US Military
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Joint Base Charleston Officially Renamed to Honor Late Sen. Lindsey Graham
Joint Base Charleston was renamed Joint Base Lindsey Graham in a ceremony attended by top administration officials to honor the late Senator’s military legacy.
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Trump’s Top General Seeks ‘Off-Ramp’ as Iran War Strategy Faces Military Constraints
Gen. Dan Caine is pushing for an Iran war exit strategy, citing depleted munitions and the limitations of airpower as the Pentagon seeks a way out.
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Trump Promises ‘Hard’ Retaliation Following Iranian Attacks on US Bases
President Trump has vowed a major escalation against Iran following fresh missile strikes on US military installations in Jordan.
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Strategic Escalation: US-Saudi Joint Strikes in Iraq Mark New Phase in Regional Iran Conflict
Joint US-Saudi airstrikes in Iraq kill 20 militia fighters, ending a brief lull in the regional war as diplomatic and maritime tensions peak.
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Dubai Denies Reports of Explosions Amid Regional Escalation
The Dubai Media Office has officially refuted reports of explosions in the city center as regional tensions spike following renewed US strikes on Iran.
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Hegseth Mandates Testosterone Screening for U.S. Military Personnel Over 30
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has mandated annual testosterone screenings for troops over 30, sparking a debate over military health, readiness, and standards.
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Mystery surrounds latest airstrikes against Iran following U.S. military operations
Unclaimed airstrikes hit southern Iran on Thursday, deepening regional tensions as Tehran threatens retaliation against Gulf nations for alleged cooperation with the U.S.
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Air Force Major arrested at U.S. Capitol after calling for presidential impeachment
U.S. Capitol Police arrested active-duty Air Force Major Jason Watson for protesting in uniform, violating military codes by demanding the impeachment of officials.
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Pentagon Advances 19 Firms in $1.1B Drone Dominance Program
The US Department of Defense has selected 19 companies to advance in its $1.1 billion ‘Drone Dominance’ program to produce 60,000 kamikaze drones.
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Memorial Day 2026: Institutional Memory and the Policy of Commemoration
As the United States observes Memorial Day on May 25, 2026, the holiday faces a dual reality: a solemn tribute to fallen service members and a commercialized pillar of the American economy.
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Shift in the Shield: US Halts Major Troop Deployments to Poland and Germany
In a significant pivot of Transatlantic security policy, the Pentagon has canceled the deployment of thousands of troops to Poland and Germany, returning the U.S. presence in Europe to pre-2022 levels.
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US Military Recovery Operation Intensifies in Morocco Following Soldier’s Death
A U.S. Army officer has been confirmed deceased following a recovery operation in Morocco, as multinational search efforts continue for a second missing service member.
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US accelerates Greenland base upgrades as annexation bribery scandal erupts
Federal officials are pouring tens of millions into Pituffik Space Base while Greenland’s PM slams a $200,000-per-signature scheme to join the United States.
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B-2 Bomber Miami F1 Flyover Follows Major Iran Strike
A U.S. B-2 stealth bomber made a surprise appearance at the Miami F1 Grand Prix hours after the Pentagon confirmed a massive air campaign against IRGC facilities in Iran.
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Soldier Arrested for Betting on Maduro Capture Raid
A U.S. special forces soldier faces federal charges after allegedly using classified intelligence to profit from the covert operation to capture Nicolás Maduro.