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Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s hereditary dictator heralded the completion of what the country calls a “tactical nuclear attack submarine.”

Officials announced they uncovered a human trafficking network in the country that was created to recruit Cubans for fighting in Ukraine.

After decades on the market, Bard’s PowerPort may lead to legal ramifications for the company.

Understand the power of walking into a dealership prepared for your new car with your financing already secured.

On August 3, 2023, FEMA announced a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System and the Wireless Emergency Alerts.

Interest, admiration and idolization of the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta has been experiencing a huge resurgence of interest.

This isn't about the politics of renaming Fort Hood. We’re wondering how John Bell Hood got honored for anything.

After more than 20 years of constant war, using the U.S. military to attack the cartels might be a serious misstep.

Afghanistan is one of very few countries where women commit suicide at higher rates than men, but the Taliban won’t share data about it.

In 1961, the Soviet-backed government did the only thing it could think of to prevent East Germans from escaping: it built the Berlin Wall.

Medal of Honor recipient Master Sgt. Ron Rosser wanted revenge for the death of his younger brother who was killed in action in Korea.

The belt buckle used today has evolved over 2000 years. First incepted and used in China and Rome, the fastener has had many purposes.

In the year 9 AD, the Battle at Teutoburg Forest changed the very course of Roman history.

Fiscal responsibility forced the Army to limit the effectiveness of their .30-06 ammunition prior to America's entry into WWII.

Can you believe that prior to 2013, there was a ban on women serving in direct combat roles? Now women are climbing to glory!

On Sep. 15 1950, U.S. Marines under United Nations Supreme Commander Douglas MacArthur land at Inchon on the west coast of Korea.

Besides fancy dinners and being driven around in luxurious cars, being a world leader comes with many things, including weird gifts.

History has documented how vital WWI was and is. So why don't we talk about the incredible heroes who fought in it more often?

The history and role of military women throughout the years is fascinating. Take a look back at the role women have played in the military.