Japanese police are investigating email threats that targeted 32 U.S. military installations on Okinawa, warning of planned explosions unless a ransom is paid.

Individuals exposed to jet-fuel tainted tap water near Pearl Harbor in late 2021 were more likely to experience new migraines and esophagus inflammation than others living nearby but not exposed to the water, according to a Defense Department study released last month.

Soldiers, family members and friends gathered at the Fort Belvoir base chapel on Wednesday night for a candle vigil to honor three Army crew members who were killed when their helicopter collided in midair with a commercial jet over the Potomac River in Washington.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has deployed National Guard troops to secure state-run prisons amid a wildcat strike by corrections workers.

A five-month renovation project at this U.S. fighter base has improved living conditions for about 1,500 airmen, adding new entertainment options and upgraded laundry facilities.

Flooding across Kentucky began Friday and has claimed at least 14 lives, according to state officials. More than 250 Kentucky Guard troops are working in the aftermath of the flooding and the winter weather.

The service has contracted about 14,000 recruits since October, according to a post shared by the Navy to the social media site X. Of those, more than 12,700 have shipped out to Great Lakes, Ill., for basic training.

Sgt. Jonathan M. Lee, 27, is charged with first-degree murder and remained in the Geary County Detention Center on Wednesday with bond set at $1 million.

A joint Air Force and Space Force team successfully launched an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile early morning on Wednesday from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

Navy inspectors are evaluating the structural integrity of the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman after a collision with a cargo ship last week left scrapes and gashes along its right back end, including the hull.