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Miniseries offers deep dive into misconceptions and complexities of Ulysses S. Grant
The miniseries premieres this Memorial Day, May 25.
San Diego sailor’s fatal stabbing was the grim conclusion of a Navy love triangle
The wife testified that she had been dating the man accused of murdering her husband.
By Jon Simkins
Navy fires CO of destroyer Hopper, the fourth reported command firing in May
Cmdr. Jeffrey Tamulevich was fired this week over "evidence of misconduct involving alleged fraternization," Navy officials said .
China says US warship violated sovereignty near Scarborough
The Chinese government on Saturday accused the U.S. of trespassing in its territorial waters when a U.S. guided missile destroyer sailed near a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.
US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
By Shawn Snow
Marine veteran is being detained by US-backed Syrian fighters
The former U.S. Marine reportedly sought out help from U.S. troops in Syria, but was turned away.
By Shawn Snow