“He won’t call himself a hero, but I will,” Leavenworth's police chief told reporters. “He saved countless lives. His actions were extraordinary, and he should be commended for that"
“Absolutely no one should be surprised by this."
The reality is we may have to figure out whether to fight or salute our metal masters one day, but during my lifetime, it's not a revolt of the robots. It's robotics revolution. It's an industrial revolution going on all around us.
"Erasing these headstones, removes them from memory, and as we continue to study the Holocaust, the last thing any Holocaust scholar wants to do is erase that memory," Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie told House lawmakers on Thursday.
Trump will extend the federal orders from June 24 until mid-August.
The Pentagon should have guidance on hazardous duty pay within the next 30 days.
"I got a fever, really weak and I had aches. I coughed a lot and when I blew my nose I had red spots"
'It will take time for the investigation’s recommendations to be reviewed and endorsed by Adm. Gilday.'
Former Marine Corps pilot Doug Hurley and Air Force Col. Bob Behnken will become the first NASA astronauts to launch into space from U.S. soil since the last space shuttle launch in 2011.
Don't believe the bad press: It's worth watching.
Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Sgt. Simon Zamudio at this time
"I now stand in the shoes of those who tried to thank me when I came home. I profusely thank the checkout clerk, the pharmacy technician, the nurses and doctors I know. But in my heart, I wonder if each time I try to express my gratitude, I’m only creating a moment for them to remember that while I am relatively safe from harm, and they are risking their lives and livelihoods, so that I can have a bowl of cereal in the morning"
To be fair, Appomattox was only 155 years ago.
The Navy released multiple photos and video showing the Russian plane coming close to the wings of the P-8 on Tuesday
“I tell military service members all the time, what they are experiencing now, the friendship, there’s no occupation in their life that they will go to where they will ever experience that relationship again."
'The only thing time has changed is our ability to manage our grief. It hasn’t eliminated it.'
Many of the problems veterans face now existed long before COVID-19 arrived on U.S. shores
