US military
USS Lincoln sailors reunite with families after 322 days abroad
The carrier arrived at US Naval Air Station North Island to cheers from family members and friends who had gathered to welcome the crew home after nearly 11 months away.
Is it legal for the US to livestream the Fort Hood shooter's execution? - explainer
Vance says he does not know whether execution of Fort Hood gunman will occur
Command decisions: CENTCOM chief Brad Cooper's ups and downs in shaping Trump's war on Iran
No plans for US troops to be deployed to polling places during midterm elections, top general says
In a letter to US Senator Elissa Slotkin, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Caine said election administration and security remain the responsibility of state and local officials.
Pentagon covertly puts conservative military influencers into US government positions - report
The records further showed that several of the retired officers are employed in the office of Defense Under Secretary for Personnel and Readiness Anthony Tata.
Relocation of US arms from Europe may expose vulnerabilities in US global military posture - report
Some officials described the situation as “beyond critical,” with arms moved to the Middle East from stockpiles in Europe and Asia creating shortages that could take years to replenish.
US Navy sailor who jumped from USS Abraham Lincoln faces disciplinary action - report
A 19-year-old US Navy sailor faces disciplinary action after jumping from the USS Abraham Lincoln, as his wife says his requests for mental health care and paternity leave were ignored.
An anti-Western axis is stretching America thin, from Ukraine to Iran - analysis
Is a multifront crisis pushing Washington toward a deal with Iran?
Marine One helicopter crew failed to reach air traffic control before safety incident, report says
The incident was tied to communication problems that have emerged since Marine One helicopter flights were moved off the White House south lawn in May.
Iranian attacks caused billions in damages to US intelligence sites and hardware - report
Some of the intelligence-linked sites hit throughout the war include a Riyadh CIA station, a site in eastern Iraq, and other radar and surveillance equipment throughout the region, NBC reported.
USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand after record-setting deployment, Thai official says
The Lincoln, which left the Middle East on Saturday, has not made a port call in more than 200 days, setting a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea.
CENTCOM establishes multinational drone task force
Falcon Strike aims to integrated unmanned systems not only in the air but also on and below the sea.
US support for Iran war falls to 31% as Trump approval remains at record low- poll
Support for the conflict has remained below 40% since the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran on February 28.
