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On Saturday, President Trump issued a warning to criminals in crime-ridden Chicago, pledging to deploy the newly-renamed Department of War in a menacing Truth Social post.

The establishment of the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group comes after more than 100 incidents that officials claim they are unable to explain

A lengthy investigation uncovered multiple instances of misconduct by Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson

A report published two months ago determined that Black service members in the Air Force are more prone to being investigated, arrested, and discharged due to misconduct

President Biden made a historic move by nominating Austin. However, choosing a retired general challenges the fundamental democratic principle of civilian oversight of the military

Reporters stunned by Miller's odd, rambling comments.

"It's utterly irresponsible," said the president-elect on Monday

“This is some crazy thinking going on inside that White House," warned Gen. Barry McCaffrey.

The case won't be presented until the winter, and it's uncertain how the results of the presidential election might influence it

A Washington Post report shows most of the money given to the Department of Defense to fight coronavirus went to defense contractors.

Questions have mounted about whether the Trump administration is rushing out the vaccine to help the president’s reelection chances.

Stars and Stripes, which first started publishing during the Civil War, was initially scheduled to shutter its newsroom by the end of September.

Isn't he the leader of the armed forces?

A Pentagon consultant made the revelation to The New York Times.

Glenn Fine had been assigned to oversee the federal government's coronavirus relief expenditure before being dismissed last month

We inquired if the Army has coronavirus testing kits available at every overseas base. They are still unable to provide us with a definite yes or no response

They're conducting lessons online, but still being asked to do it from school.

In a memo, the president stated that dismantling the unions would provide "maximum flexibility."

The Department of Health and Human Services asked for accommodations for individuals who might need to be quarantined when entering the U.S. from abroad

Some officials were skeptical of reports of "imminent attacks" by Iran against U.S. targets, according to The New York Times.