DJI and Autel Robotics have one year to convince skeptical national security agencies that their equipment doesn't pose a threat to the U.S.

The government may use "deadly force" against the drones if they pose an "imminent security threat," the FAA said in a Notice to Airmen.

New York has temporarily banned the flying of drones over some of the state's "critical infrastructure sites" after multiple mystery drone sightings across the country. No public safety or national security threats have been detected and the action is "purely precautionary,

Some insist these drones are piloted by intergalactic beings. Others claim they're regular airplanes. But who can say for sure?

The FAA will soon implement temporary drone flight bans over parts of New York, and is warning that deadly force could be used if violated. Billy Nolen, former acting administrator for the FAA, says the move is likely being made out of an “abundance of caution.

Mysterious drones have been reported flying over the eastern United States in recent weeks, sparking speculation and concern over who is flying them and why. Federal authorities say there's no