Retired Navy SEAL who oversaw the 2011 Osama bin Laden raid says Trump 'needs to be very careful' about pardoning service members accused of war crimes

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Retired US Navy Adm. William McRaven, a former Navy SEAL who oversaw the Osama bin Laden raid in 2011, is not alone in this thinking.

The Trump-Putin exchange was expected to last 45 minutes, but it ended up dragging on for over two hours.

The US is reportedly worried that the Chinese government could force drone makers to hand over data from its customers.

The US relies heavily on Chinese exports of rare-earth materials, which can be found in products like smartphones, Teslas, and fighter jets.

On paper, Iran's military is no match for the US armed forces. But wars aren't fought on paper, and a US victory would be a messy one.

"This is a fabulous generation," retired Navy Adm. William McRaven said of millennials. "I don't think you need to worry," he added.

Reports that Trump may pardon service members convicted of war crimes has elicited widespread rejection, though reaction among veterans was mixed.

A Navy probe found that the pilots were correctly removed from the squadron due to performance but also that they were treated inappropriately.

Russia sent Tu-95 long-range strategic bombers flying past Alaska twice in two days, and in both cases, US F-22s flew out to meet them.

From tariffs and levies to the Huawei ban, the global tech industry is at the center of an escalating cold war between the US and China.

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