US Navy 2 days ago Navy torpedoes Biden-era climate agenda to focus on lethality Citing combat readiness over environmental mandates, the Navy has officially scrapped its climate action plan championed under the Biden administration.
US Navy 5 days ago Mexican sewage gushing into Navy SEAL training waters is US' 'next Camp Lejeune,' vets warn Navy SEAL veterans are sounding the alarm on Mexican sewage that is spewing into U.S. waters in San Diego where SEALs train and have been left sickened.
US Environment April 16 EPA chief takes on Mexican 'sewage crisis' flowing into US waters where Navy SEALs train EPA administrator Lee Zeldin is expected to visit San Diego Tuesday to view the Tijuana sewage problem leaking into US waters and meet with Navy SEALs who train there.
Police and Law Enforcement April 11 Navy deploys another Houthi-fighting warship to new US southern border mission The Navy on Friday deployed another warship to the southern border. The USS Stockdale will join at least two other Navy warships deployed in March.
VIDEO April 11 USS Stockdale pulls into home port in San Diego USS Stockdale, assigned to the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group, returned from a seven-month deployment to the 3rd, 5th, and 7th fleet area of operations on Feb. 21, 2025. (Credit: U.S. Navy/ Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Paul LeClair)
US Navy April 8 Here's the list of books the Naval Academy removed from its library during DEI purge Included in the purge is “How to be Anti-Racist" by Ibram X. Kendi, as well as “I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" by American writer and poet Maya Angelou.
Navy Midshipmen April 2 Naval Academy tosses 400 books from library following Trump DEI expulsion orders The U.S. Naval Academy is pitching almost 400 books from its library, in accordance with directives from the Trump administration to eliminate content related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Europe March 31 US armored vehicle pulled from Lithuanian swamp, fate of 4 soldiers unknown A U.S. M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle was retrieved in Pabradė, Lithuania after sinking last week while carrying four American soldiers.
Navy Midshipmen March 29 US Naval Academy ends affirmative action in admissions: 'Implementing all directives' The U.S. Naval Academy has changed policies related to affirmative action in admissions, following directives from President Donald Trump.
Military Tech March 27 Marine Corps bets on electric seagliders 'invisible' to enemy radar for medevac missions at sea Regent scored another $10 million contract with the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab for its all-electric seaglider plane on Wednesday as U.S. defense policy shifts focus to oceanic theaters.
US Navy March 22 Navy deploys additional warship to curb illegal immigration, drug smuggling at the southern border The Navy recently deployed another warship to the southern border to aid in maritime efforts against drug smuggling and illegal immigration.
US Navy March 15 Transgender sailors, Marines offered benefits to voluntarily leave service or face being kicked out The policy aligns with an executive order President Donald Trump signed in January to bar transgender individuals from serving in the military.
House Of Representatives March 13 'This is no drill': China's dominance over US shipbuilding sparks bipartisan effort A bill aimed at revitalizing the U.S. maritime industrial base is hitting Congress this week.
US Navy March 6 Florida sheriff says no active shooter at Navy installation after massive police response Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons said that there was no sign of an active shooter at Corry Station on March 6. In 2019, the base experienced a terror attack that killed three sailors and wounded eight others.
Military Tech February 27 Special operations commanders issue warning about US enemies' 'impressive' tech advancements Special ops commanders told the House Armed Services Committee that America's enemies are bringing "impressive" tech to the battlefield and bureaucracy is holding U.S. troops back.
US Navy February 27 Navy stops asking personnel about gender identity, makes 'intimate spaces' either male or female The U.S. Navy has joined other military branches in making changes and defining two sexes as a result of an executive order signed by President Donald Trump.
US Navy February 26 'No time to waste': Navy's ousted top officer speaks to staff after DOD leadership shakeup Adm. Lisa Franchetti was the first woman to serve as the chief of naval operations and on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
US February 13 Fishing boat captain who rescued Navy pilots after jet crash describes surreal moment: 'What we see in movies' A charter fishing boat captain described rescuing two fighter jet pilots from the water after a Navy jet crashed into the San Diego Bay.
Opinion February 12 If Iran goes nuclear, B-2 bomber will get the call Inspectors say Iran is dangerously close to making a nuclear weapon. If it goes that route, the B-2 bomber has the stealth and payload needed to knock out buried nuclear sites.
Navy February 10 'Like a car crash': Navy fighter pilot describes brain injury phenomenon now at center of congressional probe The House Oversight Committee is demanding the Navy reveal more information about a secret effort to learn more about a brain injury phenomenon among its most elite fighter pilots.
Opinion January 29 China's two new stealth fighters should send shockwaves through Pentagon The competition to win the next war is heating up fast. China just released videos of two different sixth-generation planes, putting it substantially ahead of US military development.
US Navy January 7 Trump threatens to tap allies for military shipbuilding if US can't produce President-elect Donald Trump, fed up with America’s lagging ship-building capabilities, offered an out-of-character solution to the problem: Outsource production if the U.S. can’t keep up.
Defense December 25 Here's how many US service members are spending the holidays away from home deployed overseas As millions of Americans gather together with loved ones to celebrate the Christmas holiday and ring in the new year, hundreds of thousands more will mark the holidays away from family.
World December 11 US Navy defeats Houthi attacks in Gulf of Aden for second time in weeks U.S. Navy destroyers USS Stockdale (DDG 106) and USS O’Kane (DDG 77) successfully defeated a range of Houthi-launched weapons while transiting the Gulf of Aden for the second time.
Opinion December 2 America’s nuclear submarine crisis on a collision course with China Our nuclear submarine fleet is in big trouble. Production and repairs are backlogged. We can't even manufacture two per year and China is catching up. Trump team has to move fast.
US Navy December 1 Navy putting first shipborne hypersonic weapon on vessel once seen as 'costly blunder' The US is deploying a shipborn hypersonic missile battery to the USS Zumwalt, a destroyer once thought a major mistake.
MILITARY November 13 US forces target Houthi weapons storage facilities in Yemen over the weekend: CENTCOM U.S. military assets conducted strikes on Houthi-controlled weapon storage facilities in Yemen over the weekend, using the F-35C for the first time in combat.
US November 8 'Fat Leonard' mastermind behind largest corruption scandal in US military history sentenced to 15 years Former military defense contractor Leonard Glenn Francis, aka "Fat Leonard," was sentenced for masterminding one of the biggest bribery and corruption scandals in U.S. military history.
Crime October 28 Naval officer sentenced in Afghan SIV bribery scheme amid scrutiny of visa program after terror plot exposed A naval officer accused in an Afghan bribery scheme was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Monday for his role, the Justice Department said.
Lifestyle October 25 On this day in history, October 25, 1944, first kamikaze suicide pilots attack US Navy in World War II Imperial Japan sent its first wave of kamikaze suicide planes to the U.S. Navy off the coast of the Philippines on Oct. 25, 1944. Thousands were killed in the attacks by war's end.
