A VA foreclosure prevention program is about to accept submissions, a special ceremony for Ohio’s only recognized Revolutionary War memorial and a Navy officer/NASCAR driver headlines a Flag Day event.

Property crime dropped by nearly a quarter following the surge of National Guard troops to the nation’s capital last year, but the deployment had little to no effect on violent crimes, according to a new report.

The strike raises to at least 207 the total number of people killed since the U.S. campaign against “narcoterrorists” in the region began in early September.

The changes at the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery in northeastern France followed months of research by Operation Benjamin, an organization that identifies Jewish American service members whose graves were marked incorrectly.

The Defense Department’s press office at the Pentagon has been declared a classified area and journalists will no longer be allowed entry to meet with public affairs officers.

Defense Department schools sent a new message to parents Tuesday following yesterday’s announcement that schools at the U.S. Navy base in Bahrain would not reopen in the fall.

A Nevada lawmaker says the U.S. should not restart nuclear tests, the Veterans’ Transition to Trucking Act passed the House and a Vietnam veteran appeals his property rights to the Supreme Court.

Three months into the war with Iran, it remains unclear when and whether many will be able to return home, retrieve their belongings or resume the lives they left behind. 

An Iranian missile attack injured several Americans at a Kuwaiti air base, according to a report Saturday.

Vice President JD Vance addressed the graduating class during the commencement ceremony at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, Colo.