Army
Army Prayer Breakfast Headliner Doesn't Believe In PTSD
Televangelist Kenneth Copeland, a member of President Trump's Faith Advisory Council, is a self-described "Christian extremist."
Army Humvee Bursts Into Flames, Crashes on German Road
Soldiers were towing the truck for repairs when it ignited.
West Point Marries First Active-Duty, Same-Sex Couple
The two helicopter pilots met while "don't ask, don't tell" was in effect.
Russia Purged Spies After Trump Dossier Release: Fusion
The founder of research firm Fusion GPS said Moscow used the document as a pretext for arrests and killings.
U.S. Army Chief Wants Artificial Intelligence Forces
The U.S. will not keep up with its rivals if it does not make a big technological leap in its planning for future army kit, General Mark Milley has warned.
Bitcoin Millionaire Funds Research on MDMA Treatment
The Pineapple Fund has given a $4 million grant to clinical trials on MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
Islam to Be Second-Biggest U.S. Religion by 2040
The continued growth is being fueled by high fertility rates and immigration, according to Pew.
U.S. War With Russia Would be Suicide: Russian Senator
There are no signs for optimism in U.S.-Russia ties, warned the head of Moscow's International Affairs Committee.
Russia Used Syria to Train Forces and Watch U.S. Moves
"In the skies over Syria, it's really just been a treasure trove for them to see how we operate," Lieutenant General VeraLinn "Dash" Jamieson said.
George Weah Wins Presidency Of Liberia
George Weah, the new Liberian president, once played for A.C. Milan and Manchester City.
Pakistan Warns Trump Against Taliban, Al-Qaeda Action
"We have sacrificed a lot. We have paid a huge price both in blood and treasure," a spokesman said.
Trump Sent Home Fewer Mexicans Than Obama In 2016
The president's administration sent home about a quarter fewer Mexican nationals than his predecessor in the first 11 months of 2016.
Russia Is Testing an ICBM to Beat Missile Defenses
The Kremlin has expressed concern over the missile shield the U.S. provides in Eastern Europe, near Russia's western border.
U.S. Must Be Ready for War With North Korea: Mattis
"Be at the top of your game," in case diplomacy with Kim Jong Un failed, was the U.S. defense secretary's Christmas message to soldiers.
U.S. Military Compared to Russia, China, North Korea
The U.S. is widely considered the world's top military power, but Russia and China are rapidly improving together and North Korea has achieved historic success.
Trump's War on Terror Sees Airstrikes Double
There have been twice as many strikes in Somalia and three times as many in Yemen, report shows.
Russia and China Join Forces for Anti-Missile Drill
Both countries share land borders with Kim Jong Un's secretive state.
U.S. Envies Putin's Win in Syria, Says Russian Senator
Politicians in Moscow took turns saluting Putin and Russia's troops, and blasted the U.S. for getting "no significant results" on the battlefield.
What Did Mike Flynn Lie About? Mueller Announces Charge
Flynn resigned as Trump's national security adviser in February.
China Military Practices Winning War Near Japan
China has amped up its recent military buildup after a recent Communist Party Congress emphasized a more international role.
Trump Doubles U.S. Troops In Somalia, Most Since 1993
More than 500 American troops are now stationed in the east African country.
The U.S. Military Is Building a Fleet of Shadow Bombers
Construction is taking place at a secret desert plant in California.
Vladimir Putin Wants a Million Troops in His Military
While the government has had lofty goals for the size of its armed forces, independent analysis shows the big figures disguise the reality.
After Brexit, France and Germany Push 'Landmark' Deal
Germany, France and 21 other European states have voted to plan their defenses together and avoid wasteful spending.
Syria and Iraq Team Up to Take Final ISIS Town
Before declaring victory in the final ISIS-held town of Al-Bukamal, Syrian and Iraqi troops met on the border for the first time since 2012.
This Is How Many Trillions the U.S. Has Spent on War
The amount is three times the official Pentagon estimate, according to a new study.
The Latest Shocking Weinstein Allegations
Former Israeli spies were reportedly hired by Weinstein to stop stories of alleged harassment from reaching the public.
Why Trump Should Not End 'Green Card Lottery'
There is direct evidence that the sort of diversity the lottery encourages makes all Americans better off.
German Army Predicts EU Could Collapse By 2040
The bloc is experiencing immediate-term stability, but there are plenty of underlying risks.
Sex Scandals Rife in U.S. Military, Investigation Finds
Since 2013, investigators have documented at least 500 cases of serious misconduct, many of them sex scandals.