Navy follows through on White House promise to send more warships through Taiwan Strait

The USS Antietam and USS Chancellorsville, both homeported in Yokosuka, sailed “through a corridor of the Strait that is beyond the territorial sea of any coastal State,” 7th Fleet spokesman Mark Langford said in a statement Sunday.

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Pennsylvania National Guard soldier, 17, collapses during training, dies days later

Pfc. Alyssa Cahoon died Thursday with her family around her, the 1st Battalion, 34th Regiment — a basic combat training battalion at Fort Jackson — said on its Facebook page.

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Ex-US Air Force sergeant gets life in deputy's killing

Steven Carrillo pleaded guilty in June to all nine counts, including murder, for the killing of Santa Cruz County Sheriff Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller.

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Russia, Ukraine trade claims of nuclear plant attacks

Russia and Ukraine traded claims of rocket and artillery strikes at or near Europe's largest nuclear power plant, intensifying fears that the fighting could damage the facility and cause a massive radiation leak.

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Combat artists featured at Air Force Museum

The traveling exhibit from the National Museum of the Marine Corps is titled “Honor, Courage, Commitment: Marine Corps Art, 1975-2018.”

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Remains of Tennessee sailor who died at Pearl Harbor identified

Oliver K. Burger was among the nearly 400 USS Oklahoma service members who were unaccounted for when the battleship was torpedoed and capsized.

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Ohio cold case: Dayton police seek help to find suspect in 2009 killing of 85-year-old veteran of 3 wars

Advances in DNA technology may help Dayton police solve the killing of a decorated war veteran in his home more than 13 years ago, and authorities are renewing requests for the public’s help.

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NASA moon rocket on track for launch despite lightning strikes

Five strikes were confirmed, hitting the 600-foot lightning-protection towers surrounding the rocket at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

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Crossing Ukraine’s armored curtain to deliver people, and toilet paper

The line separating territory controlled by Ukraine and Russian forces is an invisible boundary that residents cross to visit friends and family, shop and deal with other needs.

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The story of little Liza, killed in her stroller by a Russian missile

“What Russia took from me cannot be forgiven,” the mother of Liza Dmytrieva says in her first interview since leaving the hospital in Vinnytsia, Ukraine.

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California veterans take a trip on a WWII bomber

The flight, featuring a fully restored Douglas C-47 airplane known as Betsy’s Biscuit Bomber, was organized by a collection of nonprofit groups as a way to salute veterans for their service.

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