More troops suspended pending investigations into Kirk-related posts
More than a dozen service members have been suspended or relieved of duties for social media activity related to Charlie Kirk’s death.
By Carla Babb
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Terrorists granted paid accounts, blue checks on X: Report
Some U.S.-sanctioned groups associated with terrorist organizations were able to make money from the app, according to the Tech Transparency Project.
By Riley Ceder
Marine colonel calls suicide ‘shameful,' cites ‘godless age’ and calls on Marines to ‘read some scripture’
Rising suicide rates may be linked to a “rapid cultural and technological shift” that has resulted in a “less spiritually fit” populace.
By Shawn Snow
Army investigators warn of schemes to blackmail soldiers for Bitcoin or steal social identities for romance scams
Army CID has seen a resurgence of scammers using fake Common Access Cards and sending blackmail letters in the mail, officials say.
By Kyle Rempfer
Man accused of burying his dead mom in his backyard to collect Social Security, VA benefits
An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly burying his dead mother in his backyard to continue receiving her Social Security checks and Veterans Affairs benefits.
Coast Guard officer accused of making hit list targeted Supreme Court justices, feds say
A Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling guns and compiling a hit list of prominent Democrats and network TV journalists looked at other targets: two Supreme Court justices and two executives of social media companies, according to federal prosecutors.
By Michael Kunzelman, The Associated Press
Lejeune’s 2nd Marine Division mandates ‘daily routine,’ citing poor discipline and long hair
The daily routine, which starts with morning reveille at 5:30 a.m. and ends with 4:45 p.m. liberty, also includes a breakdown of times for hygiene, fitness, chow and daily unit tasks.
By Shawn Snow
See a Ferrari ‘ruined for America’ — complete with a buff George Washington and a Statue of Liberty with laser eyes
Can it get any more American than that, folks?
By Andrea Scott
Bankrupt vets can lose their disability benefits. This new effort would protect them.
The HAVEN Act is trying to create immunity in bankruptcy cases for benefits provided by the VA and Department of Defense for disabled veterans or their surviving spouses.
By Joshua Axelrod
Here’s how to earn college credits while skipping the classes — and maybe win a $5,000 prize too
The College Board just announced its #CLEPOut Challenge, and the grand prize is $5,000 for the winning campus organization.
By Joshua Axelrod