Military members and veterans can be at a disadvantage in getting screenings that can spot pre-cancerous growths and provide earlier diagnoses.

A U.S. Army veteran says wilderness therapy helped him find stability after struggling to adjust to civilian life.

Borrowed from the Army’s fitness test, these moves build the kind of strength and conditioning that carries over to real life.

During the annual meeting of the North Carolina Bureau Federation held in Greensboro recently, Agent Michael Wray of Montgomery County was recognized for personally producing the third largest number ...

Looking forward to seeing family and eating good food was the sentiment of many Soldiers as they headed home for the holidays ...

With the AI-integration in most sectors today, the military domain is no exception. We are living in another transformative ...

During the Kiriji War of the nineteenth century, a grim parable of war came and became a subject of racial slur and morbid joke. An Oyo-Ibadan warrior, disarmed and cornered by an Ijesa fighter, ...

U.S. Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, 20, was laid to rest with full military honors on Tuesday at the West Virginia National Cemetery. Beckstrom died Nov. 27 after being fatally wounded the previous day in ...

By Constant Méheut, Josh Holder and Olha Konovalova Wherever you go in Ukraine, army recruitment ads are impossible to miss. They loom from skyscraper billboards, plaster street corners and hang from ...

One of the two West Virginia National Guard members who was wounded Wednesday in what authorities described as an ambush-style shooting in Washington, D.C., is "fighting for his life," President Trump ...

GOAL runs through the Premier League teams who will most be affected by losing players to this winter's Africa Cup of Nations ...

Retired Army soldier Ian Ives shares his life-changing injury in Afghanistan. Ives suffered catastrophic injuries from an improvised explosive device during a 2019 mission. He now mentors future Army ...