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Brothers-in-law cover more than 250 miles in January, wearing inflatable dinosaur costumes.

Palpatine's lightsaber prowess in the Star Wars prequel trilogy was jarring for a lot of people, not least of all actor Ian McDiarmid.

A biographer of President Biden said that it while it would be a surprise, it “wouldn’t be a total shock” if the president drops out of the 2024 race by the end of the calendar. NBC’s Chuck Todd on “Meet the Press” asked biographer Franklin Foer, whose book about Biden’s first two years in office…

The resources focus on general aspects of wellness and how military families can tackle an already uncertain life with the compounding effects of the pandemic.

The suicide aboard the George Washington comes a month after the Navy released its first report on the last three suicides the ship experienced in April.

A Veterans' Family, Caregiver and Survivor Advisory panel subcommittee found that VA fails to communicate effectively with caregivers about programs and doesn't collect demographics data, leading to a lack of understanding of the community.

The House committee that oversees military issues will see 16 new faces this year, while the committee in charge of veterans oversight will have 13 new members.

The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is denying a widespread issue of erroneous withholdings.

Issiah Ross, the 17-year-old suspect accused of murdering 18-year-old Devin Clark and 14-year-old Lyric Woods in September, appeared in court Tuesday.

New York Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul is "tone-deaf to the suffering of families like mine" when it comes to violent crime, the dad of an Indiana tourist shot and killed in Brooklyn says.