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Lauren Frias's coverage primarily focuses on military conflicts and legal policy regulation, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her work covers a wide range of topics related to politics, military conflicts, government announcements, courtroom proceedings, and diverse geopolitical developments.
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Israel's defense systems have been tested amid its war against Hamas and Iran's missile and drone attacks.
Trump's plan to use the military for mass deportations faces sharp legal limits. The administration's few options come with major potential blowback.
Flying in Lockheed's T-33 Shooting Star transported me to the past, showcasing early fighter jet capabilities and how military aviation has advanced.
The Belnord and Ansonia are more than just ostentatious façades, with their own fair share of secrets and scandals, much like their fictional counterpart.
Greenland's natural resources and proximity to Russia and China have made it a valuable strategic asset to the US military since World War II.
Hitting the jackpot changes lottery winners' lives, but not always for the best. Some people lost millions, ending up bankrupt, divorced, or dead.
President Donald Trump wants to use a luxury Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar's royal family as Air Force One, raising ethical and security concerns.
Bell's V-280 Valor rotorcraft, designated the MV-75, is designed to fly faster and longer than the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters it's set to replace.
Launched from destroyers, the US Navy is testing the smaller loitering missiles as a more cost-effective solution to defeating drones.
The future of autonomous light tanks now hangs in the balance as the US Army reassesses whether they're too vulnerable to drones. See the prototypes.
