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Trump Merchandise Raises Eyebrows with "Trump 2028" Label Despite Constitutional Ban
Donald Trump's online store is selling "Trump 2028" merchandise, despite him being constitutionally barred from running for a third presidential term.
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Military Leaders Warn of Readiness Risks
US military leaders warn that flat defense spending in a temporary budget will harm readiness and modernization efforts, posing risks to national security.
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Wildfire Breaks Out at New Jersey Munitions Facility During Scheduled Weapons Testing
A wildfire ignited during scheduled weapons testing at New Jersey's Warren Grove Air to Ground Range, covering 150 acres but posing no immediate threat to structures.
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Gun Rights Groups Challenge California's New Firearm and Ammunition Tax in Court
Gun rights groups filed a lawsuit challenging California's new 11% tax on firearm and ammunition sales, claiming it violates the Second Amendment.
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Julian Assange to Plead Guilty and Return to Australia in Deal with U.S. Justice Department
Julian Assange will plead guilty to leaking U.S. secrets and return to Australia under a Justice Department deal.
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SpaceX Prepares for 10th Falcon Heavy Launch with Weather Satellite
SpaceX is set to launch the GOES-U weather satellite aboard its Falcon Heavy rocket on Tuesday, marking the rocket's 10th mission.
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Senate wants to go back to the old Army Physical Fitness Test
The Senate Armed Services Committee has released a draft summary of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that seeks to kill the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) and revert to the previous Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT).
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5th SFAB Commander sh*t-canned
The Commander of the 5th SFAB (Security Force Assistance Brigade), Col. Jonathan Chung, has been relieved of his command, while other officers within the brigade face ongoing investigations into their conduct. The events unfolded following a detailed investigation by Military.com, which shed light on systemic issues within the brigade and raised concerns about the conduct and performance of its leadership.
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Military retirees f---ed out out of base access
Military retirees living in Turkey were notified that their access to US bases in the country will be terminated starting October 1st. This decision conveyed through a memorandum from Air Force Col. Calvin B. Powell, has sparked concerns among the small community of retirees living in the region.
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Retired Green Beret says identity politics are ‘just a distraction’
Retired Green Beret Michael R. Carmichael, a former Army Special Forces chief warrant officer and the founder of a nonprofit organization that supports veterans dealing with suicidal ideation, shared his perspective on the presence of identity politics in the military. Carmichael contended that this growing tendency weakens the unity essential for fulfilling the primary objective of safeguarding the nation.
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Military families battle mold, rodents, neglect
Military families stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state are facing persistent challenges with their on-base housing, including issues with mold, rodents, and more. Despite the implementation of the Tenant Bill of Rights and efforts to improve housing conditions, families continue to grapple with inadequate living conditions and a lack of effective remedies.
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Bipartisan efforts against price gouging by military contractors gains momentum
In an ongoing battle to curb price gouging by military contractors, lawmakers once again target the issue with renewed enthusiasm. A bipartisan group of legislators has reintroduced the Stop Price Gouging the Military Act, spearheaded by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative John Raymond Garamendi.
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