Judge rules military can't turn away HIV-positive enlistees
A federal judge ruled this week that the U.S. military cannot bar enlistees who have undetectable viral loads of HIV, eliminating the last major barrier in the armed forces for asymptomatic...
View ArticlePentagon blasts Houthis for striking oil tanker, creating 'environmental...
The Pentagon on Thursday blasted Houthi rebels for striking an oil tanker and creating an "environmental disaster" in the Red Sea after the merchant vessel was lit ablaze with a million barrels of...
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Pentagon takes aim at Houthis
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View ArticleCease-fire deal collapse threatens to ignite Middle East conflict
The apparent collapse of a Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal is spurring fears that a major escalation of conflict in the Middle East is around the corner. Secretary of State Antony Blinken...
View ArticleSullivan expected to lay groundwork for Biden-Xi meeting during China trip
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan will travel next week to China, where he will discuss key global issues and look to set up another meeting between President Biden and Chinese...
View ArticleUS hits Chinese companies with new sanctions over Russia-Ukraine war
The U.S. on Friday sanctioned a long list of Chinese and Russian companies over their support for Moscow's war in Ukraine, as the Biden administration looks to sharpen its tools aimed at crippling...
View ArticleHarris remarks, DNC snub leave pro-Palestinian activists fuming
Vice President Harris sought to give voice to the suffering in Gaza during her presidential nomination acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, but many pro-Palestinian activists were...
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Harris DNC speech disappoints pro-Palestinian activists
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View ArticleUS did not directly defend Israel in Hezbollah attack, Pentagon says
The U.S. did not shoot down incoming rockets or drones when Hezbollah launched a major attack on Israel over the weekend, but American officials did provide intelligence support, the Pentagon said...
View ArticleTrump sharpens Afghanistan attack against Biden, Harris on Kabul airport...
Former President Trump on Monday slammed President Biden and Vice President Harris for overseeing a "collapse of American credibility and respect" in Afghanistan on the three-year anniversary of a...
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Middle East tensions cool, but fears remain high
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View ArticleUS Army soldier who fled to North Korea will plead guilty
U.S. Army Pvt. Travis King is expected to plead guilty to several charges the military has brought against him, according to his lawyer. King was deployed to South Korea but expected to return home in...
View ArticleRussia has diverted 30,000 troops from Ukraine to defend Kursk, says Kyiv
Russia has diverted some 30,000 troops from the front lines in eastern Ukraine to the Kursk region, the top Ukrainian commander said Tuesday. Col. Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, Ukraine's commander-in-chief,...
View ArticleTop lawmakers on China panel press US, drone company CEO on DJI threat
The top lawmakers on the House China select committee sent letters this month to the Commerce Department and the head of a newly formed American business that has alleged ties to Chinese drone maker...
View ArticleWatchdog highlights internal pushback to Gaza pier before Biden approval
The Biden administration pushed ahead with the construction of a humanitarian aid pier off the coast of Gaza despite internal warnings that such an effort would face serious challenges, a government...
View ArticleChinese general tells US national security adviser to stop 'collusion' with...
A top Chinese general on Thursday told White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan that the U.S. must stop its "collusion" with Taiwan, during a high-stakes meeting in Beijing. Gen. Zhang...
View ArticleArmy says cemetery staffer was 'abruptly pushed aside' in Trump campaign...
The Army on Thursday defended the Arlington National Cemetery staffer at the center of the controversy involving former President Trump's visit for a wreath-laying ceremony earlier this week. An Army...
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Army defends staffer at Arlington National Cemetery
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View ArticleTerrorism threats on the rise 3 years after Afghanistan exit
Threats from terrorist groups such as ISIS are again surging across the globe three years after the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan, an exit that marked a new phase in the war on terrorism. ISIS has...
View ArticleDemocrats see opening to attack Trump on military after Arlington altercation
Democrats and left-leaning veterans groups see an opening to attack former President Trump on his record with service members after an altercation between an Arlington National Cemetery staffer and...
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