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While some may think a scenario of attack and seizure of commercial and allied spacecraft seems like science fiction, it is a common reality.

For the new mayor of Colorado's second-largest city, the trip was a chance to make sure Colorado Springs has a seat at the table.

Some worry that bringing the units back from the brigade to division level risks losing lethality at the point where it is most needed on the battlefield.

Health consequences continue in neighborhoods deemed high risk for home loans and housing improvements by the federal government nearly 100 years ago, according to new research.

Some worry that bringing the units back from the brigade to division level risks losing lethality at the point where it is most needed on the battlefield.

Health consequences continue in neighborhoods deemed high risk for home loans and housing improvements by the federal government nearly 100 years ago, according to new research.

Alabama Republicans, in touting passage in the House of Representatives of the 2024 defense spending bill, included mentions of amendments to end the Pentagon abortion policy in a fight being led by Sen. Tommy Tuberville.

The move by Rep. Mike Rogers has put the Air Force in a bind as it faces a personnel funding shortfall and looks to extend some deployments.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order that allows the military to use up to 3,000 reserve service members to augment its forces in Europe.

All six GOP members of the Alabama congressional delegation in the House voted in favor of this year's NDAA.