Korean War Memorial Anniversary Gathering

By

This week marks the 65th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, and the 20th anniversary of the Korean War Veterans Memorial. Service members and families gathered at the memorial over the weekend to hear the names read of the fallen soldiers. Continue reading

Navy base in Cuba houses one-of-a-kind music collection

By

This isolated U.S. Navy base has many facilities and services to make life comfortable for the service members and their families stationed here. Continue reading

Considering religious motivations to counter Islamic State

By

Religious experts are saying the U.S. approach with ISIS should be more focused on the movement’s ideology. Islam extremists claim to be restoring the faith to its original interpretation as part of their recruitment strategy. Experts say interpretations of religion are meant to evolve over time. Continue reading

Guantanamo hearing wraps up with more delays

By

Efforts to move forward with pre-trial hearings for an Iraqi accused of killing American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan were delayed due to a series of legal mix-ups. Continue reading

Pretrial hearing postponed for Gitmo detainee

By

Terrorist suspect Abd al Hadi al-Iraqi’s pretrial hearing was postponed until September. He is charged with a number of war crimes. Continue reading

Gitmo detainee requests new representation

By

Abd al Hadi al Iraqi, a detainee at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, asked a judge on July 22 for new legal representation. Continue reading

Guantanamo detainee hearing resumes Wednesday

By

The pre-trial hearing for Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, accused of conspiring in the murders of U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Continue reading

Psychological toll of maternal health issues

By

Women in developing countries are not only physically injured by birthing complications, but also are left to deal with emotional scars. Injuries from giving birth can cause incontinence and an inability to walk, leaving mothers shunned by society. Continue reading

United Airlines shut down after computer glitch

By

Bill Graham had just boarded a United Airlines flight to Boston at Washington Dulles International Airport when United experienced an airline-wide computer glitch, grounding 3,500 flights nationwide. Continue reading

Missing Korean War soldier laid to rest in Arlington after 64 years

By

After 64 years, Army Sgt. Joseph M. Snock, who went missing in action during the Korean War, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery Monday. Continue reading