The “double-tap” strike that killed two survivors of a suspected drug-carrying boat reportedly targeted a vessel that wasn’t ...
The U.S. Virgin Islands is celebrating national recognition as three St. Croix favorites have been nominated in the USA TODAY ...
The Washington Post touted its "rigorous, accurate" report alleging Secretary of War Pete Hegseth made a "kill them all" ...
Republican leaders have neither ruled out nor committed to launching a fuller investigation after revelations that U.S.
The president talks frequently of his desire for more peace. And he likes talking like a warmonger.
Navy Adm. Frank Bradley, the commander who oversaw the Sept. 2 strikes on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean, denied that ...
Despite outrage from doctors and medical professionals, the CDC is changing its hep B vaccine recommendations for newborns.
A nation that orders its service members to kill the defenseless is not being protected by its military, retired Navy Capt.
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A line of classic cars is parked in the historic center of Havana, like a scene from a typical tourist postcard of Cuba.
As Congress raises questions about the legality of U.S. military boat strikes in the Caribbean, the spotlight is falling on Admiral Mitch Bradley, the commander of U.S. Special Operations Command.
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