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CIA tracked Iranian leaders for months ahead of attacks that began with 3 strikes in 60 seconds

The eventual barrage of U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran came so quickly that they were nearly simultaneous, an Israeli military official said Sunday.

6 weeks ago

Transgender youths are targeted in Scouting America changes pushed by Pentagon

Under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the Pentagon has taken aim at the military’s partnership with Scouting America.

6 weeks ago

Army soldier sentenced for murder of wife, a fellow soldier

Staff Sgt. John Gitau Mwangi pleaded guilty to the unpremeditated murder of Sgt. Esther N. Gitau at his Dec. 12 court-martial.

4 months ago

Drill sergeants accused of sexual misconduct, abusing authority

Two drill sergeants are facing possible court-martial after Army investigators found evidence that they abused their authority over trainees.

4 months ago

‘All for nothing’: Air Force trans troops sue over revoked retirement

Seventeen transgender service members filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for revoking the opportunity for early retirement.

By Riley Ceder and Cristina Stassis

5 months ago

Supreme Court weighs if contractor can be sued for wartime negligence

Justices were skeptical Monday that the case was an exception to other lawsuits against defense contractors, which usually get immunity in such litigation.

By Patricia Kime

5 months ago