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Defense Secretary Hegseth Announces Purple Hearts for West Virginia Guardsmen Ambushed in D.C.

Prosecutors are pursuing charges that could make the Afghan suspect death-penalty eligible after a nine-count arraignment this week.

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Trump Tells Family Fallen Soldier Michael Ollis Will Receive Medal of Honor

Army Posthumously Commissions Seven UH ROTC Cadets Killed in WWII

IDF Says Rafah Firefight Killed Six Militants, Straining Gaza Ceasefire

Hegseth Showcases Rocket Lab on ‘Arsenal of Freedom’ Tour, Vows to Reward Fast, Scalable Production

IDF Reports Highest Active-Duty Soldier Suicides Since 2010 as Probe Opens Into U.S.-Born Lone Soldier’s Death

Kim Jong-un Touts New Rocket Launchers, Oversees Long-Range Cruise Missile Tests

Belarus Sets Combat Patrol Areas for Russian Oreshnik Missile Complex

Indian Army Soldier Dies During Teesta Rafting Training in Sikkim

Tucker Carlson Touts Closer Ties to Trump After Wrong ‘War’ Prediction

Argentine Army Confirms Soldier’s Death in Mendoza, Third Case Reported in a Week

U.S. Sinks Three Boats in Eastern Pacific Strikes, Killing Eight, SOUTHCOM Says

Medvedev Says Russia Has Nearly Met 2025 Contract Military Recruitment Goals

Gaza Health Ministry Reports Surge in Death Toll, Figures Not Independently Verified

Bologna University Declines Army Request for Philosophy Degree as Ministers Rebuke Decision

Russia Says Its Forces Advance in Krasnoarmeysk and Dimitrov, Releases Footage From Shakhtersky

Walong Day Marks 1962 Sacrifice as Arunachal DyCM Pledges Heritage-Tourism Push

Report Finds Military Powers 22% of San Diego Economy as Defense Outlays Dip 3%

Russia Formally Launches Unmanned Systems Forces to Centralize Drone Warfare

Russian Courts Issue Lengthy Sentences for Anti‑Military Vandalism and Fake‑Wound Fraud