Trump's border wall projects continue in San Diego, facing legal and environmental challenges. Migrant encounters drop; military support grows.
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Eagle Field, a WWII pilot training base in Central California, was sold. Known for its unique amenities, it later hosted drag races and events.
The Pentagon restored webpages on Navajo Code Talkers, crucial WW2 contributors, after a DEI purge mistakenly erased them. Navajo Nation praises the fix.
Military plans may cut U.S. troop presence at Guantanamo Bay by half, as no detainees remain and legal challenges persist. Decisions pending.
Arizona State University's violent crime dashboard now allows custom data downloads and features new filters for users.
Iran denies aiding Yemen's Houthis after US airstrikes. Trump warns Tehran will be held accountable. Strikes kill 31, including children.
The Marine Corps' new policy may lead to the separation of troops with pseudofolliculitis barbae if their condition persists, raising concerns about its impact on Black service members.
The Army has resumed funding for travel to remote ASVAB testing sites, reversing a recent decision that halted the program.
In honor of K-9 Veterans Day, Air Force Tech Sgt. Blair Pembleton was part of a demo showcasing military dogs' skills at Peterson Space Force Base.
A routine training flight turned tragic when two Ospreys collided near Australia's Melville Island. Capt. Watson and his team faced chaos.