Category: Security

The final compromise on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) by Congress prevents the Pentagon from mandating the use of personal pronouns regarding official military… Read More

Dick Szlasa, whose Hall of Fame lacrosse coaching career was highlighted by a successful 10-year stint at Navy, died Saturday night at Autumn Lake Healthcare in Manchester after being in… Read More

Strong, independent, self sufficient. That sums up Oswego East senior Andrew Wiggins, but he is no army of one. He’s definitely a team player. No doubt,… Read More

Gen. Charles Brown, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs, spoke with his Chinese counterpart for the first time in a call that the Biden administration… Read More

For the second time in six months, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday denied a request from gun rights advocates to put a hold on… Read More

As Chicago police Officer Craig Lancaster awaits trial on a felony aggravated battery charge for striking an eighth grade student, newly released documents show that… Read More

The United States military will have the smallest force in over 80 years as it prepares for the start of 2024. The Pentagon recently informed… Read More

State officials have arrested three people who are accused of participating in a sextortion scheme run from inside of one of South Carolina’s prisons. On… Read More

The USS Harry S. Truman rejoined the U.S. Second Fleet after a year-long maintenance cycle at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Looming roughly 20 stories above the water, the floating… Read More

Fighting spread to a Sudanese city crucial to international aid efforts, forcing about 15,000 people to flee and threatening to deepen a humanitarian disaster caused… Read More