Defense
The Civilians Killed in U.S. Airstrikes
Between 64 and 116 civilians and more than 2,000 militants have been killed outside war zones, the White House said.
Defense
Is Long-Term Immigration Detention Illegal?
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether detained migrants can be held for longer than six months without a bail hearing.
Defense
No Alcohol for U.S. Sailors in Japan
The Navy has banned drinking after the latest arrest of an American on Okinawa.
Management
An Investigation Into Wisconsin's VA 'Candy Land'
A report due out Tuesday looks into the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center and how doctors might have over-prescribed pain pills to veterans.
Management
American Eagle, Meet the American Bison
President Obama has signed legislation making the bison the national mammal of the United States.
Management
Mexican Judge Rules 'El Chapo' Can Be Extradited to the U.S.
The move must be approved by the Mexican Foreign Ministry.
Defense
A Woman In Military Command of North America
General Lori Robinson is a step closer to becoming the first female to serve as a combatant commander.
Defense
Obama Urges Europe to Contribute More to Their Own Defense
In Germany, the American president said, "If we do not solve these problems, you start seeing those who would try to exploit those fears and frustrations and channel them in a destructive way."
Management
The Gyrocopter Mailman Gets a Four-Month Sentence
The Florida man flew onto the West Lawn of the Capitol in 2015 to demand campaign-finance reform.
Defense
Explosions Hit Brussels Airport and Metro Station, Killing at Least 26
U.S. Embassy in Brussels asks American citizens to shelter in place and avoid public transportation.
Management
The Oregon Standoff Comes to an End
All four holdouts at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge have surrendered.
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