Hundreds of Bath Iron Works employees in Maine strike over wage disputes, rejecting a proposed offer. The shipyard plans to maintain operations.
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Federal government agrees to offset costs and set up oversight for new DHS immigration facility in Surprise, Arizona.
Sen. Lindsey Graham urged Trump to order Marines to seize Iran's Kharg Island, citing Iwo Jima. His call faced backlash from GOP colleagues.
Norfolk Navy vet Callahan Kessler sentenced to 4 years for assaulting his wife. Convicted of strangulation, abduction; case involved security footage.
Poland Eyes Joining Global Combat Air Programme
Polish Deputy State Assets Minister Konrad Gołota announced Poland's interest in joining GCAP to develop a sixth-gen fighter jet.
The USO honors seven service members in 2026 for their extraordinary bravery and dedication, surpassing the call of duty in various heroic acts.
Anthony Robinson was shocked by $8,000 in hospital bills for kidney stones, but charity care waived the cost entirely.
Iran launched missiles at Diego Garcia, a strategic UK-US military base, but the attack was unsuccessful. Diego Garcia is crucial for US operations.
Robert S. Mueller III, former FBI director and special counsel in the Trump-Russia probe, has died at 81. Known for transforming the FBI post-9/11 and his commitment to public service, Mueller's legacy includes high-profile investigations and an unwavering dedication to the rule of law.
President Trump sent mixed signals about the Iran war, talking of winding down while deploying more troops and lifting some oil sanctions.