A man charged with multiple shootings near Atlanta, killing three, including a DHS employee, died in jail. No foul play is suspected.
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The Marine Corps has upgraded valor awards for Company G, 2d Battalion, 1st Marines, recognizing their heroic actions during the 2021 Kabul attack.
The Supreme Court ruled U.S. troops can sue military contractors for injuries, siding with a soldier hurt in a Bagram Airfield attack.
Sen. Mark Kelly's campaign funds surged after Trump accused him of sedition, raising $26 million in six months.
U.S. Navy Reviews Ford-Class Carrier Costs Amid Criticism
Navy Secretary John Phelan considers canceling future Ford-class carriers due to cost concerns and Trump’s tech criticisms.
The Air Force will extend the A-10 Thunderbolt II's service life to 2030, reversing a planned 2029 retirement to maintain combat power.
The U.S. State Department is imposing visa restrictions on 75 individuals linked to the Sinaloa cartel and their associates.
On a gym floor in LA, vets and athletes unite through Merging Vets & Players (MVP), finding connection and identity post-uniform.
During April's Month of the Military Child, WWE stars visited Nellis AFB for WrestleMania week, surprising airmen with tickets and joining Purple Up Day celebrations.
Boeing successfully tested an autonomous landing of a U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook using A2X software, advancing military aircraft autonomy.