Brian Bennett is a Senior White House Correspondent at TIME. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, and public policy, while also delving into issues of security and law enforcement. Brian's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WFMY-TV, Yahoo News, and The New York Times.
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By: Brian Bennett, Julia Jester
Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll and his allies have pushed to incorporate drone technology into the playbook. Pete Hegseth has pushed them out.
By: Lindsey Pipia, Brian Bennett, Priya Sridhar
The 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have faced food shortages, unsanitary conditions and mental health challenges during a nine-month deployment that set a modern-day record for a carrier's time at sea between port calls.
Welcome back to Lion Tales, a weekly historical look at Penn State football. Marshall and Penn State have played twice – with the Lions holding a 2-0 edge in the series with both games being played in 1929 and 1930 respectively. So, we’ll skip any recap of just how those games went, though that 1930 […]
By: Julia Jester, Brian Bennett
In a series of attacks against alleged drug boats that began a year ago on Sept. 2, 2025, the U.S. military has killed at least 227 people in 68 strikes in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.
By: Lindsey Pipia, Brian Bennett, Priya Sridhar
MS NOW spoke to sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln as they spent time in Pattaya, Thailand after a backbreaking tour in the Iran war plagued by food and supply shortages and mental health concerns.
By: Priya Sridhar, Brian Bennett
Thai police removed two American service members after a physical fight in Pattaya, Thailand, where the aircraft carrier stopped in port after months of combat operations during the Iran war.
Hello BSD readers, it’s Bennett here in a new spot: previewing each week’s Big Ten action. We’ll go about this in the following manner: I’ll organize the games by viewing windows, I’ll write a paragraph previewing the game, I’ll tell you if you should watch said game, I’ll give you the spread (taken from whatever […]
By: Brian Bennett
It’s still early days. However after two defeats inside a week and with his side currently third bottom of the NPL East Division table, this certainly wasn’t the start to the season which Ashington manager Marc Ellison was hoping for.
By: Brian Bennett
Ashington manager Marc Ellison pulled no punches when he spoke in the wake of his team’s 3-1 defeat against Bridlington Town at Woodhorn Lane on Saturday.
Happy first full college football weekend – it was fun. Right? Well, at least it was fun around here with Penn State’s dominant win against Marshall. But, we are here to discuss some of the other things – good and bad – that happened around the conference. So, you may have missed some interesting stuff. […]
