President Trump criticizes Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Truth Social, reviving allegations about his military record, while Blumenthal defends his service.
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Democrat Amy McGrath, a retired Marine aviator, enters the 2026 Senate race in Kentucky, pledging to counter authoritarianism and uphold democracy.
Ken Budd tirelessly sought his brother Robert, a WWII Marine lost in Guadalcanal. After years, Robert's remains were found and returned home, reuniting the brothers.
A man with a lit flare attempted to board a Marine Corps helicopter at Camp Pendleton, marking his fourth trespassing incident since 2022.
The U.S. Marines propose airspace restrictions over California's Johnson Valley, sparking concerns among off-roaders about public land access and safety.
A Marine family sued base housing providers after their 8-year-old son died in a bike crash at Camp Pendleton, alleging overgrown hedges obstructed views. The lawsuit claims negligence in maintaining the property, posing a risk to children like Lucas Antczak.
GROTON, Conn. – A military vet once held on $1M bond for threats to shoot school children is out of jail, receiving mental health treatment.
AI agents, powered by language models, are poised to transform military command by automating tasks and enhancing efficiency, while retaining human oversight.
A federal judge in San Francisco will examine if the Trump administration broke federal law by deploying National Guard to LA after protests.
The U.S. Navy is launching a new destroyer named after Lance Corporal Kyle Carpenter, a Medal of Honor recipient who heroically saved a fellow Marine in 2010.