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Defense Secretary Mark Esper credited President Donald Trump with ordering the operation some seven months after the United States announced the Syrian Democratic Forces had liberated the last of ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.

Turkey’s foreign minister said Monday that his country’s military will attack any Syrian Kurdish fighter who remains along the border area in northeast Syria after a deadline for them to leave expires.

Attorney Katy O’Donnell said Jarrod Ramos intends to plead guilty to all 23 charges in the indictment, including five counts of first-degree murder, in connection with a shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis in 2018.

Attorney Katy O’Donnell said Jarrod Ramos intends to plead guilty to all 23 charges in the indictment, including five counts of first-degree murder, in connection with a shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis in 2018.

Military families have been hitting civilian department stores and base exchanges in search of the perfect Halloween costumes for next week’s trick-or-treating. I am always amazed at the unbelievable selection of reasonably priced costumes for kids and adults nowadays. Options range from Attila the Hun to Sexy Mr. Rogers, and everything in between. Today, there is no excuse for not having a decent costume on October 31st. However, it wasn’t always so easy.

Sam Storms was driving his brush to the dump when he got the call from Fort Knox. "I've got some good news for you," the man said. "We found your Daddy," Maj. Harvey Storms, who was presumed killed in action at the Chosin Reservoir 66 years ago.

Republican Rep. Greg Walden of Oregon announced Monday that he is retiring from Congress and will not seek election to a 12th term.

With the death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in a U.S. raid in northern Syria this weekend, the militant group has suffered a serious setback. But it is, by no means, an insurmountable blow — neither in Syria nor elsewhere.

It's not too late to start planning your weekend. Here's a list of top events happening around Europe on Oct. 11 and beyond:

Members of the Offutt Security Force believed the deaths were a murder-suicide, according to an affidavit filed with the Sarpy County District Court seeking a search warrant for the home of Tech. Sgt. Zachary Firlik, 35, and his wife Kari, 35, who were found dead Sept. 28.

Tech. Sgt. Zachary Firlik, 35, and his wife Kari, 35, were found dead Sept. 28 in their off-base housing near Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.

Bobby Rankin's brother, Jerry, died last October from cancer after being exposed to contaminated water while serving in the Marines at Camp Lejeune. Jerry did not receive the veterans' benefits he was owed before he died, Rankin said — and he blamed McConnell in part for that family tragedy.

Kay Hagan, a former bank executive who rose from a budget writer in the North Carolina Legislature to a seat in the U.S. Senate, died Monday following a prolonged illness. She was 66.

Survivors and families of the victims of the deadly 2015 extremist attacks around Paris say they are relieved at the death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi but warn that the fight against extremism is not over.

A former White House national security official defied a House subpoena Monday, prompting the Democrat leading the impeachment probe to declare that President Donald Trump’s administration is “building a powerful case” for his impeachment.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin pledged Monday to increase sanctions against Iran, saying the Trump administration’s “maximum pressure campaign” is halting alleged Iranian aggression in the Middle East.

Syrian Kurdish forces said Monday they are increasing security at prisons and detention facilities holding tens of thousands of Islamic State militants and supporters, including foreigners, following the death of the extremist group’s leader in a U.S. military raid.

Microsoft shares rose to an intraday record after the company scored a major victory in securing a milestone, $10 billion Pentagon contract for cloud computing services. But the contract — unthinkable for Microsoft even a year ago — will likely come at a cost, legal and internal.

Navy Secretary Richard Spencer said frustration regarding weapons elevators on the USS Gerald R. Ford stem from how senior leaders at Huntington Ingalls Industries communicated the problem, not the effort from employees.

Air Force crews staying at President Donald Trump’s Scotland golf resort during flight layovers did not violate any service rules, according to a military review into whether taxpayer dollars were misused when commanders lodged at the seaside hotel.

In the public hearings stage, they will have to try a “greatest hits” strategy, getting the existing witnesses in front of the public for brief and pointed hearings.

The Air Force has approved indefinite enlistments for active duty airmen with at least 12 years of service, the service’s top enlisted leader said after an internal memo became public.

Ten different U.S. Coast Guard cutters combined for a series of 18 drug busts and seizures in international waters of the Caribbean Basin and the Eastern Pacific Ocean — off Mexico and Central and South America.

An award of about $6.8 million — the latest in a 10-year-old lawsuit — benefits 653 residents living near Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni who say they suffered from the noise.

See what the atmosphere was like during the Kubasaki-Camp Humphreys game.