United States Armed Forces News & Breaking Stories

Ukrainians celebrate Easter as Russian troops advance, waiting for US aid; President Zelenskyy calls for unity and prayer amid conflict.

Growing number of Americans urge Biden to intervene in Israel-Gaza conflict as his approval ratings drop, particularly among younger demographics.

Celebrities at 2024 Oscars raise awareness for Israel-Gaza war, wearing red Artists4Ceasefire pins. Calls for ceasefire and humanitarian aid.

US military sends forces to Haiti to boost embassy security amid gang attacks. Haitian Prime Minister faces pressure to resign.

Republican Rep. Mike Turner urges Biden to declassify info about "serious" national security threat, but details remain unclear. Democratic lawmakers caution.

Former WWE wrestler Ashley Massaro's statement supports allegations of a "casting couch" at WWE involving Vince McMahon. WWE denies any knowledge.

Sy Kravitz, a former US military officer, was a TV producer and father to rock star Lenny Kravitz. Read on for more.

President Biden speaks to families of soldiers killed in Jordan, UPS plans job cuts, Georgia considers legalizing sports betting.

Iran-backed drone strike killed three US service members, injured 34. First deadly attack in Middle East since Israel-Hamas war. Retaliation promised.

Powerful waves hit U.S. military base in Marshall Islands. Dramatic video shows damage. Dozens evacuated. Recovery may take months.

US, UK and allies launched strikes against Yemen, reducing Houthi capabilities to threaten international shipping in the Red Sea.

White House confirms Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will keep his job despite controversy over delayed hospitalization disclosure. Investigation underway.

Tuskegee Airman salutes fallen at Pearl Harbor Day remembrance. Eugene Richardson, one of the last surviving pilots, honored at historic site.

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100. He shaped global politics, won Nobel Peace Prize, and visited China at 100.

President Biden's reelection campaign is pushing for radical gun control, defying Congress, and scaring voters with unsubstantiated claims about firearm access.

Businesses and organizations will honor veterans and active-duty service members with free goods, services and discounts on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023.

Americans celebrate Veterans Day on 11 November, with some store closures. Here's what's open and closed on Veterans Day 2023.

Banks and businesses close for Veterans Day. Check if your bank is open. Many restaurants offer free meals to veterans.

Amazon is not offering a military-and-veterans-specific deal for Veterans Day 2023, but shoppers can get 20% off select items.

Veterans Day is celebrated on the 11th of November to honor military veterans, living and dead, with parades and observances.

U.S. military bases in Iraq and Syria targeted by drones and rockets in response to support for Israel's actions in Gaza.

Veterans Day is a federal holiday honoring all service members, celebrated annually on November 11.

Republicans are growing increasingly frustrated with Senator Tommy Tuberville's block on military promotions, which has resulted in over 350 vacant positions. Some Republicans have called Tuberville a liar and expressed concern over the negative impact on military readiness and morale. Tuberville's team may have made matters worse by suggesting that Republicans who joined a resolution to circumvent the block should face primary challengers. Tuberville remains defiant and refuses to change course.

Russian and Chinese jets have been increasingly challenging US aircraft in encounters that reflect heightened tensions and a willingness to challenge the US.

US Bombs Syria in "Self-Defense" after Attacks on American Bases in Iran. War tensions escalate, raising concerns of a global conflict.

President Biden's National Security Adviser, Jake Sullivan, thanked China for helping return a U.S. soldier from North Korea.

US Navy ship intercepts missiles and drones fired by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, possibly towards Israel. No casualties reported.

A State Department official resigned after Biden pledged $100 billion in aid to Israel, expressing disapproval over US military support.

President Biden criticizes Senator Tommy Tuberville as an extremist, accusing him of obstructing military nominations and being uninformed.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has returned from his trip to Russia, where he strengthened ties with President Putin. The two countries discussed defense ties, leading to speculation about arms transfer deals in violation of U.N. resolutions.

Parts of a missing F-35 fighter jet have been found in Williamsburg County, South Carolina, after the pilot parachuted to safety.

Long sentences for Capitol attack defendants have sparked appeals, with the Justice Department also appealing some as too short.

Tommy Tuberville, an Alabama Republican senator, has blocked over 300 military promotions due to his opposition to the Pentagon's abortion policies and what he perceives as "woke" sentiment among officers. If the block continues, it could affect up to 650 promotions by the end of the year, potentially damaging national security. Tuberville's actions have drawn criticism from civilian military leaders, who argue that the hold is unfair to the officers and their families and is putting military readiness at risk.

Former US Air Force Intelligence agent testifies about US military's knowledge of unearthly objects, including attempts to reverse-engineer them.

Iran-backed forces in Syria pose a threat to US and Israel.

Thousands of American fans have traveled to New Zealand to support the U.S. women's national soccer team at the Women's World Cup.

US soldier crosses into North Korea, throwing Washington into crisis.

Gunman kills police officer and injures two others in North Dakota.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer supports declassifying UFO-related government records.

Senator Tuberville backtracks on defense of white nationalists after backlash.

1976 Election: Debating whether to vote for Jimmy Carter or not.

Port Royal, South Carolina, is hosting a daylong Independence Day celebration this year. The event will feature food trucks, live entertainment, and fireworks. The festivities will begin at noon at Sands Beach and will include food vendors, a beer wagon, and live music. The fireworks will start around 9 p.m. and last approximately 30 minutes. The town is also offering golf cart shuttles to transport people from the parking area to the beach. Another event in Beaufort, South Carolina, is the HELP of Beaufort 5K Firecracker Run, which will take place in downtown Beaufort at 8 a.m. on July 4. The race is pet and stroller friendly, and participants can register online or in person on the day of the race. Additionally, the 14th annual Salute From The Shore flyover will take place on July 4, starting in Cherry Grove, South Carolina, and ending in Beaufort County. Spectators can watch the flyover from various locations along the Beaufort County coast.

Pence expresses concern over Trump's indictment but waits for court decision.