WASHINGTON — The U.S. military has built up an unusually large force in the Caribbean Sea and the waters off the coast of ...

After decades of defining close air support and naval aviation, the AV-8B Harrier II has taken its final bow. The Marines’ “Ace of Spades” squadron marked the end of an era with one last flight, ...

Over the Falkland Islands in May 1982 - an aerial duel was unfolding. The British pilots needed to protect their[...] ...

The federal government has reached the ninth day of its ongoing shutdown, leaving military members in the dark about whether they’ll get paid on Wednesday, Oct. 15. Troops continue to work throughout ...

On C-SPAN, House Speaker Mike Johnson heard from one military mom who begged him to bring lawmakers back to pass a standalone bill to provide military troops pay. The last boat struck by the U.S.

A government shutdown has furloughed nearly 750,000 federal workers and left military personnel working without pay. President Trump has directed the Secretary of War to use available funds to pay ...

After two weeks of uncertainty about getting a paycheck during the federal government shutdown, the Department of Defense paid active-duty military members on Wednesday, Oct. 15. The division includes ...

Canceled school events, growing lines at military food pantries, accumulating fears tied to missed paychecks and the potential need for loans to stay afloat — US military families are already feeling ...

Over 1 million active-duty military members and contractors may not receive their October 15 paychecks if Congress does not pass legislation. Essential federal employees, including military personnel ...

While the Constitution makes it clear how President Donald Trump and Congress get paid during a government shutdown, without a Senate vote to reopen the government until at least Tuesday, Oct. 13, the ...

The Senate is voting today, Oct. 9, in hopes of reopening the federal government as a deadline to pay active military members Wednesday, Oct. 15 is adding pressure to resolve the bitter stalemate ...