More Ex-Gitmo Detainees Are Returning to Terrorism: Report A new report says 122 ex-Guantanamo detainees have returned terror-related activities since the facility opened.
US Steps Up African al-Qaida Fight France and the U.S. last week solidified a partnership to combat terrorism across the southern reaches of the Sahara.
US Conveys 'Regret' for anti-ISIS Strike that Killed Syrian Forces The U.S. military halted its air raid against ISIS in eastern Syria after learning it struck Syrian government forces.
Experts: Al Qaeda Still Top Threat to US ISIL earns headlines and international contempt, but it can't match the "tradecraft" of Al Qaeda in mounting attacks.
9/11 Widow Sues Saudi Arabia days after Congressional Override The lawsuit seeks damages for wrongful death and alleges that the Saudi government provided material support to Al Qaida.
U.S. Offering $5M reward for al Qaeda Leader Freed from Guantanamo The Obama administration is scrambling to track down an al Qaeda terrorist released from Guantanamo Bay years ago, offering a...
Trump Mourns Loss of Service Member in First Raid He Authorized President Donald Trump on Sunday mourned the loss of a U.S. service member in a raid on Al-Qaida forces in Yemen.
Carter Warns About ISIS Push in Iraq and AQAP Threat in Yemen Defense Secretary Ashton Carter acknowledged that a resurgent ISIS was threatening to take the capital of Anbar province in...
Coast Guard to Launch Service-Wide Physical Fitness Test for All Members Next Year Coast Guard men and women must take a preliminary assessment by the end of this year and a mandatory PFT starting in 2026.
Immigration Detentions of Military Family Members Spark Lawmaker Probe As stories of military family members being detained by immigration authorities pile up, dozens of Democrats are launching an...
What Effects Could Losing Space Command Have on Colorado’s Growing Aerospace Economy? The aerospace industry has long been a shining star for Colorado’s economy — and now state leaders are worried about the...
Trinidad and Tobago Leader Praises Strike and Says US Should Kill All Drug Traffickers 'Violently' Trinidad and Tobago’s prime minister, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, has praised a U.S. strike on a boat suspected of carrying drugs...
Survivors of Maine Mass Shooting and Victims' Relatives Sue US Government Alleging Negligence Survivors of Maine’s deadliest mass shooting and relatives of victims are suing the federal government, alleging that the U.S...
