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Lloyd Austin focuses inward in first days as Pentagon chief CNN 2/5/2021 By Oren Liebermann, CNN © Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images Retired general Lloyd Austin speaks after being nominated by US President-elect Joe Biden to be US Defense Secretary, at The Queen Theater in Wilmington, Delaware on December 9, 2020. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP) (Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images) Lloyd Austin pressed his extended forefinger into the table, a sign the new secretary of defense...

Military Charges Soldier With Murder Of His Wife On Schofield Barracks - Honolulu Civil Beat Military Charges Soldier With Murder Of His Wife On Schofield Barracks Selena Roth was a former Army Signal’s intelligence specialist, an animal lover and was passionate about rights for military victims of sexual harassment. Reading time: 2 minutes. The military charged an Army intelligence analyst with murdering his wife, Selena Roth, whose body was found last month in housing at Schofield Barracks...

Navy chief dies of COVID complications Chief Quartermaster Herbert Rojas died Tuesday, Feb. 2, of COVID-related complications. (Navy) A Navy chief and staff instructor at Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois, died Tuesday at his home due to COVID-19 complications, the second active-duty sailor to die this week after contracting the novel coronavirus. Chief Quartermaster Herbert Rojas, 50, of Richmond Hill, New York, had been randomly tested recently and was “asymptomatic positiv...

Pentagon: Troop numbers under review, role in Yemen shifts and extremism takes center stage February 5 Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has ordered a review of where the U.S. commits its troops. (Greg Nash-Pool/Getty Images) The recent Pentagon-directed Global Posture Review has put the brakes on any further drawdowns of troops in Germany or anywhere else until at least mid-year, but won’t affect rotational deployments across the force, a Pentagon official said Friday. What will change is...

By DANAE KING | The Columbus Dispatch | Published: February 1, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio (Tribune News Service) — An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenants application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screenshots provided by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. The foundation, a civil rights organization tha...

Hours after the attack on the Capitol ended, a group calling itself the Last Sons of Liberty posted a brief video to Parler, the social media platform, that appeared to show members of the organization directly participating in the uprising. Footage showed someone with a shaky smartphone charging past the metal barricades surrounding the building. Other clips show rioters physically battling with baton-wielding police on the white marble steps just outside the Capitol. Before Parler went offli...

No, this is not from a sick version of the satire site Babylon Bee. California Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Twilight Zone) has sent a letter to Joe Biden urging him to issue an executive order identifying white supremacy as a threat to national security. Let’s go through that one more time — just to make sure we got it right the first time. California Democrat Rep. Jackie Speier sent a letter to Biden urging him to issue an executive order identifying white supremacy as a threat to national secur...

Social media posts of Ohio National Guard lieutenant being investigated Danae King, The Columbus Dispatch © Screenshot Ohio Army National Guard Chaplain 1st Lt. Christopher M. Boyds posts on Facebook An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenants application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screensh...

Jonathan Valdes/USAF Taylor Bechtol, then an Air Force staff sergeant, with munition at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska on Oct. 26, 2018. Bechtol has been linked to the Boogaloo Bois. By A.C. Thompson, ProPublica, and Lila Hassan and Karim Hajj, FRONTLINE Hours after the attack on the Capitol ended, a group calling itself the Last S...

An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenants application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screenshots provided by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. The foundation, a civil rights organization that was alerted to Boyd’s posts by an anonymous Army captain, sent a letter to Ohio Adjutant General John C. Har...