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US cancels joint marine drills with South Korea over Iran war-related force constraints

The United States canceled a joint amphibious landing drill scheduled for next month with South Korea, Seoul’s Marine Corps said

ICE detained an Army sergeant’s wife. His family is still waiting for answers.

When masked agents pounded on the windows of the family vehicle, Army Sgt. Hedar Leonel Turcios Juárez’s six-year-old daughter started

Living with drought has taught pastoralists lessons the world needs

Cattle are a central part of the identity of Andrew Msami’s Maasai community in northeast Tanzania. Herd size determines social

Tennessee helped usher in the nuclear age. It wants to lead the way again.

Luther “Sunny” Miller is nearly 80, but in his younger days, he worked at Aerojet, a rocket and missile manufacturer

Trump ordered to release billions in climate grants meant for Black communities

Dominika Parry never stopped fighting for Jackson, Mississippi, residents even after the Trump administration terminated a multibillion-dollar program last year

Firefighters sound alarm as US faces critical staffing shortage: ‘We don’t have enough people’

The U.S. has faced a critical shortage of firefighters at the Forest Service, or USFS, this summer as thousands of

Some military barracks ‘chronically neglected’ due to $285 billion in maintenance backlogs, GAO finds

The Department of Defense does not request enough funding to fully meet its installation maintenance and major improvement needs, a

Marine Corps may charter more commercial vessels amid experimentation efforts

There’s a new addition to the fleet of maritime vessels serving the Marine Corps in the Pacific, and its name

Solar buoyed Europe’s grid amid record-breaking heat and drought this summer

Repeated record-breaking heat waves cooked the European continent this summer, delivering the region’s hottest June on record. A simultaneous, though

In a drier world, some infectious diseases are unexpectedly thriving

The world has become hotter and, in many places, drier than ever before in recorded history. Just this summer, as