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A former U.S. army soldier was sentenced to 45 years for a planned attack on fellow soldiers in coordination with a Satanic, neo-Nazi organization.

The measure would reduce access to credit among junior service members, opening the door to payday lenders.

The FBI's Louisville branch issued a statement regarding multiple threats posted online toward schools in Kentucky. They said they're likely hoaxes.

The soldiers -- part of the 1st Battalion, 149th Infantry -- are from Barbourville, Middlesboro and Ravenna, Kentucky.

Former Secretary of the Navy and former Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England visited Norfolk Collegiate to share with students the importance of Veterans Day.

He also said in the podcast that giving Indigenous people a voice would 'substantially worsen' Australia.

The US Attorneys Office in Missouri said Amber Waterman and Jamie Waterman, both 42, of Pineville, Missour...

Ethan Melzer's lawyers were building a defense asserting he was merely indulging in fantasy chats similar to a New York police officer dubbed the “cannibal cop."

Bill Gibb finds out about the work of charity SSAFA in supporting ex-soldiers as we mark Armed Forces Day 2022.

Deloitte restructuring plans, although vehemently denied by the company, could be part of a global strategy to fly under regulatory radars.