US Army
Pentagon updates US military's list of recognized religions following backlash from Mormons
The recently shortened list of recognized religions for the US army listed the Mormon church as seperate to the broader category of "Christian," sparking outrage.
US conducts repeated 'self-defense strikes' in Iran following attack of US helicopter over Hormuz
US weighing accelerated troop drawdown in Europe - report
US general meets Cuban military officials at edge of Guantanamo Bay
CENTCOM's Michael Kurilla outlines next steps of US military in Syria
"It is incredible to see President Trump's bold vision and a Middle East defined by 'commerce not chaos," said Congressman Hamadeh.
Former Michigan National Guardsman accused of plotting attack on US Army base
Agents arrested Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, 19, on Tuesday after he traveled to an area near the Army installation.
American strength lies in preservation of history, not in destruction - opinion
This continuity of purpose connects us directly to those post-war days of moral clarity. The Survivors' Talmud reminds us that we must recognize that some principles transcend our division.
Pentagon to seek 'Right to Repair' provisions in Army contracts
the Army wants to give itself the right to conduct maintenance and access necessary tools, software, and technical data without being hindered by intellectual property constraints.
Sixteen ISIS suspects found in sprawling detainee camp in Syria
This is a result of their surrender in 2019 when they surrendered to the US-backed SDF and ended up in prisons.
US military poised to slash troops in Syria, officials say
The US plans to cut its troop presence in Syria by half, consolidating bases as part of a broader regional military review.
What are US troops doing in the Middle East and where are they? - explainer
The US and Iran are set for talks in Oman, as President Trump threatens military action if Iran doesn't limit its nuclear program, while US troops remain stationed across the Middle East.
US Senate confirms Trump pick Caine as top US military officer
The Senate confirmed retired Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as Joint Chiefs chairman after Trump fired Gen. Brown, sparking concerns over loyalty and precedent.
How much did it cost the US to intercept the missile launched from Yemen to Israel?
The US has positioned a THAAD missile battery in Israel to reinforce the Israeli Arrow system, and the two intercepted yesterday's barrage from Yemen.
Middle East will 'blow up like a spark': Iran speaker warns Trump against attack
Parliament Speaker Mohammad Qalibaf: "If the Americans attack the sanctity of Iran, the entire region will blow up like a spark in an ammunition dump."
