Iran briefly seizes U.S. Navy sea drones in two incidents this week
The U.S. Navy drones involved in the incidents, called Saildrone Explorers, started operating in the waters of the Middle East in January.
More than 1,100 soldiers at Fort Bragg living in mold-infested barracks
The Army plans to demolish 12 of the barracks at Fort Bragg, which has had mold problems for years.
Pentagon releases plan to mitigate civilian casualties in U.S. airstrikes
The plan includes creating a center to coordinate data collection and lessons learned.
Three U.S. troops in Syria suffer minor injuries in rocket attacks
The U.S. military responded with airstrikes that killed four suspected militants.
Biden announces $3 billion in additional aid to Ukraine
"This will allow Ukraine to acquire air defense systems, artillery systems and munitions, counter-unmanned aerial systems, and radars to ensure it can continue to defend itself over the long term," the president said.
Pentagon again rejects Bowser's request for National Guard help with migrants
The Defense Department said the D.C. Guard is not trained or equipped to care for migrants
Family, colleagues of aid worker killed by U.S. strike stranded in Afghanistan
The Pentagon promised to resettle members of Zemari Ahmadi family and employees of the aid organization where he worked.
U.S. conducts missile launch after postponing due to China tensions
The planned test had been postponed after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan; China reacted to the visit by announcing live-fire exercises in the waters surrounding the island.
Austin rejects D.C. mayor's request for National Guard help with migrants
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin determined it would hurt troop readiness.
Senate passes burn pit legislation to aid veterans
Watching the vote from the Senate gallery, comedian and vocal advocate of the bill Jon Stewart grew teary-eyed.
Al-Zawahiri was on his Kabul balcony. How Hellfire missiles took him out
The missiles were launched by an unmanned aerial vehicle, or drone, killing him instantly.
New report on Afghanistan reconstruction shows bleak outlook for women
A quarterly report released by the special inspector general for Afghanistan finds women's rights there have deteriorated to 1990s levels.
Veterans shocked burn pit legislation fails to advance in Senate
The Senate unexpectedly failed to advance legislation expanding benefits for an estimated 3.5 million veterans exposed to burn pits during U.S. wars overseas.
National Guard troops train to avoid pitfalls faced in Ukraine conflict
A two-week National Guard training course in Louisiana incorporates obstacles Russian and Ukrainian troops alike have faced.
U.S. Army projected to miss recruiting goals by tens of thousands
U.S. Army projected to miss recruiting goals by tens of thousands