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The figure is the first accounting of the scope of what the U.S. government suspects was a deliberate targeting of American diplomats. Initially, five Americans were reported to have been injured, as well as at least one Canadian diplomat. But the cause remains a mystery.

The American Legion first acted in support of medical marijuana last summer, when it decided to put its weight behind an effort to remove marijuana from the list of Schedule I drugs to allow for more research.

As CIA director, Mike Pompeo has taken a special interest in an agency unit that is closely tied to the investigation into possible collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, requiring the Counterintelligence Mission Center to report directly to him.

The draft details suggest that White House officials are backing away from the blanket ban Trump described, instead giving discretion to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to retain people now serving in the military while barring new entrants who are transgender.

The criticism was fresh evidence of the president's fraying relations with fellow Republicans just when the White House and Capitol Hill most need to be working in sync.

Canadian lawyers acting for the widow of an American soldier have filed an application in Alberta seeking enforcement of a U.S. damages award against former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr.

The American Legion, a 99-year-old organization representing 2 million veterans, elected its first female national commander at the conclusion of its annual convention. Disabled American Veterans elected its first female commander, Army veteran Delphine Metcalf-Foster, on Aug. 1.

Experts say it’s highly unlikely hackers were behind two separate instances of Navy ships colliding with commercial vessels in the past two months. But they also said it's not impossible — and the Navy is investigating.

Although he did not come from a military family, Aaron Butler knew he wanted to serve in the military since he was in first grade and stuck to his career path even when his parents and their seven other children tried to talk him out of it.

In recognition of the 75th Anniversary of the first “Montford Pointers,” family members of four Montford Point Marines were presented Congressional Gold Medals on Thursday during a ceremony

Spc. Matthew R. Turcotte was shot during a nighttime combined-arms, live-fire training exercise, according to a Fort Carson statement. He died about 2:30 a.m. after receiving extensive medical treatment.