Naval Academy Reinstates Mandatory Short Haircuts for Female Plebes

The U.S. Naval Academy is turning back the clock to restore one of its oldest and most symbolic traditions—short hair […]

Recruits Ordered Back to the Needle as Pentagon Reverses Course on Flu Shots

The Pentagon has quietly pulled back its promise of vaccine choice, walking back War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s earlier move that

U.S. military leaders are making it clear that artificial intelligence is meant to be a powerful force multiplier—not a replacement

The Marine Corps is diving headfirst into the artificial intelligence battlespace, tossing aside the old clipboard method and stepping into

The U.S. Senate has once again taken aim at President Donald Trump’s authority as commander in chief, voting 50–48 to

The United Nations Command says North Korea’s construction of fences within the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas does not

The U.S. Air Force is refusing to let tragedy derail its mission. Despite the devastating June 16 crash of the

Gen. Christopher Donahue, the Army officer immortalized in the photo as the last U.S. soldier to leave Afghanistan, is stepping

Reports this week revealed that the War Department is seeking a staggering $80 billion in supplemental funding to sustain operations

After a rare break in operations, the United States has roared back into action in Somalia, unleashing a series of