Trump just overruled his top military officials in controversial war crimes pardons

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President Donald Trump on Friday evening absolved three US service members who were either convicted or were still facing trial of war crimes.

One reason the F-35s aren't hitting their availability rate goal is that "the aircraft are breaking more often and taking longer to fix."

The fatally injured staff sergeant was found inside the dogs' kennel after the two Belgian Shepherds were seen running loose.

Giuliani is a central figure to impeachment proceedings against Trump. The public hearings resume on Friday.

A fire broke out aboard the amphibious assault ship Iwo Jima late on Thursday night as the ship was at Naval Station Mayport in Florida.

The Navy says that overhauls for as many as 14 ships and one aircraft carrier are on the line as Congress injects uncertainty into its plans.

As Hong Kong protests stretch on, protesters are using purloined bows and arrows, paving bricks, and more to battle police.

Hoda Muthana's father was a Yemeni diplomat at the time of her birth, which raised the question of whether or not she gained US citizenship at birth.

"I'm carrying out orders and protecting the interests of one and only state, the Russian Federation. That's the bottom line," a rebel said in a call.

Despite being officially retired in 2008, F-117 Nighthawks are still seen flying. This one's done for good, though.

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