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One West Point cadet has died and nearly two dozen others have been injured after a military vehicle overturned near a training site on Thursday. One cadet is reported deceased, 20 cadets and two soldiers are wounded that were involved in a Light Medium Tactical Vehicle accident that occurred at approximately 6:45 a.m. off Route 293. […]
The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded over 17 tons of seized cocaine at a port in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday morning. The Coast Guard claims that they captured 34,780 pounds of cocaine, worth an estimated $466 million, in a series of stings in the Pacific Ocean. According to local news reports, the drugs were intercepted in […]
Donald Trump can add another “first” to his norm-shattering presidency. He’s officially the first president to let a government shutdown interrupt the paychecks of military service members. The U.S. Coast Guard joined the thousands of federal workers going without pay this week when their first scheduled paycheck of the shutdown came due. Coast Guard Commandant Karl […]
Donald Trump became the first president not to visit the troops during the Christmas season since 2002. According to NBC News, Trump’s decision to stay off of a military base or hospital this month makes him the first Commander-in-Chief to duck such since George W. Bush skipped out during the Iraq War. Trump made calls to […]
‘Tis the season to love, give, and laugh and for those family members who don’t have the privilege of seeing their loved ones all too often, sometimes their presence is a present in and of itself. From active duty members of the military, to college students, to others, here are the most heartwarming homecoming videos from this […]
The Trump Administration is asking the Supreme Court to hear arguments on its transgender military ban, hoping that the conservative-leaning court will allow the ban to go through and end injunctions placed on the policy by lower-court judges, according to CNN. Justice Department lawyers filed petitions on Friday in three separate cases regarding the administration’s […]
