Military

The country aims to have 30 million doses of a vaccine for the virus this year.

I taught my fellow Marines about consent and sexual assault and harassment. It was clear these concepts needed to be introduced much earlier.

Now, for once, Congress must put the people of this country over the profits of defense contractors.

Since July 1, the U.S. military has confirmed 4,100 cases of COVID-19 among currently active service members.

If the military is still too dubious of Guillen's claims of sexual abuse to fully investigate, what chance do other service member survivors have?

The U.S. conducted military drills in the area over July 4th and Beijing said Washington had "ulterior motives" for doing so.

As discussions about race and opportunity proliferate in the weeks and months to come, McGee's life story is an inspiration for us all.

No matter what the president knew, U.S. policy in Afghanistan is at fault for providing Washington's adversaries an opportunity to bleed American forces.

For the first time in my career, I am hearing general officers and flag officers acknowledge white privilege and systemic racism—and tangible actions are underway.

An amendment proposed by the Senate majority whip would allow the U.S. Army to buy Turkey's Russian-made S-400 defense system.

We must take decisive action against the threat emanating from Putin's Russia.

Flyovers are coming to a handful of American cities.

The U.S. Army will cease using photographs in their promotion process as part of Project Inclusion, a new initiative launched Thursday.

U.S. Military legal officers on Tuesday told the House Armed Services Committee that while the military justice system does not intentionally discriminate based on race, racial disparities continue to persist.

The Senate Majority Leader said he was not opposed to renaming military bases but did not support removing Confederate statues from the U.S. Capitol.

Our nation's response to the recent crises has been extremely divisive. Through public service, we can create bonds that transverse racial boundaries and help us focus on problems, not politics.

Ahead of Trump's speech, hundreds of West Point graduates penned an open letter to the academy's class of 2020 warning of the tumult of contemporary politics.

"Military leaders, active duty troops, veterans, civil rights organizations and every day Americans have long called for changing the names of these installations and acknowledging that the cause for which they fought was wrong," Reps. Anthony Brown and Don Bacon said in a joint statement.

President Donald Trump says his administration "will not even consider" renaming military bases despite recent announcements from the U.S. Marines and Navy to remove Confederate flags from their installations.

The Cold War is over. And although Moscow has shown itself to be a prolific agitator, an outdated U.S. military posture in Europe isn't helping.

Persuading Germany to spend more on defense and weaning Europe off dependence on Russian energy are worthy goals, but this removal gets the Trump administration no closer to either of them.

Although the president may think the Department of Defense is as versatile as a multi-tool, it isn't. It doesn't specialize in civil unrest. It specializes in violent war.

Following the death of George Floyd, there are concrete steps we can take to better hold rogue police officers accountable.

As Donald Trump's former bagman Michael Cohen warned in 2019, "I fear that if he loses the election in 2020 that there will never be a peaceful transition of power."

A Minneapolis pizza restaurant has suspended its police discount and said: "The discount was a privilege we extended to them, it is not a right."

"We must reject and hold accountable those in office who would make a mockery of our Constitution," General James Mattis wrote Wednesday.

A significantly majority of Republicans and nearly half of Democrats are in favor of using troops.

"President Trump does not and will not dominate New York state. In fact, the president does not have the right to unilaterally deploy U.S. military across American states," the attorney general said in a statement.

A retired U.S. Army colonel draws upon the anniversary of the Six Day War to discuss the forever war against radical Islamic terrorism.

The president said that governors should create an "overwhelming law enforcement presence" to stem violence amid the protests.