Army Corps of Engineers planning 'ICU-like' facilities for 13 states - Business Insider
"We are in the states right now doing all the planning," Corps Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite said Friday.
Up to 5,500 US troops will keep deploying to the southwest border through September 2020 - Business Insider
The US military's year-old mission supporting civil authorities along the US-Mexico border will last at least another year.
How Trump has used the US government to chase down his conspiracy theories - Business Insider
Trump has enlisted parts of the US government and key allies in the pursuit of unproven or disproven conspiracy theories.
Witness says Honduran president's brother promised El Chapo protection - Business Insider
A witness says the Honduran president's brother promised 'El Chapo' that his cocaine shipments would be protected if his brother won election in 2013.
Parachutists jump over Dutch heath to mark WWII operation
Hundreds of parachutists floated out of clear blue skies in the Netherlands to mark the 75th anniversary of a daring but unsuccessful WWII mission.
The Army says the student loan crisis, not Middle East wars, helped it exceed recruiting goals this year
A significant part of the service's recruiting push has been showing that the Army serves as a pathway to America's middle class.
The US is suing Edward Snowden over his new book, claiming he violated nondisclosure agreements
The US government filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, who in 2013 leaked secret documents about US surveillance.
Trump says he's looking at 5 'very highly qualified' people to replace John Bolton
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was considering five very qualified people to replace John Bolton as his national security adviser.
4 things Trump should remember as he's picking his next national security adviser
Four major foreign-policy goals should drive Trump's selection of his next national security adviser, writes Defense Priorities fellow Gil Barndollar.
In his final words, Jamal Khashoggi urged his killers not to cover his mouth because he could suffocate
Saudi Arabia has put 11 people on trial over the killing, but Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman denies any involvement.
Colombia FARC rebel group dissidents declaring a 'new chapter'
The rebels' power is much reduced now, but the return of another armed faction raises the prospect of bloody infighting between criminals and rebels.
Pentagon in talks with Australia on rare earths plant: official
The US Defense Department is in talks with Australia to host a facility to process rare earth minerals, part of an effort to reduce reliance on China.
Saudi Arabia is cracking down on foreign workers, but that may not go over so well inside the kingdom
Saudi Arabia plans to bar foreign workers from certain jobs in an effort to reduce unemployment and the potential for social strife that come with it.
Former MLB players arrested in Dominican Republic anti drug raids
The Dominican Republic's top prosecutor said on Tuesday that the Caribbean nation's largest drug trafficking gang has been dismantled.
The Air Force is retiring the AC-130U 'Spooky' gunship
The Air Force's last AC-130U "Spooky" gunship, returned home to Florida in July after its final scheduled deployment, but it leaves a lasting legacy.
Despite some deadly failures, Russia's new missiles are enough to force the US to respond
Because Russia has prioritized the deployment of some programs despite their technical challenges, the US will be forced to upgrade its defenses.
Tulsi Gabbard is taking a 2-week break from the presidential campaign for Army training
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is taking two weeks off from her 2020 Democratic presidential campaign to participate in Army National Guard training.
How a remote Australian city become a focal point of the US-China struggle for influence
The US reportedly plans to build a military facility in Darwin, where the port was leased to a Chinese firm in 2015 in a controversial 99-year deal.
The Marine Corps' replacement for the Humvee is ready for action
The JLTV had some hiccups on the way, but the replacement for the Humvee is finally ready for action with the Marine Corps.
Russia gave posthumous awards to 5 nuclear experts who died in a mysterious explosion last week
Russia gave posthumous awards to five nuclear experts and "national heroes" who died in a mysterious explosion at sea during a rocket engine test.
