Robert Caslen resigned as president of the University of South Carolina on Wednesday, bringing his short but controversial stint at the helm of the state’s flagship public university to a quick end.
USC President resigns after plagiarizing Navy SEAL admiral’s famous graduation speech
3 US Army soldiers accused of illegally selling weapons used in Chicago shootings
Three U.S. Army soldiers are accused of conspiring to buy firearms in Tennessee and illegally sell them in Chicago, where the weapons were traced to at least one mass shooting and other gun attacks, according to a criminal complaint filed this week.
Investigators review footage of skydiving accident that killed Italian, injured US paratrooper
A skydiving accident that killed an Italian-Argentine instructor on Sunday and severely injured a U.S. paratrooper is being investigated by three different authorities, according to media reports and the 173rd Airborne Brigade.
Soldier’s Medal awarded to Army captain who subdued a soldier stabbing his own wife
An Army captain who pulled a knife-wielding attacker off his victim wishes he could have done more, though his actions earned him the Army’s highest medal for acts of noncombat bravery.
Bartender under fire for accusing Airman of being a fake service member, stealing his military ID
A bar in Missouri is on full damage control mode after a musician working behind the bar destroyed a military ID, claiming the ID holder and his comrades were not real servicemembers.
Former Birmingham police chief makes history as first Black US Army Reserve lieutenant general
Former Birmingham Police Chief A.C. Roper will become the first African American to achieve the rank of U.S Army Reserve lieutenant general.
