The helicopter pilot who crashed on top of a New York City skyscraper reportedly said he was lost

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           The helicopter pilot who crashed on top of a New York City skyscraper reportedly said he was lost   The pilot was not authorized to fly in limited visibility, raising questions about why he took off in the first place.   READ MORE           The Air Force's highest-ranking woman fighter pilot has been fired from running the office that oversees top secret programs   Air Force Maj. Gen. Dawn Dunlop was the first woman to become a fighter test pilot, fly an F-22, and command a test wing.   READ MORE           Trump's lonely signature at the top of a D-Day proclamation is making the rounds on social media after other world leaders signed at the bottom   President Donald Trump's signature has been described as "rigid" and is frequently ridiculed during his presidency.   READ MORE             The US looks ready to put troops in Poland permanently, and Russia may have to respond   A fixed US presence near Russia will undoubtedly spur Moscow to ramp up its own military presence near Poland's borders.   READ MORE           Mass protests continued in Hong Kong as it prepares to debate a controversial extradition bill that would give China more power over the territory   Critics say the bill would subject Hong Kong residents to unfair trials in China and encourage China's encroachment on the semi-autonomous region.   READ MORE           Trump boasted about his 'secret' deal with Mexico while waving a piece of paper explaining exactly how it works   Trump brandished a sheet of A4 paper which bore secret details from his deal agreed on Friday, one which halted planned tariffs on Mexican imports.   READ MORE           Russia makes humiliating U-turn after backlash to detention and injury of investigative journalist   Police in Moscow arrested and detained Ivan Golunov last Thursday on charges of drug dealing. These have since been abruptly dropped.   READ MORE           Trump tells Kim Jong Un he won't let the CIA spy on North Korea after an informant was killed   Asked about a report that Kim Jong Un's slain half brother was working as a CIA informant, Trump said he wouldn't allow that to happen.   READ MORE           Here's what Japan says happened to the F-35 that mysteriously disappeared in the Pacific   The pilot, who was pronounced dead last week, did not send out a distress signal, try to eject, or respond to warnings from the fighter's sensors.   READ MORE           The US Navy runs a gift store in Guantanamo Bay, where you can buy 'Straight Outta Gitmo' mugs, stuffed toys, and beer koozies. Here's what it's like inside.   The Cuban bay is best known as being home to the notorious US military prison. But residents there don't like talk about the prison.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006