Planning Commission Approves White House Ballroom After Judge's Ruling A federal panel approved the plan even after a judge halted construction earlier this week.
Three Generals Ousted as Pentagon Shakeup Hits War Command Hegseth's move represents a rare leadership shakeup, raising questions about strategy and command stability.
New Hegseth Order Lets Troops Carry Personal Firearms on Base Commanders must justify any denial in writing under the new policy, putting the burden on base leaders.
Military Service Member Suicides Fell in 2024 but Overall Trends Remain The number of service member suicides dropped by 60 deaths, though trends have remained mostly stagnant since 2011.
Amazon Raises Seller Shipping Costs As Fuel, Energy Spikes Due to Iran War Amazon follows other companies like UPS and FedEx in adding surcharge costs to shipments.
Georgia Runoff: 40-Year Vet Looks to Pull Major Upset in MTG's Old District Ret. Brig. Gen. Shawn Harris is vying to replace the seat left behind by former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Iranian President Questions ‘America First’ Agenda in Letter Hours Before Trump’s US Address "Exactly which of the American people’s interests are truly being served by this war?” Masoud Pezeshkian wrote.
Pilot Survives F-35 Fighter Jet Crash in Southern Nevada The unidentified pilot is from Nellis Air Force Base. It is unclear what led to the crash as of Tuesday afternoon.
Hegseth Lifts Army Personnel Suspension Over Kid Rock Helicopter Incident The incident last weekend drew criticism but the musician defended it on social media.
Homeland Security: ICE Won’t Arrest Non-US Citizens at Marine Graduations DHS emphatically called reports "false" while the Marines acknowledged it's the "first time" recently that federal officials...
