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Thousands of National Guardsmen continue to work in New York prisons, with a monthly bonus, as the state faces a shortage of corrections officers.

Researchers say the win rate among 152 accounts on Polymarket is so high that they are “the most likely insiders” betting on the site.

The drone's crew flew the aircraft remotely for nearly 10 minutes after losing power to a fuel issue.

Chinese-made DJI drones are "like the new AK-47," one expert said, because of their near-universal use in modern combat zones.

A Navy Reservist sued when he was shut out of healthcare benefits due to incorrectly written orders. A new rule closes that loophole for thousands of Reserve and National Guard troops.

President Donald Trump previously directed that the U.S. military’s involvement in the exercise be significantly curtailed.

The right approach will cushion your wallet.

Body camera footage shows the moment the bloodied pilot greeted first responders after crashing near Mount Rainier.

Soldiers at a Georgia combat engineer unit who reenlist before November can get a four-day pass for GTA VI's debut.

“The loss of power impacted potable water, galley services, toilets and air conditioning aboard the ship,” said a spokesperson for the Navy’s 7th Fleet.

The annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise is “proceeding as planned,” according to South Korea, hours after President Donald Trump called on the Pentagon to shrink U.S. participation.

Col. Christopher George was relieved of command of the 150th Special Operations Wing. The wing's deputy commander was transferred to the state headquarters in a "personnel assignment action."

Air Force cargo planes ferrying supplies arrived over the weekend as the death toll in Colombia passed 280.

“We don’t have the sensors, and depending on where that swarm is going to attack, it depends on whether we have any sensors at all.”

Adm. Brad Cooper met with sailors and Marines on the carrier, which is set to head home soon after an extended deployment.

A new report found that more than 1,300 users posted workouts inside American bases in the Middle East, many of which were targeted by Iran.

Airman First Class Syamukonka Moonga collapsed after a 1.5-mile run in August 2025, having suffered sudden cardiac arrest, a report found.

The temporary pause on training flights comes two days after two soldiers died during a maintenance test flight.

“A small number of mental health cases were treated with no loss of life,” Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao said.

As the USS Abraham Lincoln prepares to depart the region, we want to hear from sailors and Marines underway — and their families at home.