Three Stars and Stripes Staff Sue Pentagon Over Firings
Three Stars and Stripes employees sue the Pentagon, claiming their firings violated First Amendment rights after they objected to censorship.
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Car bomb kills Russian serviceman in St. Petersburg
A Russian serviceman died and his wife was injured when their car exploded in St. Petersburg, the latest in a string of bombings tied to Russia's war in Ukraine.
Russia pounds Ukrainian cities in overnight missile and drone barrage
Russia launched a massive overnight attack on Ukrainian ports, retailers and industrial sites. Ukraine said it shot down seven ballistic missiles.
Nigeria's Ransom Economy: Over $5 Million Paid in Kidnappings in a Year
Nigerian kidnappers collected over $5 million in ransoms in a year, with abductions up 66%, according to a new analysis.
Baghdad Brigadier General Killed in Shooting During Illegal Housing Demolition
An Iraqi brigadier general was killed and five others wounded in a shooting during an illegal housing demolition operation in Baghdad's Dora district.
Kremlin Warns of Harsh Response to Ukrainian Strikes on Economic Targets
Russia has threatened a harsh response to Ukrainian strikes on its economic and trade infrastructure, while insisting its forces are already advancing and no escalation is needed.
Russia Says Its Forces Are 4 km From Sloviansk, Key Ukrainian Stronghold
Russia's top military officer says troops are 4 km from Sloviansk, a key Ukrainian stronghold. The claim is unverified.
Burnham faces funding crunch as parliament returns
UK PM Andy Burnham faces a tough autumn as he must fund ambitious policies within tight fiscal rules.
North Korea Vows Strong Response to US Missile Sale to South Korea (2026-08-27)
North Korea condemns US approval of $125 million missile sale to South Korea, vowing a strong and immediate response to hostile acts.
Six months on, the Iran war is a stalemate with global fallout
Six months into the US-Israel strikes on Iran, the conflict is a stalemate, hurting Trump's approval, disrupting the global economy, and straining US military readiness.
Canada's defense sector booms as Ottawa pivots away from US suppliers
Canada's defense industry is expanding rapidly as the government boosts spending and seeks to reduce reliance on US military suppliers.
Guantanamo judge schedules 2028 trial for 9/11 accused
A military judge has set a June 2028 trial date for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three others accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks.
Judge Suspends Charges Against Ex-Marine Arrested Near Trump Golf Course
A California judge suspended charges against a former Marine arrested with a gun near Trump's golf course, citing mental fitness concerns.
Colombia names new military chiefs as US Southern Command chief arrives
Colombia's president appoints new military commanders and reiterates a hardline stance against armed groups as the US Southern Command chief visits Bogota.
France Warns of Hybrid Attacks After Leipzig Drone Incident
France's DGSI chief warns of possible attacks on strategic industries after a drone was found near a Ukrainian aircraft in Leipzig.
US Army picks five firms for $2.2 billion microreactor push
The US Army has selected five companies for up to $2.2 billion in contracts to build and operate microreactors on military bases, targeting deployment by 2028.
NATO Allies Seek Clarity on US Troop Review as Pentagon Briefing Looms
European allies will press the Pentagon's policy chief for clarity on a US troop review, seeking to reassure Washington on defence spending.
10 Russian Servicemen Returned in Prisoner Swap via Belarus
Ten Russian servicemen were handed over in Belarus as part of a prisoner exchange, receiving medical care before returning home.
Sweden's Moderates push for joint Nordic-Baltic air defence shield
Sweden's ruling Moderates propose a Nordic-Baltic air defence shield, integrating sensor data to counter missile and drone threats.
Grief Sculpted in Stone: Mother Awaits Justice as Pan Am 103 Trial Slips
Artist Suse Lowenstein, who lost her son in the Pan Am 103 bombing, continues her quest for answers as the trial of the accused bomb-maker faces another delay.