After losing two husbands in Navy airship disasters, Joy Bright Hancock returned to service, helped establish a permanent military role for women and earned recognition from her peers as the First Lady of the Navy.
Britain says its military bases remain secure despite the movement of at least 10 American refueling aircraft and reports of an Iranian threat, as RAF Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath reportedly shift to FPCON Charlie.
Ukraine says renewed Starshield speed restrictions are disrupting military operations and drone interceptions as Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner pursue talks with Vladimir Putin following inconclusive negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
Scouting America’s new merit badge connects scouts with military history, veterans and service families through 10 requirements, while reflecting program changes that secured continued War Department support after sharp criticism from Secretary Pete Hegseth.
ESET says the stealthy Cereal toolkit used compromised Microsoft Exchange servers to collect selected NATO and EU emails, with researchers attributing the December 2025 Romanian intrusion to the Russia affiliated Turla hacking group.
World War II submariner and federal judge Jack Weinstein pushed veterans and chemical companies toward a $180 million Agent Orange settlement, preserving exposure claims that later gained presumptive status under the Agent Orange Act of 1991.
Abdul el Sayed is inviting President Donald Trump to put his name on Medicare for All, a maneuver strategists say could open negotiations or give Democrats campaign ammunition if the president and congressional Republicans refuse.
Nvidia directors are reportedly preparing to remove longtime CEO Jensen Huang as allegations of another extramarital relationship intensify scrutiny, leaving the artificial intelligence giant without a clear successor despite Huang’s daughter emerging as one potential replacement.