Military

A final report on Maine's deadliest mass shooting in the state's history reveals major failures by police and the Army Reserve.

Failures by police and Army led up to Maine mass shooting: Report

Firefighters battle a massive blaze at Russia's Kavkaz oil depot after a Ukrainian drone strike, with ongoing efforts to contain it.

Large fire continues at Russian oil depot after Ukrainian drone strike

Israeli forces announced the recovery of six hostages’ bodies, captured by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attacks, following an overnight military operation in Gaza.

Israel says bodies of 6 hostages retrieved in overnight operation

After launching the first invasion into Russia since World War II, Ukraine's objectives for its Kursk incursion are coming into view.

Ukraine building buffer zone in Russia

A U.S.-backed international police force is reportedly underfunded and outmanned by thousands of gang members in Haiti.

Why US-backed international police force isn’t stopping Haitian gangs

The U.S. and South Korea launched military drills as North Korea condemns exercises, raising fears of fresh missile provocations.

N. Korea condemns US-S. Korean military drills as ‘prelude to a nuclear war’

A record amount of aid workers were killed in 2023, according to the United Nations.

2023 deadliest year for aid workers ever, 2024 could be worse: UN

Tensions escalated in the South China Sea on Monday, Aug. 19, when Chinese and Philippine coast guard ships collided near Sabina Shoal, a disputed area in the Spratly Islands. Both sides blamed each other for the incident, which resulted in damage to at least two Philippine vessels. The Philippines accused China of engaging in "aggressive and unlawful maneuvers," while China claimed the Philippine ships deliberately rammed its vessels.

Chinese, Philippine coast guards clash near Sabina Shoal

For most of July and early August, some of the most elite special ops forces in the U.S. military participated in Operation Polar Dagger.

Why US special operators training in the Arctic matters to China

A Russian Tu-22M3 bomber crashed in Siberia after catching fire mid-air, killing one crew member and prompting investigations.

Russian nuclear bomber goes down in fiery crash in Siberia

Israeli settlers reportedly set a Palestinian village ablaze on Thursday, Aug. 15, killing at least one Palestinian man.

Israeli settlers set Palestinian village ablaze, kill 1 in West Bank attack

Ukraine announced full control of parts of Russia Kursk region on Thursday, August 15, 2024.

Ukraine declares full control of Russia’s Kursk region in day 10 of offensive

German authorities are investigating possible sabotage at a military base after an apparent attempt was made to contaminate drinking water at the Bundeswehr base in Cologne-Wahn. On Wednesday, Aug. 14, a guard at the base discovered a hole in the fence near the water processing plant, prompting a search of the premises.

German military base investigates attempted water contamination

Three years have passed since the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan, and since then, the Taliban has controlled the country.

3 years of Taliban rule: What changed since US’ Afghanistan withdrawal?

An Army intelligence analyst has pleaded guilty to charges related to selling classified military information to China.

US Army soldier pleads guilty to selling military secrets to China

The U.S. State Department has approved a significant $20 billion arms sale to Israel. This package includes 50 fighter jets, air-to-air missiles, tank ammunition, and tactical vehicles, aimed at bolstering Israel's military capabilities over the coming years.

US approves $20B in weapons sales to Israel

Vice Presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) is defending against accusations of "stolen valor" by Republican VP candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-OH).

Walz defends his military record at first solo campaign event

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, after two years of negotiations and training, Ukraine is receiving the F-16 fighter jets it wants.

F-16s arrive in Ukraine after negotiations, training: Weapons and Warfare

The Hawkeye Mobile Howitzer System eliminates the need to tow a howitzer, increasing the Army's stealth and speed.

New Hawkeye howitzer could boost Army speed, stealth: Weapon of the week

Ukraine took delivery of its first F-16s on Aug. 4, 2024 after a year of training efforts to prepare the Ukrainian Air Force.

Dreams become reality for Ukraine with the F-16’s arrival

Ukraine said its forces control an area in Russia about the size of Indianapolis. It's the largest invasion into the country since WWII.

Ukraine takes war to Russia, capturing dozens of villages

An investigator resigned from the House Foreign Affairs Committee, saying it failed its investigation into the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

‘Derelict in their duties’: Investigator quits over House probe of Afghanistan pullout

Philippine Navy condemns Chinese jets for aggressive maneuvers over Scarborough Shoal, escalating tensions in the South China Sea dispute.

Manila files diplomatic protest after Chinese jets fire flares near patrol plane

U.S. bolsters Middle East defenses, preparing for possible significant attacks from Iran, deploying additional troops and military assets.

US preps for potential Iranian-backed attack on Israel as early as this week