Activists want the Pentagon to do something about the dreadful and digusting conditions in which many service members are forced to live.

A major reduction in the U.S. Navy's support forces comes as a powerful adversary moves aggressively overseas.

A judge has issued a shock decision after a dual citizen was allegedly found preparing to take classified documents to foreign soil.

Congress recommended the review, reflecting a push to rescind awards for those who participated in the massacre near Wounded Knee Creek.

"It's all about treating people with dignity," the president said, before subjecting his secretary of defense to the ultimate indignity.

"Our troops deserve better than to be served lab-grown meat, produced in bioreactors with immortalized cells."

A co-worker reported the security breach, which triggered an investigation that concluded in April, according to the report.

Fentanyl is wiping out our service men and women. And with Biden's open border policy, there's no sign of the death toll slowing down.

Arkansas Republican Sen. Tom Cotton isn't happy about the relationship, calling it "ill-advised" and demanding its end.

We need a fighting force that is 100 percent competent, both mentally and physically, and this disturbed soldier clearly was not.