Army Spc. Thomas Iglesias silenced Pete Hegseth’s entourage at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, then received a Joint Service Commendation Medal from the Secretary of War for upholding the Old Guard’s uncompromising standards.
Bomb technicians made a suspicious package safe at the BioUrja Renewables plant, but Peoria’s evacuation order remained active while authorities searched the sprawling facility for additional threats and investigated who was responsible.
A Louisiana jury convicted former police officer Kedreyon K. Williams of crimes involving children ages 8 to 11, leading to mandatory life sentences and a court order requiring chemical castration.
A nationwide FAA ground stop lasting more than four hours forced college and professional teams to revise flights, use buses and adjust game times, with Ole Miss at Oklahoma moved to Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
Navy’s uniforms for the 127th Army-Navy game honor generations of Naval special warfare personnel through helmet insignia, camouflage sleeves, collar tributes and sea spray designs across the pants and gloves.
Dr. James Turpin, an award winning Kentucky emergency room physician and medical leader, died after accidentally falling down basement stairs, leaving behind a wife, son and colleagues who remembered his reassuring presence and devotion to family.
Johnny Depp said fatherhood immediately answered years of questions about his acting career, while memories of raising Lily-Rose and Jack in France revealed why being Papa remains one of his most cherished roles.
Tiffani Thiessen revealed that a torn labrum and hip dysplasia have left her needing a hip replacement, forcing her to pause pickleball while she remains determined to continue her acting career.
Tom Arnold says his comedy tour transformed his attitude toward women in their 60s, even as the four times divorced actor confronts a decade without sex, serious health challenges and his complicated history with sobriety.
The Navy removed Cmdr. Caitlin Cunningham during the USS Michael Murphy’s lengthy Middle East deployment but did not disclose the decision until November, adding to congressional concerns about transparency surrounding senior leadership changes.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth wants to revive the OSS name, add 100 staff and $45 million, and elevate special operations civilian oversight, while asking Congress to authorize the most consequential changes.