"Selfish": Taking credit for killing Osama bin Laden sparks debate
Some special operations service members and veterans are unhappy that one of their own has taken credit publicly for killing al Qaeda leader
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Some special operations service members and veterans are unhappy that one of their own has taken credit publicly for killing al Qaeda leader
Investigators say Max Winkler, 17, made a detailed plan for attacking and killing a complete stranger
Federal appeals court halts run of rulings supporting the issue, creating a split among the courts
Can this GOP-led Congress and Democratic president get as much done as the last time such dynamics prevailed in D.C.?; Army finally bans use of racially-charged word; soldier honored from -- Civil War
The air bags being recalled can explode with too much force and send shards of metal into the passenger compartment
Pentagon plans expanded outreach to veterans who may have been exposed and need medical care
Robin Raphel, the former Ambassador to Tunisia and recent senior adviser on Pakistan, is part of a counterintelligence probe
NYPD says so-called "lone wolf" attacks are hard to detect in advance when "the conspiracy to commit a terrorist act is a conspiracy of one"
The U.S. military Thursday revised a regulation to remove some outdated language many African Americans find offensive
A blast of polar air is about to send temperatures plunging in the heart of America, thanks to an invasion from the north
First Lt. Alonzo Cushing died for his country during Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg
First setback for same-sex advocates after a string of court victories; ruling sets up a potential U.S. Supreme Court battle over the issue
1st Lt. Alonzo Cushing helped turn the tide of the Civil War
Police in Hawaii say sentencing could increase while an emergency declaration is in effect on Big Island
Second wife of Harold Henthorn went over a cliff at Rocky Mountain National Park in 2012; he's still being investigated in the death of his first wife in 1995