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Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered flags at all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday in honor of two Fort Campbell soldiers who died

Close to one out of every 40 jobs in Arizona is due to military bases and operations, new report finds.

Special-ops units are the tip of the spear, but in an era of competition with Russia and China, the Pentagon wants them to shape up and slim down.

The two men were arrested within seven hours from the time of detection.

Two Indonesian men arrested for trying to enter S’pore illegally by motorised sampan Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Two Indonesian men were arrested on Nov 20 for allegedly trying to enter Singapore unlawfully by sea.

NYU and Human Rights Watch accidentally doxxed up to 8,000 victims, journalists, and activists due to a basic security error.

I am writing to thank you for running the AP article, “Army Special Operations Command mourns five troops” on Nov. 14, which included pictures and details of the five men who died in service to our country. I appreciated learning about these individuals, and by extension, their families. These were people who chose a career […]

The coast guard had detected a fast-moving craft landing near the entrance of Tanah Merah Canal. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Law Enforcement News Man Charged With Murdering Wife, In-Laws After Body Parts Found In Encino Trash Bin A man arrested after the partially dismembered remains of a woman were discovered in Encino was charged Monday with three counts of murder and made an initial appearance in court in downtown Los Angeles. Samuel Bond Haskell, 35, was ordered held with no bail. The criminal