoon was never designed to do.

The AH-64 Apache Helicopter Entered U.S. Army Service in the Mid-1980s, Purpose-Built to Destroy Soviet Tanks Pushing Through Central Europe. The Army Now Plans to Fly It Into the 2060s — Close to 80 Years of Service, About 70 of Them After the Soviet Union Stopped Existing.

The AN/APG-78 Longbow radar sits above the rotor mast, so an AH-64 Apache can stay hidden behind terrain with only the radar exposed. It detects, classifies and prioritizes targets, and paired with Hellfire it lets a formation engage multiple armored vehicles at once instead of hunting them one at a time.

Russia’s PAK-DA Strategic Bomber: Massive 35,000-Ton Payload, a 12,000 km Range, and Stealth Like the US Air Force B-2 Spirit But It Looks Frozen In Time

Russian defense officials have described a subsonic PAK-DA flying wing resembling the B-2 Spirit, carrying a 35-tonne payload in internal bays, with a crew of four and a range around 12,000 kilometers. Sources disagree on the engines. The last official confirmation that the program even exists came in 2023.

On March 5, 1982, the Soviet Venera 14 Lander Survived 870 Degrees Fahrenheit and 92 Times Earth’s Atmospheric Pressure to Reach the Surface of Venus. Its Soil Instrument Deployed Exactly as Designed and Measured the Camera Lens Cap the Spacecraft Had Just Ejected.

Perseverance and Curiosity have spent years on Mars choosing targets and repositioning instruments. Venera 14 had under an hour before Venus destroyed it. Every experiment ran automatically, on a timer, with no one able to intervene — so when a lens cap landed in the wrong spot, there was no second attempt.

NASA’s X-43D Was Designed to Hold Mach 15 — About 11,000 Miles per Hour, 3 Miles Every Second — for 30 Seconds of Powered Flight. Development Was to Begin in Fiscal Year 2005, Run 4 Years, and End in 3 Flights a Year Apart. Not One Vehicle Was Ever Built.

Ninety miles in half a minute. The X-43D would have been an unmanned, hydrogen-fueled scramjet demonstrator built by NASA and Boeing, with active cooling on its inlet and leading edges because nothing conventional survives that heat. Three flights were planned, one per year. Nothing was ever cut, welded, or assembled.

Venice Film Festival ends with Golden Lion at stake after ‘NAZA’ draws record ovation

The 83rd Venice Film Festival wraps up Saturday with the jury awards, including the Golden Lion

Rapper Lil Durk acquitted of murder-for-hire at Los Angeles trial

A federal jury has found rapper Lil Durk not guilty of attempted murder for hire of rival rapper Quando Rondo

Kings of Leon reveal a new more personal, acoustic songwriting direction with album ‘O My Beloved’

Kings of Leon are returning with a new album, “O My Beloved,” which marks a sonic shift for the band

Soprano Brenda Rae flies in to replace Lauren Snouffer for Opera Philadelphia’s opening night

Brenda Rae has stepped in as the lead soprano in Mozart’s “Mitridate” at Opera Philadelphia’s opening night

Snoop Dogg brings VMAs back to Los Angeles as host for Sept. 27 show

The MTV Video Music Awards are returning to the West Coast with Snoop Dogg as host

Trump will meet with Ireland’s leaders before heading to his golf club in Doonbeg

President Donald Trump is landing in Dublin on Saturday for talks with Ireland’s president and prime minister

BRICS leaders meet in India as wars and US tensions test the bloc

Leaders of the BRICS nations are meeting in New Delhi on Saturday for a summit focused on trade, investment, and global conflicts

Saudi Arabia has few options as it faces mounting threats from Iran and its allies

Houthi rebels in Yemen are advancing toward a crucial trade chokepoint

North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea after military drill

North Korea has launched a ballistic missile toward the waters off its east coast

UK lawmakers vote down bill to allow assisted dying in England and Wales

U.K. lawmakers have voted down a bill allowing terminally ill adults in England and Wales to choose to end their lives

Woman, 54, gives birth after using embryo frozen for 22 years

A Greek woman has given birth aged 54, beating a government deadline to use one of her embryos, which had been frozen for 22 years.

Trump due to arrive in Ireland as major security operation under way

Donald Trump is set to land in Ireland this morning amid what’s being described as one of the biggest security operations ever implemented by the country’s police.

Deaths in Philippines ferry fire rises to at least 35

A fire which broke out on a passenger ferry in the Philippines has killed at least 35 people, while 54 are still missing.

At least 44 people injured after train derails in northern France

A derailed train in northern France left at least 44 people injured, officials said.

Atlantic Ocean has seen no hurricanes so far this season – this is why

Hurricane season has seen an unusually low number of storms forming over the Atlantic – and it’s all because of El Nino.

