The Pentagon is tasked with detaining migrants at Guantanamo Bay per Trump's directive, raising questions about capacity and legal criteria.
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Yemen's Houthis limit Red Sea attacks to Israeli ships amid Gaza ceasefire. Threats may resume against U.S./UK if aggression occurs.
A Florida jury found CNN defamed a Navy vet in a 2021 story on Afghan rescues, awarding $5M in damages. CNN awaits punitive damage verdict.
As the Biden era ends, U.S. military voices grow candid on Red Sea conflict tactics, costs, and looming challenges for the next administration.
The Navy will name two new Ford-class carriers after Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, honoring their legacy and leadership.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president, returns to Washington for a state funeral. President Biden will deliver a eulogy at the National Cathedral.
The Navy seeks to expand mine warfare training in Hawaii and California. An EIS, open for community input, details plans for new training ranges.
The corruption case against retired Adm. Robert Burke faces challenges as motions to dismiss evidence from a key witness are filed.
The UK plans to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, despite the new Mauritian leader's hesitations. The Diego Garcia base remains pivotal.
The Navy halts accountability actions for two officers linked to SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen's 2022 death, opting against serious discipline.