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Federal authorities served over a dozen search warrants in Phoenix, sparking protests and community outrage.
The USS Abraham Lincoln and three warships have arrived in the Middle East, escalating potential U.S. military action amid Iran's protest crackdown.
USACE replaces Little Rock commander, citing leadership concerns amid efforts to enhance accountability and efficiency in civil projects.
Yemen's Houthi rebels threaten Red Sea attacks amid U.S.-Iran tensions. Iran warns of a strong response to potential U.S. or Israeli actions.
Captain William H. Dabney led a heroic stand during the 1968 Siege of Khe Sanh, commanding India Company on Hill 881 South against overwhelming odds.
Arizona's AG launches a website for reporting potential unlawful activities by ICE and other federal agents after a fatal shooting.
After serving in the Marine Corps, Michael D’Angelo now gives back by bringing laughter to troops with his Rapid Fire Comedy Tour.
Capt. Douglas Whimpey was relieved from his role as commodore of 1 NCR due to a “loss of confidence in his ability to command,” the Navy stated.
The USS Cincinnati's historic visit to Cambodia's Ream Naval Base marks the first U.S. warship docking since China's renovation, amid strategic tensions.