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From vet to talk show icon: six lesser-known facts about Jerry Springer
Jerry Springer is a household name in the world of television, known for his outrageous talk show and larger-than-life personality. But there’s more to this TV legend than meets the eye.
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Fort once named for Gen. Lee to honor black officers
In a significant move towards recognizing and celebrating Black contributions to the US Armed Forces, the Army has announced that a fort previously named after Robert E. Lee will now honor two pioneering Black officers.
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U.S. military leak suspect Jack Douglas Teixeira remains in custody following hearing
Prosecution fears Teixeira poses flight risk, threatens national security while attorneys request release
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Black powder shortage reveals vulnerabilities in US military material production
The US military has been left with a shortage of black powder after a Louisiana factory that produced the substance suffered a catastrophic explosion last year. The Minden plant, which is the only facility in the US producing the highly explosive material, was badly damaged in the incident.
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Navy SEALs and Army SF involved in evacuating Americans from Sudan
Britain, France, Greece, Italy also evacuated staff from Sudan due to violence
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Russian private military company uses multimedia propaganda to promote Kremlin policies
Wagner group's multimedia propaganda campaign marks significant shift from previous secretive approach
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Five Indian soldiers killed in militant attack in Kashmir
Five Indian soldiers were killed on Thursday in a militant attack in the southern Rajouri sector of Indian-administered Kashmir, according to the Indian military.
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Russia forcing Ukrainian children into military-patriotic camps
In a disturbing revelation, a Ukrainian defense official has accused Russia of forcing Ukrainian children to attend "military patriotic education" camps in Crimea. The official stated that this was an attempt by Russia to instill pro-Russian sentiment in the children and to groom them to serve in the Russian military.
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U.S. transfers Guantanamo detainee to home country of Algeria
Guantanamo Bay detention center was established by former President George W. Bush in 2002 to hold and interrogate prisoners suspected of having links to al-Qaida or the Taliban
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Sudan in turmoil: Army and RSF clash, leaving dozens dead
Sudan has been plunged into violence once again as the army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have clashed over control of key sites, resulting in the deaths of at least 56 civilians, according to the Sudanese Doctors’ Committee.
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Russia makes draft dodging even harder
In a move that could have significant implications for Russia’s military and society, the country’s government has announced plans to overhaul its draft system, making it nearly impossible for young men to avoid military conscription.
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Florida teacher charged for letting students fight in class
A 23-year-old middle school teacher in Florida has been arrested for allegedly allowing her students to fight in her classroom during school hours.
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