The U.S. Army private who ran across the South Korean border into North Korea announced he will plead guilty to desertion and assault as part of a plea deal, according to his lawyer.
Read More U.S. Soldier Travis King To Plead Guilty To Multiple Charges Including Desertion, Assault After Fleeing Into North Korea
Tim Walz, vice presidential nominee for Kamala Harris, previously claimed that despite being able to retire from the military the same week as the 9/11 terrorist attacks, he courageously felt obligated to his country to re-enlist. However, Walz wasn’t qualified to retire and receive benefits until 2002, according to the Minnesota National Guard.
Read More Tim Walz Falsely Claims Eligibility for Military Retirement During 9/11 Week, Says He Chose to Re-Enlist
Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson released a statement on Monday, walking back their recently implemented DEI and other controversial initiatives after the company faced backlash on social media and from loyal customers.
Read More Harley-Davidson Retracts On Implemented ‘Woke’ Policies After Stirring Biker And Social-Media Outcry
The United States approved a $20 billion arms sale to Israel that will include fighter jets, air-to-air missiles, tank ammunition, and other weapons for war to the Jewish state.
Read More U.S. Approves $20B Weapons Sale To Israel, Fighter Jets And Missiles Included
The United States Pentagon announced that it has sent the USS Georgia guided missile submarine towards the Middle East as they anticipate a broader regional war between Israel and Iran, along with Iranian proxy groups.
Read More U.S. Sends Guided Missile Submarine To Middle East As Tensions Threaten Peace Deal
Two Katsuyasha rockets were fired at Iraq’s Ain al-Asad air base on Monday, which hosts U.S. and other international forces in western Iraq, according to multiple security sources.
Read More Report: Multiple Injured After Rockets Were Fired At America’s Ain-Al-Asad Base In Iraq, Housing U.S. Forces