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A man who attempted to enter a Tampa Air Force base with an AR-15 rifle was charged on Tuesday, officials said.

Tis the season to be grumpy? For the most part “champions” are acclaimed, cheered and envied. Not so for the Gay family of Union Vale, New York. In 2012 they adorned their home with a …

Baruch Roche, 33, claimed he was the Marvel superhero when he tried to get into MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa with an AR-15, and has now been indicted by federal prosecutors in Florida.

He said he had “top secret” information to provide at the base in Tampa, Florida, feds say.

More than 1,000 flights were cancelled and the travel plans of 150,000 passengers were torn up

Assessing global security, the situation in Ukraine and Hungary's role in Chad, the bilateral discussions reflect a commitment to enhanced collaboration.

There are countless, nameless, faceless heroes who act on behalf of the United States and the world to keep us safe. They do this because of a love for our

The Government Accountability Office recommended the Pentagon slow a more than $2 billion program to purchase armed, overwatch aircraft for U.S. Special Operations Command until defense officials can better determine how many of the two-man planes are needed.

Far from the deserts of the Middle East, the Army is instructing troops in Hawaii on the skills needed for a potential clash with China.

California-based Reliable Robotics is developing a remotely-piloted flight system it thinks will sell to cargo operators with the promise of efficiency and lower costs.