The Department of Veterans Affairs was fined $227,500 after incorrect radiation doses were given to 97 veterans with prostate cancer at the Philadelphia VA
The Department of Defense Wednesday announced the death of a Virginia Army Reserve civil affairs soldier in Iraq.
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said Wednesday that it remains the goal of U.S. troops to capture Osama bin Laden alive and 'bring him to justice.'
A month after losing control of their southern base in Marjah, the Taliban have begun to fight back, launching a campaign of assassination and intimidation to
Virginia 4th District Congressman Randy Forbes quizzed the Vice Chief of Naval Operations Tuesday on the Navy's rationale for moving a Norfolk-based nuclear
The Navy has relieved a Pearl Harbor-based submarine commander of his command after he became drunk at a Navy ROTC event.
The commanding officer of the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station in Sacramento has been temporarily relieved of duty, five months after several crewmen died in a
A federal judge has rejected a motion to halt the court-martial of a retired soldier forced back into the Army to face charges in North Carolina triple slaying
Air Force Maj. Curtis Daniel Miller of Palacios, Texas, will be buried on March 29 in the Dallas-Ft. Worth National Cemetery. Miller was part of a 14-man
The U.S. Navy says two fighter jets on a training mission collided over the northern Nevada desert, but both pilots survived.
The Department of Defense says reports of sexual assaults in the military rose 11 percent last year.
The four-star Army general who is managing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan says 'the time has come' for the military to rethink its policy toward gays.
