Federal agents stopped a boat Sunday morning heading from the Bahamas to South Florida carrying migrants from several countries, mostly from China, according to a criminal complaint.
The Army on Wednesday referred five charges, including murder and killing an unborn child, against a Hawaii-based soldier in connection with his pregnant wife’s disappearance last year.
A pair of U.S. Navy ships made a rare, two-day trip through the Taiwan Strait this week, marking the first transit of the contentious waterway under the Trump administration.
Nearly 500 Valentine’s Day cards were delivered to soldiers near the DMZ this week, marking the first time a Washington congresswoman’s annual program has reached overseas.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has released a chilling recording of what it suspects is the moment the Titan submersible imploded in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean.
A Navy detective pleaded guilty to choking a handcuffed sailor at Naval Base San Diego, lying about former excessive force complaints.
Don Graves, one of 18 from his Marine company that survived the Battle of Iwo Jima, will turn 100 on May 3. Graves spoke about his experience ahead of the 80th anniversary of the battle.
Russia’s stockpiles of Cold War-era weapons and larger population have allowed it to withstand heavy battlefield losses in Ukraine, according to an annual review of the global military situation.
A federal judge on Wednesday cleared the way for President Donald Trump ’s plan to downsize the federal workforce with a deferred resignation program.
Most Americans favor allowing transgender people to serve in the armed forces — but support has slipped in recent years, according to a new poll. A strong majority also supports allowing women to serve in combat roles.
As Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at NATO’s glass headquarters for the first time Wednesday, European leaders were bracing for difficult negotiations over how much they spend on defense.
The House Budget Committee is pushing for $100 billion in extra Pentagon spending, and the Senate Budget Committee’s resolution calls for an increase of $150 billion.
The Air Force has delayed the start of the promotion cycle for technical sergeants to review testing material and remove content related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
A Coast Guard official says the two occupants of the E/A-18G Growler were picked up after the crash and are in stable condition.
Belarusian authorities on Wednesday released an imprisoned U.S. citizen, a Belarusian journalist for a U.S.-funded media outlet and an opposition supporter. The releases were announced a day after the White House trumpeted a prisoner swap with Russia that brought home a U.S. schoolteacher.
The study was small and lasted just over two months, so it’s not the final word. But the results published Wednesday add to evidence that drugs like Ozempic might help with cravings for drugs and alcohol, not just food.
Even as some programs would be cut, money would be shifted to other Trump priorities, including a $100 billion boost in defense spending over the next decade through the Armed Services Committee and an additional $90 billion for the Homeland Security Department, which is carrying out Trump’s massive immigration deportation.
Israel’s defense minister says “all hell will break loose” if Hamas does not release three hostages as planned this weekend. The threat on Wednesday comes as mediators work to keep the fragile ceasefire from collapsing. A Hamas official now says there are “positive signals” for the release.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth participated in an early morning PT session hosted by troops from the 1st Battalion 10th Special Forces Group at Panzer Kaserne, Stuttgart, Germany.