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Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has called on Muslims to kidnap Westerners, particularly Americans.
Russian jets cross into Ukraine airspace.
With Ukraine in turmoil, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel can't get Russian counterpart to take his calls.
Hagel is taking a backseat to other players in the Obama administration when it comes to the crisis in Ukraine.
Leaders of the Group of Seven major economies agreed to impose extra sanctions on Russia over its intervention in Ukraine.
Five NATO-led service members were killed when a helicopter crashed due to technical failure in southern Afghanistan.
Did Obama just draw another red line in the East China Sea?
Military officials in Europe are pushing back against reports the U.S. was conducting humanitarian assistance projects in Crimea as a ruse to establish a military base in the region.
North Korea denies drones were sent to South.
Military suicides down for active duty, up for reservists.
Army's basic training is no longer basic: Lessons for business.
SpaceX has filed a protest against the U.S. Air Force over the service's decision to award the United Launch Alliance a sole-source block buy of 36 launch cores.
Reserve soldiers augment active-duty drill sergeants.
Cadet Command looking for professors of military science.
With final approach, U-2 pilot's career makes celebrated landing.
5 best submarines of the Cold War.
New rule: Recruits must buy U.S.-made athletic shoes.
The Internet is buzzing right now with the latest, greatest (and potentially fake) Worst Thing Ever. Meet Code Babes, the stripping amalgam of everything that's wrong with tech culture today.
Chances are, you missed Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends comedy special that aired late last night on Adult Swim, but you can catch up online. Guests at the wonderfully random table include True Blood's Dale Dickey, Gilbert Gottfried, Fred Melamed, The Newsroom's Alison Pill and Girls' Alex Karpovsky.
The world premiere of Jim Gaffigan: Obsessed debuts on Comedy Central April 27. Here's a taste.
Hmmm: Beer lollipops
The British Pathé on YouTube newsreel archive has posted more than 80,000 clips of cultural milestones and memories. Check 'em out, even just for all the Mick Jagger stuff.
The former member of Joy Division and New Order has a new book out about one of England's most famous clubs in the '80s and '90s.
Finally: Thanks to Petit Tube, we can graze the surface of all the weird, wonderful, an often disturbing YouTube clips.
Star Wars as you've never seen it before: with really terrible sound effects dubbed in...
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