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Soldier’s wife deported to Australia after detainment in Hawaii

A woman attempting to visit her military husband in Hawaii was detained and eventually deported after the Department of Homeland

Military members should be moving less frequently for greater stability — and to save taxpayers’ dollars, according to defense officials

The Pentagon is proposing to terminate 14 different defense advisory groups following a 45-day review, with the cut list including

Sara Kehaulani Goo’s journey to save her family’s land on Maui began in 2019 with an email she read at

Early this month, after some equivocation, President Donald Trump briefly endorsed the idea to hike taxes on the wealthiest Americans

Early this year, the Pentagon issued a memo halting development of a new radar meant to protect Guam from high-end

Advanced stealth capabilities, new weapons and possibly even an unmanned piloting option could be in the works for Lockheed Martin’s

As part of a flurry of presidential clemency this week, President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned a former Army officer

The Marine Corps is slated to hold a series of events as part of a new attack drone competition the

For several years, Amy Stelly has been partnering with the Louisiana State University School of Public Health in New Orleans