A would-be atheist Navy chaplain is suing over his rejected application from July 2013, claiming the military unfairly denied his application and violated his constitutional rights. Published November 7, 2014
A spike in IED attacks by the Islamic State group has prompted the Pentagon to ready its Joint IED Defeat Organization to train Iraqi security forces. Published November 6, 2014
A Russian hacking campaign against U.S. critical infrastructure has gone on since 2011 and puts hundreds of thousands of Americans at risk. Published November 6, 2014
A U.S. F-16 lost contact with Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida on Thursday. A search effort by the Coast Guard is underway in the Gulf of Mexico. Published November 6, 2014
Lawyers for the man accused of plotting the 2000 terrorist attack on the USS Cole in Yemen want his brain tested for possible injuries sustained during interrogations. Published November 6, 2014
The Kremlin accused the U.S. of conducting a money laundering probe into Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle. Published November 6, 2014
President Obama sent a secret letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in mid-October in the hopes of securing more cooperation in the fight against the Islamic State group. Published November 6, 2014
Former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill has been identified as the individual who killed Osama bin Laden in 2011. Published November 5, 2014
Russia has fired two intercontinental ballistic missiles from a submarine within one week. Published November 5, 2014
"The Boss" will be one of the recipients of a new award given out to entertainers who work to improve the lives of U.S. military veterans. Published November 5, 2014
A Black Hawk helicopter crew from the Arizona National Guard is in hot water over a surprise candy drop on an unsuspecting neighborhood Halloween night. Published November 5, 2014
The former Navy SEAL who wrote on the mission to kill Osama bin Laden is in trouble with the Pentagon for writing about the night vision goggles the elite teams use, but they're available to buy online — for $35,000. Published November 5, 2014
Pentagon researchers have tested a computer chip inspired by the human brain that could operate a drone. Published November 5, 2014
Baskin-Robbins has come up with a tasty way to honor U.S. military personnel for Veterans Day: camouflage ice cream. Published November 5, 2014
Coach K isn't a fan of President Obama's strategy for fighting against the Islamic State group. Published November 4, 2014
President Obama will bring up China's cyberspying when he meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping at talks in Beijing next week. Published November 4, 2014
Government requests for Facebook users' data jumped almost 25 percent in the first six months of 2014 compared to the last half of 2013, the company said Tuesday. Published November 4, 2014
Students enrolled in Musa al-Gharbi's classes at University of Arizona can expect to hear that the U.S. military is more of a threat to world peace than the Islamic State group. Published November 4, 2014
A Defense Department survey on sexual assault has left many service members livid. Published October 31, 2014
Former CBS News correspondent Sharyl Attkisson released video Friday of her Benghazi files being systematically deleted from her computer in 2012, alleging that government agencies were responsible for the crime. Published October 31, 2014
