President Donald Trump

A congressional investigation prompted by ProPublica’s reporting found Trump’s “Mar-a-Lago crowd,” wealthy civilians with no U.S. government or military experience, pursued a plan to monetize veterans’ medical data.

Everything is fine.

Fort Alwyn Cashe has a nice ring to it

We hope the story a year from now is much different.

He resigned from Congress in 2005 after pleading guilty to corruption charges.

"When China cracks down on dissidents, how can we offer 'rule of law' as the best approach?"

"I've waited 15 years ... I've got a little while longer to hold on."

"I felt like it was important, because of how much I love this country, to actually be there"

"I’m prepared to execute whatever the political leadership of this nation would like to do."

"Mr. Trump will deservedly be left a man without a country"

"Our Constitution and our Republic will overcome this stain."

"The storm is here and it is descending upon DC."

"We are witnessing absolute banana republic crap."

Video and photos of the riot paint a surreal picture of the nation's Capitol.

Trump's pardoning of four Blackwater contractors underscores America's apathy towards war crimes committed abroad.

Legal challenges are one thing, but Trump is clearly desperate to deploy the military to satisfy his own ends.

Getting action in the case of former Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is "admittedly a long shot," his lawyer said

Trump has told lawmakers he would veto the defense policy bill if it changed base names that honor Confederate leaders

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he had pardoned former national security adviser Michael Flynn

Members of the Biden transition with security clearances to finally talk to officials in the current administration and receive classified briefings

President Donald Trump may withdraw nearly all U.S. troops from Somalia as part of a global pullback that could see major reductions in Afghanistan and a slight drawdown in Iraq

In his first public comments since Election Day, retired Marine general and former defense secretary James Mattis sent a clear message to his former boss: It's time to get your house in order

"We are not a people of perpetual war - it is the antithesis of everything for which we stand and for which our ancestors fought," wrote Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller in his initial message to the force on Friday. "All wars must end."

Miller is a former Green Beret who served with 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne)

"I serve the country in deference to the Constitution, so I accept your decision to replace me."