Money market funds
The Pentagon has accepted a $130 million anonymous donation to fund active-duty troops during the government shutdown, sparking concerns about the legality of private money being used to fund military salaries. The donation will cover a small portion of the funds needed to pay the troops, with the Pentagon spending
Massacres
A former British paratrooper, known as "Soldier F," was found not guilty on Thursday at Belfast Crown Court for his alleged role in the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland. The verdict, handed down by Judge Patrick Lynch, concluded that prosecutors failed to prove that Soldier F
Activists
In a peculiar case of First Amendment infringement, 35-year-old Sam O'Hara filed a lawsuit against the US National Guard and the District of Columbia police for handcuffing and detaining him while he played the Imperial March, commonly associated with Darth Vader, in an attempt to protest the presence
Military bases
Britain's military bases, particularly those used by US forces, have been plagued by mystery drone sightings in recent years, prompting the Government to take action. Defence Secretary John Healey will announce new powers granting troops the authority to shoot down unidentified drones threatening UK military sites, aiming to
Artillery shells
California Governor Gavin Newsom lashed out at President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance after an artillery shell detonated prematurely over Interstate 5, hitting two vehicles, including one belonging to Vance's motorcade, without causing any injuries. Newsom criticized the White House for putting civilians at risk to
Soldiers
Clashes in Gaza have intensified in recent days, with Israel launching a wave of airstrikes against Hamas in southern Gaza. Despite claims that the ceasefire remains in force, the escalation of violence has forced senior US officials to cancel their trip to Israel. The situation is complex, with both sides
Military bases
Britain's military bases, particularly those used by US forces, have been plagued by mystery drone sightings in recent years, prompting the Government to take action. Defence Secretary John Healey will announce new powers granting troops the authority to shoot down unidentified drones threatening UK military sites, aiming to
Military bases
Britain's military bases, particularly those used by US forces, have been plagued by mystery drone sightings in recent years, prompting the Government to take action. Defence Secretary John Healey will announce new powers granting troops the authority to shoot down unidentified drones threatening UK military sites, aiming to
Soldiers
Clashes in Gaza have intensified in recent days, with Israel launching a wave of airstrikes against Hamas in southern Gaza. Despite claims that the ceasefire remains in force, the escalation of violence has forced senior US officials to cancel their trip to Israel. The situation is complex, with both sides
Soldiers
Clashes in Gaza have intensified in recent days, with Israel launching a wave of airstrikes against Hamas in southern Gaza. Despite claims that the ceasefire remains in force, the escalation of violence has forced senior US officials to cancel their trip to Israel. The situation is complex, with both sides
Soldiers
President Donald Trump suggested Sunday that he is prepared to use the Insurrection Act to crack down on dissent nationwide, warning that National Guard deployments would take place in San Francisco next. In a pre-recorded interview on Fox News's Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Trump claimed that
Soldiers
According to recent reports, a Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorist ambush has left 11 persons dead, including a commanding officer and several soldiers, Civilian Joint Task Force members, and vigilantes. The attack occurred along Kashimri village in the Bama local government area of Borno State, while troops of 21 Brigade, Operation
