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The pajama pilot over Pearl Harbor

When Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, Philip M. Rasmussen was a 23-year-old second

The Trump administration’s data center push could open the door for new forever chemicals

In recent months, the Trump administration has opened a deregulatory floodgate in the name of building more data centers. Among

In plain sight: The Pearl Harbor spy

Early one morning in fall 1941 Takeo Yoshikawa encoded a brusque telegram for the Japanese foreign ministry’s home office in

The wealthy profit from public lands, and taxpayers pick up the tab

Stan Kroenke doesn’t need federal help to make a business flourish. He is worth an estimated $20 billion, a fortune

Army doctor accused of secretly recording patients in Texas jail

A U.S. Army doctor accused of sexual misconduct in a November lawsuit is being held in a Texas county jail,

Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident

Marine Corps officials have identified a Marine who died Wednesday at Camp Pendleton, California, following a tactical training vehicle mishap.

The 101st Airborne and the history of the real ‘screaming eagle’

Since its inception, the 101st Airborne Division — made even more famous by Stephen Ambrose’s “Band of Brothers” — has

US raid allegedly killed undercover agent instead of IS official

A raid by U.S. forces and a local Syrian group aiming to capture an Islamic State group official instead killed

After COP30, Indigenous advocates celebrate gains while warning of unfinished work

If there is one image that encapsulates COP30, this year’s global climate change conference in Belém, Brazil, it might be

IG finds Hegseth risked endangering Houthi mission with Signal use

A Pentagon inspector general report confirmed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sent sensitive operational information about an impending strike in Yemen