As they finish their new collection, the Awake NY x Jordan Air Ship "Game Royal" sneakers stir commotion with their unprecedented low speeds.

The collaboration consists of two bold colorways of the Nike Air Max Sunder retro designed in partnership with Kids of ...

Are you ready for the Blue Angels Homecoming Airshow? If you're antsy to get onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola Nov. 1 and 2 to see the ... Angels and U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds perform a ...

The shoe also has Nike Air Zoom units in the heel and forefoot, but despite all this tech the Pegasus 41 feels quite traditional. Its fit is a standard road running shoe, with a 10mm heel-toe drop ...

And to celebrate the eponymous shoes’ 35th anniversary, Nike is re-releasing the Air Jordan 4 sneakers in a new orchid colorway for a new generation of fans. Buy: Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro ...

Late Thursday, Taiwan's military staged nighttime live fire drills on the Penghu islands, home to a major air force and navy base and which sit in the Taiwan Strait though are closer to Taiwan ...

Compare its light to dimmer, magnitude 1 ... sky objects shine on autumn nights, as opposed to the Messier marathon targets that stand out in the springtime sky. Tonight, we’re hunting down ...

The Rio Grande Sky Fiesta will feature 15 hot air balloons during mass ascensions on Saturday, Nov. 2 and Sunday, Nov. 3, at Los Luceros Historic Site in Alcalde. Courtesy of Northern Rio Grande ...

LAS VEGAS -- NHRA legend John Force, who suffered a traumatic brain injury during a harrowing crash at Virginia Motorsports Park in June, has been cleared to attend a race. The 16-time Funny Car ...

John Force is back at work and as talkative as ever. The 75-year-old NHRA legend posted a message to fans Thursday, saying he's back at work as he continues his recovery from the traumatic brain ...

Force will not race at the Nov. 1-3 NHRA event in Las Vegas, but instead will be on hand to support John Force Racing drivers Austin Prock, Jack Beckman and Brittany Force. With two events ...

airmen both in the sky and on the ground are getting a full test of their abilities. Colonel Travis Stephens, the 366th Fighter Wing Commander out of Mountain Home Air Force Base, says training ...