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Where the Appalachian brook trout vanish, something human goes missing, too

On a startlingly beautiful day high in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Thomas Champeau waded into Yellowstone Prong hoping to catch

Since the early days of the Cold War, the early warning radars on Greenland have been a linchpin for defending

California lawmakers are demanding answers after a live fire demonstration over Camp Pendleton Saturday led to a misfire that rained

The Department of the Air Force seeks to lease thousands of acres of land at five bases to private firms

For steel beasts, the most dangerous habitat is urban. Tall buildings and narrow city streets are unfriendly territory for a

The U.S. military on Wednesday launched its ninth strike against an alleged drug-carrying vessel, killing three people in the eastern

Soldiers due to leave the Army will now see their tours of service extended for 45 days because of the

With relatively little fanfare, the first-ever global carbon tax was poised to be formally adopted as an international agreement this

As Paramaribo, Suriname, flooded with shin-high water during a rainstorm in June, hundreds of taxis jostled for space on a

In theory, the fact that the United States and Europe fly many of the same jets should be a blessing.