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Space Force sets wear date for training gear, updates dress guidance

Six years after the U.S. Space Force’s founding and four years after the new service’s dress uniform development process began,

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers removed the commander of its Little Rock District last week, citing a loss of

The Defense Health Agency has clarified the U.S. military’s policy regarding chaperones during medical exams following several prominent cases of

After the U.S. Marine raid on Makin Island on Aug. 17-18, 1942, Japanese garrisons in the Gilbert and Marshall islands

Heading into President Donald Trump’s second term, coal looked like an industry nearing the end of its life. Utilities planned

It is a cloudy, humid September morning near the end of monsoon season in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh and

The Pentagon has ordered about 1,500 active duty soldiers to be ready in case of a possible deployment to Minnesota,

U.S. lawmakers in two red states are attempting to shield the fossil fuel industry from climate liability. In Oklahoma, a

U.S. forces on Friday killed a terror leader in Syria who officials say had ties to the ISIS insurgent who

The anti‑government protests sweeping across Iran, from major cities to rural towns, are fueled by anger over economic collapse and