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U.S. military leaders stationed in South Korea on Wednesday apologized for the "poor judgment" of troops who attended a pair of dance parties without wearing masks → Read More
Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis slept in his clothes because of North Korea's missile launches amid the US's rocky relations with the regime in 2017, according to a new book on the Trump administration → Read More
Trump "uses the word 'loser' as often as he can," a former senior White House official told Insider. → Read More
"We got to save a couple, but we'll give you a couple," a voice from the law-enforcement speaker said. "We appreciate you guys, we really do." → Read More
"It reflects the perfect storm of economic stresses that North Korea is suffering right now," a former CIA branch chief in Korea told Insider. → Read More
"I have a sense that something's going to happen before the election, and he's not even going to be on the ticket," she said. → Read More
The Kremlin was secretly warned by the U.S. State Department of potential blowback if it paid bounties for American troops killed in Afghanistan, people familiar with diplomatic channels said → Read More
The White House on Friday afternoon accidentally made a compelling case to rename nearly a dozen U.S. military bases that honor Confederate leaders in an attempt to justify preserving them → Read More
Army Gen. Robert Abrams, the commander of United States Forces Korea (USFK), reiterated that the composition of the U.S. military mirrored America's society, and that its problems and solutions needed to be taken into account → Read More
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has made the Trump administration aware of his concerns with the appropriation of the US military's uniforms by law enforcement agencies as they face off with protesters in cities like Portland, Oregon → Read More
The White House press secretary consults a binder full of notes with tabs ranging from "ABSURD" to "WINS." → Read More
The White House sent the Pentagon a list of allegations against Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman after he testified against President Donald Trump during his impeachment, NBC News reported Wednesday → Read More
House lawmakers are attempting to allocate $1 million in a defense spending bill to rename U.S. Army bases that honor Confederate leaders during the Civil War → Read More
"Does @TuckerCarlson want to walk a mile in my legs and then tell me whether or not I love America?" → Read More
"I was told that I was going to rob someone because I was Black. A student made a noose and put it on his Black roommate's desk as a joke." → Read More
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on Business Insider. Americans living in South Korea celebrated the United States' independence by lighting → Read More
The Russian military intelligence agency, the GRU, reportedly used middle men to pay Taliban-linked militants in Afghanistan. → Read More
"No confirmation as to the identity of the remains has been made at this point" → Read More
"No confirmation as to the identity of the remains has been made at this point" → Read More
The U.S. military's top officer reportedly spoke with confidantes about possibly resigning from his position as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff following the criticism surrounding a controversial White House trip to St. John's Episcopal Church earlier this month → Read More