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President Obama and Congress are moving quickly to respond to a growing political firestorm over VA patient care allegations.
The international outcry over the abductions of Nigerian schoolgirls added to the growing list of challenges faced by AFRICOM.
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey plans to push his NATO counterparts to increase security contributions in southern Europe along the Mediterranean.
On high seas, Vietnam and China play tense game.
John Kerry's doctrine: More intervention.
Why the military can't get enough of Amphibious Ready Groups.
Ukraine wants the U.S. to provide it with military body armor, vehicles and reconnaissance equipment left over from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to help it deter Russian forces in the eastern region of the country.
Undersecretary of the Army Brad R. Carson focuses on the service's top modernization priorities: the tactical communications network.
More than 13,000 troops from 24 countries are to take part in the annual "Eager Lion" military exercise in Jordan.
The high cost of the U.S. Defense Department's weapon programs threatens national security, the head of the Pentagon's advanced research-and-development arm said.
Researchers at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development take protective eyewear into the future.
The Army's capability to project land power grew this week with the induction of the M109A7 self-propelled howitzer and its companion M992A3 carrier ammunition tracked vehicle into low-rate initial production.
JBLM played a part in new Godzilla film.
U.S. Air Force Academy parachute team, Wings of Blue, celebrated 50 years of "standing in the door."
The gay widow of a soldier killed in Afghanistan has received word from the Department of Veterans Affairs that she will receive the same full benefits that heterosexual widows and widowers receive.
How corruption guts militaries: The Ukraine case study.
The British will allow Lockheed Martin's F-35B to make its first flight outside of the United States on July 4 when the country's newest aircraft carrier is christened by Her Majesty the Queen.
A-10 Thunderbolt attack jet lands on German highway.
Exploring the great outdoors from a remote control iPad-bot.
You can make an offer to buy Dracula's castle.
Facebook is building an app to take on Snapchat (again).
Morrissey says his Twitter account is fake.
The Coen brothers have announced their next film.
Watch Arcade Fire's new music video for We Exist.
Finally: When you mix Cruise and Yorke you get Thom Cruise.
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