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MONROVIA – Now at age 41, Ms. Fatu Gray, popularly called “Old Lady”, is being cared for like done to a child: fed by somebody, bathed by somebody, dressed up in her clothes by somebody, led to the restroom by somebody, and led into or out of her roo

A national defense analyst says the cadets who demonstrated poor judgment during Spring Break deserve to be expelled from West Point.

Chronicle readers chime in on voting rights and democracy, the closure of JFK Drive, and...

The guy sitting at the curb by my car outside my building looked vaguely familiar. He flipped his lit ciggie in the street, looked over and grumbled, "Yeah, I oughta look familiar, but you Mr....

Ten years ago, Steve Erzinger was an undersized senior linebacker at 210 pounds and one of the captains of the Army football team. Yet when he headed into his final game against Navy, he weighed barely 190 pounds.

In the early days of the pandemic, Dawn Riegner, a chemist at an elite college, found she had time on her hands because of the empty classrooms. So she filled her downtime with an explosive diversion.

A US military officer reports on the increasing incidence of insubordination, desertion and rebellion in the US army over the course of the Vietnam War. While we obviously don't agree with the officer's political perspective, the article contains lots of useful information on the GI resistance movement during the Vietnam War.

Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Walter Pincus is a contributing senior national security columnist for The Cipher Brief. He spent forty years at The Washington Post, writing on topics from nuclear weapons to politics.  He is the author of Blown to Hell: America’s Deadly Betrayal of the Marshall Islanders (releasing in November 2021) OPINION — The current clash between Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark A. Milley and former-President Trump reminds me a bit of the Army’s confrontation b...

Today, I’m joined by Congressman Mike Gallagher, who represents the 8th District in Wisconsin. In this episode, we delve into critical infrastructure security from the perspective of national security. Congressman Mike Gallagher:  I mean, in the past, we sort of had the advantage of basic geography, and 1000s of miles of oceans, and friendly neighbors to protect us. But in the cyber domain, those geographic distances are essentially meaningless…..we’ve seen have been kind of a huge wake ...

He helped Trump bring American hostages home. Now hes working for Biden. Jenna McLaughlin © Provided by Yahoo! News Roger Carstens, special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, at the State Department in February. (Eric Kayne for Yahoo News) WASHINGTON — Just days before Christmas last year, Roger Carstens, a former Green Beret turned diplomat, was thousands of miles away from home. He had flown to Saudi Arabia in a last-ditch attempt to attend the trial of two U.S. citi...