The pleas from Afghan interpreters under Taliban death threat because they worked for the U.S. military are growing increasingly desperate — as the last U.S. troops aim to exit before mid-July.
Thousands of US military interpreters begging for help after Taliban threatens to kill them after US military leaves Afghanistan
Protesters chant “free the children” outside Fort Bliss
El Paso border groups called for an end to migrant children being housed at emergency intake shelters at Fort Bliss during a protest Tuesday night.
Judge in murder case against VA police officer who killed Navy corpsman while drinking with his wife allows both sides to seek more records
A suspended U.S. Veterans Affairs police officer’s attorneys can subpoena a cellphone provider for call records for the man he’s accused of murdering, the man’s wife and the couple’s friend, a judge ruled Tuesday.
MQ-25 Stingray unmanned tanker performs successful refueling for the first time with a F/A-18 Super Hornet
The MQ-25™ program successfully conducted the first ever aerial refueling operations between a manned receiver aircraft and unmanned tanker June 4 from MidAmerica Airport in Mascoutah, Illinois.
US Army conducts secret exercise at former strip club, other locations in Indiana
The former Night Moves strip club on South Walnut Street, owned by the city, was one of the sites of military training exercises late Monday night and early Tuesday morning that included low-flying helicopters, simulated gunfire and explosions.
US Supreme Court defers decision on whether women should be included in military draft or not to Congress
The US Supreme Court has decided to let Congress decide whether or not women should be eligible for the draft, a controversial issue that has long since muddied the waters of the women’s “equality” movement.
