A Texas citizen found and took possession of a loaded M4 left unattended in a truck being used by National Guardsmen on a mission at the US-Mexico border.
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Representatives are once again discussing the idea of requiring women to register for the national draft.
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In 2002, Michael Nance was sentenced to death after being convicted of murder for shooting a bystander to death following a 1993 bank robbery in which he was involved.
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The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS) is kicking back off after taking a break to review advisory boards since 2021.
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An Army officer on Fort Campbell, Kentucky was sentenced to four months in prison after being found responsible due to negligence for the death of a private.
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Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn (TN) faces disappointment as her proposed plan to ā€œde-wokeifyā€ the U.S. military died before seeing daylight this week.
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A drag queen story hour in the San Francisco Bay area was disrupted by a group of men who stormed the show, allegedly shouting hate speech aimed at members of the LGBTQ community. Authorities are investigating the incident that took place in at a children's reading event in a library as a possible hate crime.
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Nellis Air Force Base leadership warns Airmen about ā€œpre-serial killerā€ tendencies following the discovery of four mutilated cats in as many months. Security forces have finally started to investigate the animal abuse.
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In an effort to improve quality of life, innovation, and efficiency on Edwards Air Force Base, 412th Test Wing introduces Sticky McStickface, the newest mascot for their ā€œinnovation ecosystemā€ titled SparkED.
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Iraqi national Shihab Ahmed Shihab Shihab, was arrested today on federal charged linked to alleged plans to assassinate former President George W. Bush.
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Associate professor at Southwestern Law School, Rachel VanLandingham, who specializes in national security law, said:
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Alaska Representative, Dan Sullivan, is planning listening sessions to discuss the suicide epidemic among troops in Alaska. The first session will be held later this week on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. The second will be held on Fort Wainwright.
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