Pentagon's Top Doctor Defends $61 Billion Military Health Budget
Dr. Steve Ferrara advocates for the military health system, ensuring it's a "force multiplier" and essential to U.S. military readiness.
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The dismissal of Gen. Charles Q. Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was unexpected. Trump nominated Dan Caine, raising concerns over military politicization.
The Marine Corps has launched a pilot program allowing senior enlisted Marines to reenlist until their service limit without frequent paperwork.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces renaming of Fort Moore back to Fort Benning, honoring WWI hero Cpl. Fred G. Benning.
Union members at Groton's Submarine Base Fire Department raise concerns over potential firefighter layoffs amid federal workforce cuts by the Trump Administration.
The recent firing of top military legal officers by the Trump administration raises concerns about politicizing military law and its implications. Military experts warn about potential impacts on legal advice integrity within the ranks.
The Supreme Court declined to review the Feres doctrine case, despite Justice Thomas's dissent calling the rule "indefensible and senseless."
U.S. and Mexican forces to start synchronized border patrols, highlighting Trump's aggressive stance on border security. Pentagon details remain limited.
Turtle Back Zoo Celebrates Eagles' Super Bowl Win with Bald Eagle Freedom
Freedom, the bald eagle, became a star at Turtle Back Zoo after a dramatic rescue from a Minnesota tree.
Marine Lance Cpl. Zayne Melton, 22, was charged with felony sex offenses against a minor at Camp Lejeune. His bond is set at $800,000.