Hunter Biden lashes out after $LAPTOP meme coin collapse

Former first son Hunter Biden erupted online after his $LAPTOP meme coin collapsed, blaming a “f–k up” that left four out of five investors with losses.

JP Morgan names Nelle Miller and William Sinclair co-CEOs of its US Private Bank

Nelle Miller and William Sinclair take the helm of J.P. Morgan’s U.S. Private Bank, overseeing $2.4 trillion in client assets across 57 offices.

Broccoli sprouts linked to salmonella outbreak recalled after 22 are sickened

Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC recalled 215 cases of broccoli sprouts linked to a multistate salmonella outbreak with 22 confirmed cases so far.

Ford to invest $1B in Kentucky truck plant

Ford CEO Jim Farley announced a $1 billion investment in a new paint shop at the Kentucky Truck Plant, where vehicles roll off the line every 45 seconds.

Billionaire warns ‘evil empire’ wants to ‘cripple Trump,’ calls out America’s northern neighbor

John Catsimatidis says Russia, China, Iran and North Korea will do “anything” to cripple Trump ahead of the November election amid tensions.

First bodies of Philippines ferry fire victims land as toll rises to 35

On Saturday morning, tents were being set up to receive the bodies of the passengers who were killed Wednesday in a ferry fire, which had begun in the cargo hold before tearing through the ship ‘in seconds.’

Internet access brings Brazil’s Amazonian peoples into the presidential campaign: ‘It shows politicians what’s happening here!’

Thanks to Starlink antennas installed by a coalition of local organizations, thousands of isolated villages in the Amazon have Internet access for the first time – and with it, political information that was previously out of reach, just ahead of the October 4 election.

Crypto billionaire gives Farage’s Reform UK record £36 million donation

News of the mega-donation to Reform – around $49 million, the largest gift in British political history – comes just days after police confirmed they had widened a criminal investigation into allegations that it accepted illegal donations following fresh claims last week.

Valérie Dubslaff, historian: ‘The growing support of women for the AfD appears paradoxical, given how masculine the party’s political culture remains’

Despite being fundamentally anti-feminist, anti-liberal and homophobic, the far-right party has managed to reach different segments of the electorate, analyzes the associate professor in German history and civilization for Le Monde.

CIA declassifies briefs about Al-Qaeda on 9/11 anniversary

A September 10, 1998 brief, parts of which were redacted, said that Al-Qaeda ‘may fly an explosive-packed airplane into a US city.’ Another, dated December 4, 1998, which also contained redactions, said bin Laden ‘and his allies are preparing for attacks in the US, including an aircraft hijacking.’

U.S. Special Operations Forces Tap Sea Machines for Vessel Autonomy Kits

Sea Machines has secured a 5-year IDIQ contract to supply U.S. Special Operations Forces with rapid “drop-in” vessel autonomy and command kits. The post U.S. Special Operations Forces Tap Sea Machines for Vessel Autonomy Kits appeared first on Naval News.

Ultra Maritime Unveils Complete Suite of Production-Ready U.S.-Spec Sonobuoys

Ultra Maritime announces its complete portfolio of five core production-ready sonobuoys, boosting global anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and naval readiness. The post Ultra Maritime Unveils Complete Suite of Production-Ready U.S.-Spec Sonobuoys appeared first on Naval News.

MAURIC to Design Riverine Patrol Vessels for the Bangladesh Coast Guards

French naval architecture and marine engineering firm MAURIC has recently been selected to undertake the design studies for five 38-metre Riverine Patrol Vessels for the Bangladesh Coast Guards. MAURIC press release This contract marks a further commercial success for the naval architecture firm in Asia. MAURIC and Norwegian company NORDIC NAVAL AS have been selected … The post MAURIC to Design […]

Long Neptune Strike: Ukraine’s New Cruise Missile Cripples Russian Warships in Novorossiysk

Ukrainian forces strike the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk using Long Neptune cruise missiles, heavily damaging multiple warships and degrading Moscow’s Kalibr-carrier capacity. The post Long Neptune Strike: Ukraine’s New Cruise Missile Cripples Russian Warships in Novorossiysk appeared first on Naval News.

EDGE Delivers HT-100 NAVAL VTOL UAV to Angola

EDGE Group has announced the successful completion of Factory Acceptance Trials (FAT) for six ANAVIA HT-100 NAVAL unmanned helicopters (VTOL UAV), which have now been successfully delivered to the Angolan Navy under the landmark EUR 1 billion naval programme including three corvettes. EDGE Group press release The trials were conducted from 24 to 28 August … The post EDGE Delivers HT-100 NAVAL […]