US Flexes Military Muscles, Flies B-52 Bomber Over South KoreaAmerican planes capable of launching nuclear missiles flew over South Korea days after North Korea alleged it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb.
1 US Service Member Killed, 2 Injured In AfghanistanOfficials have confirmed that a U.S. service member was killed during a counterterrorism operation in southern Afghanistan. Two more were injured.
The US Is Ending Drone Operations In EthiopiaThere is no longer a need for counter-terrorism drone operations in Ethiopia, a U.S. ambassador said.
Enemy's War Tactics Could Affect Soldiers' Risk For PTSDGuerrilla warfare characterized by surprise attacks could put soldiers at higher risk for post-traumatic stress disorder, according to a new study.
US Says It Took Out 10 High-Ranking ISIS Leaders In 1 MonthHalf of those killed were leaders who planned attacks against the West.
Officials Say US Troops Killed In Afghan AttackU.S. officials have said American troops are among the six who were killed in a suicide attack near Bagram Airfield.
US Investigating Friendly Fire Incident That Killed 10 Iraqi SoldiersThe U.S. says it is investigating a friendly fire incident where anti-ISIS coalition airstrikes struck and killed 10 Iraqi soldiers.
US Commandos Accidentally Show Up In Libya, Immediately LeaveU.S. commandos apparently landed at the wrong airport in Libya this week. Photos of the incident appeared on the Facebook page of Libya's air force.
West Point Announces Its First Female Commandant Of CadetsFor the first time ever, a woman has been named commandant of cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
How 'Weak' Is The US Military?The U.S. spends more on its military than the next seven countries combined, but it's about how you spend that money.
| Kate Grumke and Zach Toombs
'Serial' Returns With An Investigation Into The Bowe Bergdahl CaseSeason two of the podcast digs into one of the biggest ongoing controversies in the U.S.
A Rare Look At This Sunken Seaplane Downed In Pearl HarborImages of a U.S. Navy seaplane lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor were released Thursday by NOAA and the University of Hawaii.
US Military To Open All Combat Roles To Women By 2016U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Thursday that all military positions, including combat roles, will be open to women by 2016.
US Sending More Soldiers To Fight ISIS In IraqThe U.S. will increase its efforts against the Islamic State by sending a new special operations targeting force to Iraq.
The NSA Will Soon Stop Storing Your Phone RecordsAs of Sunday, phone companies will be storing your records instead of the NSA, but the agency can still request information.
US Blames Human Error In Doctors Without Borders BombingA military investigation hasn't satisfied Doctors Without Borders, which wants an independent investigation into the bombing of one of its hospitals.
Clinton Doesn't Distance Herself From Obama In ISIS SpeechHillary Clinton laid out her ISIS strategy in a speech Thursday, and while she called for more airstrikes, her strategy sounded familiar.
Yes, The US Is Pulling Its Weight In The Fight Against ISISAfter the ISIS attacks in Paris and France's retaliatory airstrikes against the group, some pundits are saying the U.S. should do more.
The U.S. Just Tried To Kill 'Jihadi John' With An AirstrikeThe U.S. announced it had targeted Mohammed Emwazi, better known as "Jihadi John" in an airstrike in Raqqa Thursday night.
| Jake Godin and Matt Picht
Boeing And Lockheed Martin File Protest Over Bomber ContractBoeing and Lockheed-Martin have filed a protest over the Air Force's decision to grant a lucrative strike bomber contract to Northrop Grumman.
The US Still Can't Find The Troops It Tested Mustard Gas OnThousands of soldiers who underwent the U.S. government's mustard gas experiments are still unaccounted for.
What These Numbers Reveal About Our VeteransOf the country's 19.3 million veterans, 1.6 million are women, 7 million served in Vietnam and 9.4 million are over the age of 65.
Surfing Offers Alternative Therapy For Wounded VeteransWhen troops come back from combat, they are often left to deal with tolls on their bodies, but alternative therapies can help with the recovery.
Senators Claim Military Paid For Patriotic Pregame DisplaysAn investigation revealed the Department of Defense spent millions of dollars on patriotic displays at sporting events since 2012.
Senate Passes 2-Year Budget Deal, Raising The Debt CeilingThe Senate approved a two-year budget deal that increases spending and avoids default.
Military 'Blimp' Gets Loose In Md. And Lands In Pa.An aerostat, a type of tethered balloon, untethered at a military facility in Maryland, drifted high in the air and landed in Pennsylvania.
Northrop Grumman Wins Lucrative 'Strike Bomber' ContractNorthrop Grumman won a contract to provide the U.S. Air Force with 80 to 100 new Long Range Strike Bombers that are expected to be ready around 2025.
U.S. Defies China's Territorial Claims In South China SeaThe U.S. Navy sent a warship within 12 nautical miles of a Chinese artificial island in the South China Sea.
Security Video Shows US, Kurdish Raid Of ISIS PrisonU.S. and Kurdish forces reportedly freed 70 hostages from an ISIS prison in Iraq.
US Soldier Is The First Killed In Action In Iraq Since 2011The soldier was fatally wounded in a rescue mission that freed 70 hostages from an ISIS prison in northern Iraq.
