President Trump ordered a new policy for military academy who want to play pro sports.

Cal Thomas: We don't need any more wars, because when it comes to the Middle East they never seem to end.

Maj. Gen. Randy S. Taylor, who has been senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground for nearly two years, will depart APG in June for a new assignment with U.S. Strategic Command in Nebraska.

A Fort Meade sailor was among four Americans killed in a suicide bomb attack in Syria this week, the Pentagon announced Friday.

Rachel Marsden: Is it really so bad if Syria and Afghanistan are forced to sort things out for themselves?

Remember when containing Iran's influence was so important to President Trump or how he ridiculed his predecessor for withdrawing from Iraq in 2011? Suddenly, it's all reversed.

Between President Trump's unsecure iPhone, Ivanka's emails, millions spent on barbed wire at the border, skipping Arlington Cemetery on Veterans Day, criticism of the Admiral that killed bin Laden, raking leaves to prevent forest fires and putting Saud Arabia first, is America Great Again yet?

Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger is at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, where an active shooter has been reported on Tuesday afternoon.

Legislation to temporarily fund the federal government and avert a shutdown passed in the House Thursday evening, though its prospects remain uncertain in the Senate.

Maryland Rep. Anthony Brown said President Trump’s decision on transgender troops marked a “a dark day for our Armed Forces and our nation.”

Giant high-tech blimps deployed east of Baltimore were developed to provide an early warning if the nation were ever attacked with cruise missiles, drones or other low-flying weapons. But after 17 years of research and $2.7 billion spent by the Pentagon, the system known as JLENS doesn't work as envisioned.

The emergence of drones — or unmanned aerial systems as they are sometimes known — has mirrored the development of other military technologies: One nation deploys a new weapon, but its advantage is quickly scrubbed away as its enemies race to catch up.

The Naval Academy is investigating the alleged sexual assault last year of a female midshipman by three members of the football team, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday.