Chaos in Mexico subsides after cartel leader's death. U.S. veteran-led group aids citizens amid violence, with efforts normalizing travel and safety.
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U.S. Army Embraces AI and Tele-Maintenance for Remote Repairs
AI and tele-maintenance improve efficiency and support troops in remote areas, ensuring critical equipment reliability.
The EEOC ruled against a transgender Army IT specialist's bathroom access appeal, citing Trump's executive order. Dissent arose from EEOC's sole Democrat.
In 1944, 43 Black soldiers were charged after Italian POW Guglielmo Olivotto was found dead at Fort Lawton, Seattle. Convictions stood for 63 years.
President Trump, during the 2026 State of the Union, awarded Medals of Honor to two heroes, highlighting their acts of extraordinary courage.
Over 200 participants tested their drone skills in the inaugural Best Drone Warfighter Competition, a key event for U.S. military innovation.
The U.S. Army defended its color guard at a Christian event with Defense Secretary Hegseth, emphasizing its "patriotic" and neutral stance.
Ray Curtis, North Dakota's oldest veteran, recently turned 109. He survived the Great Depression, served in WWII, and believes in staying active.
The Plainfield, IL post office may soon be renamed to honor fallen hero Staff Sgt. Jose Dueñez Jr., thanks to legislation by Rep. Lauren Underwood.
Montel Williams, a veteran and TV host, supports fellow veterans through "Military Makeover," offering home renovations and heartfelt connections.