Key Lawmakers Question Justification for Keeping Troops at Capitol Through Spring The U.S. Capitol Police asked the Defense Department to keep thousands of troops in D.C. for up to two more months.
Calls to Military Law Enforcement Reveal Racial Disparities, Army General Says Martin is conducting an assessment of how the service investigates and adjudicates military justice under Project Inclusion.
A Mentally Ill Navy Vet Died in Police Custody. Now His Family Is Seeking Answers Police didn't disclose Quinto's death to the public for nearly a month.
Capitol Police Says Officer Dies After Riots Officer Brian D. Sicknick died Thursday due to injuries sustained while on-duty, physically engaging with protesters.
Why Military Veterans and Law Enforcement Joined the Capitol Insurrection The deadly riot in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 attracted a variety of far-right extremists who shared a devotion to Trump.
Veterans Groups Plan to Expel Any Members Who Took Part in Capitol Riot The DAV, AMVETS and VFW have rules for those whose actions bring disgrace on the organization.
State Capitols Step Up Security amid New Safety Concerns State capitols across the nation stepped up security, deploying National Guard units, SWAT teams and extra police officers.
2nd Capitol Police Officer Dies, Days After Defending Capitol Building Against Rioters Citing law enforcement officials, news outlets have reported his death as a suicide.
Here's What It Was Like to Be a Marine Turned Journalist Capturing the US Capitol Assault Chris Jones, 29, says the event shook him to his core but he wasn't surprised by it.
'Brian Did His Job': Family Remembers Fallen Capitol Officer Brian Sicknick joined the U.S. Capitol Police in 2008.
The Space Force Wants Opinions About Its Proposed Rank Insignia The Space Force is surveying its members about the rank insignia designs they'd like to affix to their shirt and jacket...
New Army Pilot Program Makes Company First Sergeant Selection More Rigorous The Army is running a new pilot course to identify which senior sergeants are ready to become company first sergeants.
Marine Family Shocked to Get $32,000 Bill After Garage Fire in Military Housing The ordeal left them disillusioned, homeless and wanting to warn other military families about their nightmare experience.
After Delay Under Trump, Two Female Generals Nominated to Run Combatant Commands President Biden has nominated two leading female generals, whose promotions were reportedly held up under the Trump...
On Billet Night, Some Coast Guard Academy Cadets Learn They're Bound for Icebreakers in Arctic The Class of 2021 found out its post-graduation assignments Thursday night during the academy's annual billet night ceremony.
