Month: May 2020

A West Scranton, Pennsylvania, man who lied about his military service as he stole nearly $17,000 from an American Legion post will spend up to 12 years in prison. Lackawanna County Judge Vito Geroulo sentenced […]

The Coast Guard Academy’s largest and most diverse class graduated Wednesday, starting their careers as new officers in the Coast Guard at an unprecedented time, as the U.S. and much of the world continue to […]

WILMINGTON — The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Diligence will make its final exit from the Port City on Memorial Day. The Diligence, which is moored at the foot of Princess Street, will leave its port […]

Marine hopefuls could soon land an F/A-18 on a Navy aircraft carrier or fire at virtual targets during low-altitude flights as the Corps looks for new ways to recruit future aviators. Marine Corps Recruiting Command […]

Veterans and officials are both angry and disappointed after the Puerto Rican Veterans Memorial in the South End was vandalized on the eve of Memorial Day, with two stones damaged, including one knocked over, and […]

President Donald Trump gave a Memorial Day address at Fort McHenry in Baltimore on Monday honoring recent and past fallen military members and likening their service to those on the front lines battling the coronavirus. […]

Afghan authorities released 100 Taliban prisoners Monday as part of the government’s response to a surprise, three-day ceasefire the insurgents called to mark the Eid al-Fitr festival. The pause in fighting, only the second of […]

The trial in Moscow of ex-U.S. Marine Paul Whelan on espionage charges is set to conclude Monday, ending a court proceeding that has strained ties with Washington and fueled speculation of a prisoner exchange. Lawyers […]