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Man Arrested After Sledgehammer Attack Decapitates Iwo Jima Statue Near Quantico
A man allegedly smashed a historic Marine Corps monument with a sledgehammer, knocking the head off one of the depicted Marines. Police estimate the damage could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair, and investigators have not disclosed a motive.
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Pentagon Plans to Test Heat-Ray Weapon at U.S.-Mexico Border
A weapon that makes people feel as if their skin is burning could soon be tested for border enforcement. The Pentagon has approved a seven-month evaluation, raising questions about how far military technology should go in civilian operations.
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A Food Pantry Opened Inside a VA Medical Center.
Veterans seeking medical care in Orlando now have another place to turn when groceries become difficult to afford. The new pantry offers free food, as changes to federal assistance rules raise fresh concerns about support for vulnerable veterans.
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73 Young Recruits Killed in Houthi Missile Strike on Yemen Training Camp
A ballistic missile attack struck a military training camp as young recruits stood in formation, killing at least 73 and injuring more than 200, according to Yemeni officials. The attack has become one of the deadliest blows in the country’s renewed civil war.
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Four Canadian Soldiers Dead After Fire Traps Troops During Military Training
A grass fire turned deadly during a live-fire exercise at a Canadian military base, killing four soldiers and sending 39 people to hospitals. Officials say sudden winds drove the flames forward so quickly that troops had less than a minute to react.
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Police Find Homemade .50-Caliber Rifle Capable of Firing Machine-Gun Rounds
A Southern California police investigation led to the seizure of a fully functional homemade rifle powerful enough to fire Browning Machine Gun rounds. Authorities say the weapon lacked important safety components, and the person found with it was legally barred from possessing firearms.
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The Army Built an Amazon for Drones. It Has Already Sold $800 Million
The $800 million figure was reported by Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle at the October 12, 2026, AUSA conference.
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Philadelphia Officer Killed in Shooting Leaves Two Young Children Behind
Officer Shane Seiber, 40, was killed while responding to a call in West Philadelphia, leaving behind a wife, a seven-year-old son and a three-year-old daughter. His partner was shot 12 times and remains hospitalized as a suspect and faces murder and attempted-murder charges.
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U.S. Fighter Jet Hits Cargo Ship Trying to Run Iran Blockade
A commercial cargo ship ignored repeated U.S. military warnings. Then an American fighter jet struck its stern, leaving the vessel unable to move under its own power.
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Pentagon Plans to Livestream Fort Hood Shooter’s Execution
The U.S. military is preparing to do something it has not done in modern times: livestream an execution to the public. The man at the center of the decision is Nidal Malik Hasan, the former Army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009.
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Viagra Showed Promise for Blast Brain Injuries in Rats
A drug best known for treating erectile dysfunction may offer a surprising lead in the fight against blast-related brain injuries. Researchers found that sildenafil improved several brain abnormalities in rats, with benefits still appearing when treatment began eight weeks after exposure.
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$26 Million TRICARE Scam Bought a Gold-Plated Cybertruck
A Texas mental health clinic owner has been convicted of defrauding the military’s health insurance program out of millions of dollars. Prosecutors say the money helped pay for luxury hotels, casino parties and a gold-plated Tesla Cybertruck worth more than $100,000.
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