In an interview published by the Washington Post on Wednesday, President Trump questioned whether U.S. troops should stay in the Middle East.
In an interview published by the Washington Post on Wednesday, President Trump questioned whether U.S. troops should stay in the Middle East.
United States Sgt. 1st Class Ikaika Kang pleaded guilty on Wednesday to trying to help the Islamic State.
Brigadier Gen. E. John Teichert, a Christian, is subject of a complaint from the MRFF because he posted links to articles, a Christmas video, bible verses and prayer requests on his personal website.
“The time has come to establish the United States Space Force.” With this announcement, Vice President Mike Pence told an audience at the Pentagon yesterday that the US must “meet the emerging threats on this new battlefield.”
A VA hospital in Indiana is under fire after it removed flags for the branches of the U.S. military and replaced them with a rainbow flag to celebrate Gay Pride Month.
A powerful image is capturing attention today. The photo shows a fan at the Atlanta Braves game at SunTrust park holding an umbrella over a JROTC cadet while it rained.
Thirty years ago, a unanimous act of Congress established Four Chaplains Day, as a reminder each Feb. 3 of the military’s unsung heroes: faith leaders who guide our troops during their darkest hours.
Transgender troops will be allowed to serve in the U.S. military starting Jan. 1, a federal judge has ruled.
The Pentagon paid for a sex change surgery for a transgender military member last week.
