WASHINGTON — The House is set to approve a $725 billion defense bill that includes two key provisions to eliminate existing burn pits and require the Defense Department to map out where troops were exposed to toxic fumes. The two…
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5 service members wounded in attack that wounded 65 at US air base in Afghanistan
Update: Five US service members were wounded during the suicide attack at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, according to Nick Schifrin, the Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent for Newshour. A woman was killed and at least 65 people were wounded,…
Army vet is first to be convicted under Florida’s ‘red flag’ firearms law, faces up to 5 years in prison
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A Deerfield Beach man who was the first in Florida to be charged with defying the state’s “red flag” law has been found guilty and is now facing a maximum prison term of five years. Broward…
First Pensacola shooting victim is identified as a hero who told police where the gunman was after being shot multiple times
Update: One of the three victims killed by a Saudi gunman at Naval Air Station Pensacola has been identified. Ensign Joshua Kaleb Watson, 23, is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. “After being shot multiple times he made it…
Pensacola Shooting Update: Six Saudi nationals detained, including 3 who were seen filming it
Update: Three Saudi nationals reportedly filmed the shooting as it unfolded at Pensacola Naval Air Station. The three Saudi nationals are among six in total who have been detained by US authorities for questioning, according to the New York Times.…
Identity of the Sailor who committed the double-murder-suicide at Pearl Harbor leaked by a military official
The Pearl Harbor-based Sailor who shot three civilians before killing himself has been identified as “G. Romero”- but the 22-year-old leaves behind more questions than answers. Romero’s identity was released to the Los Angeles Times by a “military official who…
