From the World of John Wick: Ballerina debuts in select theaters on June 5 with its country-wide release on June 6. The film ...

Mastriano’s post on X was accompanied by a fraudulent news headline showing a Star Wars TIE Fighter prop being towed with an inaccurate headline claiming the prop was a drone that recently crashed.

We still don't know what's behind reports of mysterious "car-sized" drones circling over the skies ... Fighter spacecraft from the fictional "Star Wars" universe, tied to the back of a semi ...

The problem? The “drone” in question is unmistakably a Star Wars TIE Fighter prop, spotted being transported on a flatbed truck. The tweet, which criticized federal inaction regarding ...

However, the "drone" being hauled on the back of a truck is a TIE fighter from the Star Wars films. It is unclear when and where the photo was taken. Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano posted ...

As some readers likely gathered, the spacecraft strapped to the truck was actually a replica of a "Star Wars" TIE fighter, not an "unidentified" or "crashed drone." The fictional imperial ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Doug Mastriano doesn’t show a recovered drone. It is a replica of a Star Wars TIE fighter, a spacecraft that only dogfights in a galaxy far, far away. Using TinEye, a reverse image search tool ...

Tractors plow ... while drones fly overhead spraying the crops. It may sound like science fiction — perhaps Uncle Owen’s moisture farm in “Star Wars” — but it’s actually the future ...