Russia says it downed 1,015 Ukrainian drones as St. Petersburg’s oil terminal burns
Ukraine’s overnight strike hit an oil terminal, a VK data center and power substations around St. Petersburg in one of the war’s largest drone attacks.
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Telle Calls Out Army ‘Buzzwords’ as AUSA Opens. Here’s What Else the Army Rolled Out on Day 1
Open architecture is now “non-negotiable,” the M777’s replacement has arrived and the Army wants nearly 12,000 Infantry Squad Vehicles.
Two Blocked Radio Calls and a 75-Foot Margin: What the Army Found in Its DC Midair Collision Probe
“Breakdowns across all layers of conflict management”: The report, finished in May, was released only after months of pressure from families of the 67 people killed.
Trump Says Nidal Hasan’s Firing Squad Execution Won’t Be Livestreamed After All
Victims’ families may watch in person. The Dec. 3 execution at Fort Hood is still on.
Veteran Suicides Fell Again in 2024. The Rate Is Still Far Above Non-Veterans’
The VA’s new report counts 6,488 veteran suicides in 2024. The sharpest divide is between veterans who use VA health care and those who don’t.
How Much Do Police Officers Actually Make? A State-by-State Look In 2026
New federal wage data shows a gap of more than $72,000 between the best- and worst-paying states for the same patrol job. Here is what officers actually earn, state by state, and why the numbers vary so much.
What is the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, and why do activists call it ‘Cop City’?
Atlanta’s $117 million police and fire training campus opened in 2025. What it is, where it is, what it cost, who trains there and why opponents named it Cop City.
Can’t see your kids’ records in MHS GENESIS? What’s going on with the myAuth switch
The MHS GENESIS portal’s move to myAuth was postponed and DS Logon still works, but families report missing children’s records. Here’s what to do and who to call.
Call 911 in These Cities and a Drone Might Beat the Cops There
Police in Chula Vista, St. Louis, Lakeland and more cities are flying drones to 911 calls. How it works, what it costs and the rules civil liberties groups want first.
The Army Is Heading Into Its Biggest Week of the Year With Two Temps in Charge
No confirmed secretary, no permanent chief and an overhaul whose architects are gone. What it means as AUSA 2026 opens in Washington.