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Western Special Forces Veterans May Have Trained Russians in Europe
A leaked intelligence assessment alleges that former Western special forces personnel may have trained Russian citizens, including active-duty military personnel, at private training facilities in Bulgaria and Serbia.
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861 U.S. Troops Wounded in Iran War, Pentagon Records Show
The Pentagonās public casualty database lists 861 U.S. service members as wounded since the Iran conflict began on February 28, while 19 deaths are officially recorded in the same system.
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An Army Veteran Spent 30 Days in Jail After Flock Cameras Placed His Car Near a Shooting
An Army veteran and doctoral student spent 30 days in a Georgia jail after investigators connected his vehicle to a road-rage shooting. The charges were later dismissed with prejudice, and he is now suing the City of Atlanta over his arrest.
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A Stranger Spotted Three Vans Near a U.S. Air Base. Then Police Found Explosives
A late-night call from a local resident set off a major security operation near a U.S.-used British air base. Within hours, five men were in custody, three vans were surrounded by a 400-meter cordon, and 85 nearby households had been evacuated.
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Generals Challenged the Iran War. Then the Pentagon Scrubbed Their Secret Orders
Senior U.S. military commanders formally warned that the Iran war was stretching American forces too far. Days later, the Pentagon removed decades of related classified orders from a secret military network.
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Young U.S. Veterans Carry More āForever Chemicalsā Than Civilians, Study Finds
They served in the military. Years later, some may still be carrying traces of chemicals linked to serious health concerns. A new Brown University study has found that younger U.S. military veterans have significantly higher levels of PFAS, commonly known as āforever chemicals,ā in their blood than civilians of the same age.
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TSA Is Giving Military Families a Faster Way Through Airport Security
For millions of Americans, airport security means standing in a long line while watching the clock. For service members, veterans and military families, the TSA now has a different route: show your military ID and, at participating airports, move toward the front.
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Florida Man Allegedly Tries to Hire a Hitman Over a Drone Dispute
A dispute over a drone allegedly escalated into a murder-for-hire plot inside a Florida jail. Investigators say a 69-year-old man offered a fellow inmate $5,000 to kill his neighbor, then gave him information that could help locate the intended target.
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How a Global War Could Emerge From Several Regional Conflicts - Recap
Iran is already fighting the United States. Yemenās Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia. North Korea is firing ballistic missiles again. And behind these flashpoints sit nuclear powers, military alliances and rival superpowers. None of this means World War III is inevitable, but the connections between these conflicts show how quickly a regional crisis could become something much larger.
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LA Crash Kills 2. Then the News Helicopter Covering It Falls From the Sky
A deadly Los Angeles bus crash had already killed two people when a second tragedy unfolded just blocks away.
A news helicopter covering the first crash suddenly lost altitude and plunged from the sky, killing a reporter, her pilot and a man on the ground.
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VA Awards $1.17 Billion to Fight Veteran Homelessness
The Department of Veterans Affairs is putting a record $1.17 billion behind a problem that still affects thousands of Americans who once wore the uniform. The money will go to 680 organizations nationwide to help homeless Veterans and those at immediate risk of losing their homes. The funding comes after the VA housed 51,936 homeless Veterans in fiscal year 2025, its highest total in seven years.
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90 Sailors Return From Sea to Find the Navy Towed Their Cars
About 90 sailors aboard the USS Kearsarge returned to Naval Station Norfolk after 10 days at sea, only to discover their cars had been towed. The vehicles had been left in a fenced lot near Pier 14 during a base concert, leaving sailors waiting for hours at the impound lot to get them back.
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