The F-89 Scorpion Was One of America’s First Interceptor Aircraft The Northrop Corporation, known for innovative designs like the P-61 and the XB-35 flying wing, submitted a proposal for a twin ...

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In today's Daily Fix:Superman is still flying high at the global box office, but its international numbers seem softer than expected. Despite pulling in $400 million so far, the film is ...

Developed for the US Navy in the late 1950s, the Phantom platform would become one of the most prolific American-made aircraft ever produced.

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At least 173 people remained missing on the fifth day after devastating floods swept through the Texas Hill Country, Gov. Greg Abbott said on Tuesday. Those unaccounted for include 161 in Kerr ...

“ Superman ” is still atop the hierarchy of power at the box office in its second weekend, flying above new wide releases “ I Know What You Did Last Summer,” “ Smurfs ” and ...