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  New Air Force dress blues may draw on service’s heritage

  Approval of a new uniform design would be the first update to the Air Force’s service dress uniform in decades. Airmen have long complained that the current service dress uniform looks more like corporate than military attire.

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  Six provisions of the 2019 NDAA that could impact your wallet

  Among the most significant changes, servicemembers are slated to get a 2.6 percent pay raise, which would mark the biggest increase in nine years.

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  Jimmy Carter shuns riches and lives modestly in his Georgia hometown

  The 39th president of the United States lives modestly, a sharp contrast to his successors, who have left the White House to embrace power of another kind: wealth.

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  'Fat Leonard' scandal grows with indictment of three more retired Navy officials

  The worst corruption scandal in Navy history reached new heights Friday as federal prosecutors announced bribery and fraud charges against three retired sailors, including an officer who allegedly took part in a wild two-day party with prostitutes in Tokyo that cost $75,000.

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  USS Ronald Reagan sailor found guilty of attempting to sexually assault children

  Prosecutors said Petty Officer 1st Class Gilbert Sandoval tried to meet a person he believed to be a 14-year-old Kinnick High School freshman for sexual acts. He was also accused of planning to have sex with a 7-year-old girl.