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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called the video "deeply disturbing" during a press conference.

The video shows a Marine saying a general has opted to allow a man accused of sexual misconduct to remain in the Corps.

JoAnne Bass says she had a blind spot in her judgment when she reshared one airman's story.

Much of the organization for the protest that preceded the Capitol attack occurred on social media.

Freihofer, an artillery officer who has 3.8 million followers on TikTok, had been under investigation for months.

In the past year, the Air Force has moved to a largely digital recruitment effort.

An admin has taken responsibility after the base's official Twitter account posted a series of sexual tweets Wednesday.

The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.

The Marine seen in the video says China will "pay for what they have done to this country and the world."

You wish your boss had a sense of humor like the deputy commanding general of the Army Training and Doctrine Command.