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Hero student tackle gunman, saves Seattle Pacific University students.
Department of Defense observes the 70th anniversary of D-Day.
Veterans from the 29th Infantry Division returned to the shores of Omaha Beach at dawn today after 70 years - this time the storms replaced by a bright sun and their mission of war giving way to a desire to remember their fallen comrades.
Congress appears poised to adopt new legislation making it easier for veterans to get private medical care and harder for underperforming administrators to keep their jobs.
North Korea said it had detained an American tourist for violating its laws after entering the secretive state in April, bringing the number of U.S. citizens held by Pyongyang to three.
A small team of American military advisers will soon head to Ukraine to assess that embattled nation's "mid- and long-term needs for defense reform."
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers wants French President François Hollande to halt the sale of two warships to Moscow, warning the vessels could be used to invade other European nations.
The Pentagon released its annual assessment of Chinese military power, and the 96-page report paints a picture of China's broad-based efforts to modernize and expand its military forces.
War's elite tough guys, hesitant to seek healing.
Why turbulence happens, and why it's not so scary after all.
Yes, it's a chocolate drone.
Coca-Cola has created 16 caps that turn its bottles into useful objects.
Watch the Afghan Whigs perform on Letterman after an 18-year gap.
Courtney Love wants her own breed of roses.
Watch the trailer for You Are Here, which stars Zach Galifianakis, Amy Poehler and Owen Wilson.
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