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With just 10 days before new education benefits debut to help jobless veterans learn a new skill, the VA has rushed to fix a problem that could have left community colleges in 18 states and Puerto Rico ineligible.
The U.S. military is guilty of political correctness toward domestic Islamic terror, a congressional report says. It concludes al Qaeda is using U.S.-based radicals to plan mass casualty attacks.
One of the U.S. Army's rising stars stands accused of obstructing an inquiry into widespread corruption and mismanagement of the Afghan forces he mentored.
An aircraft carrier group recovered nearly 10 tons of marijuana dumped from small boats in the Pacific Ocean near California's border with Mexico, the Navy said Tuesday.
An investigative report shows the commander of a Maryland squadron that flies Navy leaders in corporate-style jets was fired after she acknowledged falsifying records.
Capt. Chuck Litchfield was relieved of his command based on an investigation that found that problems on the Essex's bridge contributed to the accident.
A problem has arisen for a vets’ training program expected to launch July 1: Classes at community colleges in 18 states and territories will not be covered because the schools also provide bachelors’ degrees.
The United States is planning to put 13,500 troops in Kuwait to provide the flexibility to respond to sudden regional conflicts, according to a congressional report.
By its own admission, the Navy is straining to meet operational demands. But one vessel—the amphibious assault ship Wasp—has been conspicuously absent from the deployed battle force.