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American, British and French forces took out a "large-scale" attack targeting commercial and military ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

American forces continue to airdrop food into Gaza while the United Nations calls for expanding ground-based air transport amid fears of famine.

Two National Guard soldiers and one Border Patrol agent died. A third soldier was injured.

A United Arab Emirates C-17 may have delivered an aid drop to waiting Gazans using dangerously small parachutes meant for combat.

Don’t be stubborn about going to the VA because of rumors or having a lack of awareness of your benefits.

He told his contact that he wished he was Jason Bourne, prosecutors say.

A U.S. official did confirm that the U.S. dropped more aid into Gaza Friday morning, but denied it had caused any deaths on the ground.

The 400+ aircraft will be back in the air with new maintenance rules and emergency procedures for crews after a three month stand down.

We mourn the death of Army Reserve Lt. Col. Orlando Bandeira.

The Gremlin systems will be deployed when UFOs are spotted near national security sites.

They served in Iraq with "Lima 3/25," a unit that suffered some of the highest casualties of the Iraq war.

Defense lawyers argued that workers comp would be much more limited and not take emotional damages into account.

Johnson knew conditions would be tough, and needed people he could rely on.

Similar measures have been introduced in over 30 other states across the country.

The classroom has been disconnected from current battles and emerging technology for too long.

Jeffrey Smith is seeking $9.5 million in damages.

Raaaaaaaaanger!

The governor said 750 members of the New York National Guard would deploy to the NYC subways to help law enforcement look for illegal weapons.

The anonymous survey closes April 18.

It started out with a kiss, how did it end up like this?