A U.S. Army soldier, Gannon Ken Van Dyke, faces charges for allegedly using classified info to bet on Venezuelan President Maduro's capture.
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A U.S. Army captain alleges her chaplain supervisor made a racially charged remark, sparking official and media attention but yielding divided narratives.
Sapper, an 8-year-old husky at Fort Bragg's USO Center, wins 2026 Canine Volunteer of the Year. He greets 13,000 people monthly.
Ret. Brig. Gen. Don L. Scott's podcast "US@250&YOU" explores America's diversity, DEI progress, and the national divide as the nation nears its 250th anniversary.
The Supreme Court ruled U.S. troops can sue military contractors for injuries, siding with a soldier hurt in a Bagram Airfield attack.
On a gym floor in LA, vets and athletes unite through Merging Vets & Players (MVP), finding connection and identity post-uniform.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's Midwest Region hosted a military breakfast in Indianapolis, honoring veteran members for their service and community impact.
Two soldiers were injured by a bear during a training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. They used bear spray and are receiving medical care.
Texas Tech star Jacob Rodriguez gears up for the NFL Draft while cherishing moments with his Army pilot wife. Their long-distance journey, marked by dedication, highlights the balance of dreams and duty.
Seventy-three ex-military leaders file a legal brief defending Sen. Mark Kelly against the Trump administration's retaliation over a controversial video.