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July 24

Seattle woman takes Navy's Blue Angels to court over social media censorship and 'acoustic torture' of cat

A lawsuit claims the Blue Angels violated First Amendment rights by blocking a Seattle resident who criticized noise levels that reportedly harmed her cat.

July 23

US defense official reacts to Iran's claims about encounter with warship

A U.S. Navy warship's interaction with an Iranian helicopter in the Gulf of Oman was safe and professional, contrary to Iranian state media claims.

July 23

Coast Guard overhaul takes off amid Trump administration’s immigration, narcotics crackdown

New legislation aims to create a Coast Guard secretary position to streamline operations and elevate the service to match other military branches.

July 23

Rep. Mike Ezell talks key reforms included in the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025

Rep. Mike Ezell, R-Miss., explains why establishing a secretary of the Coast Guard will benefit the service and better equip it to face national security threats.

July 23

SEN ROGER WICKER: The Pentagon needs major reform. Now is our chance

New legislation proposes changes to Pentagon's bureaucracy, including portfolio acquisition executives and streamlined qualification for weapons systems.

July 22

House hearing examines millions of dollars' worth of improperly documented VA incentive payments

House Veterans' Affairs subcommittee chair Kiggans led a hearing on improper VA incentive payments, with recruitment payments rising 237% between 2020 and 2023.

July 22

Lovell Government Services CEO reacts to hearing over VA's incentive payments

Chris Lovell, CEO of veteran-owned Lovell Government Services, spoke about the Tuesday hearing that discussed incentive payments given by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) with minimal oversight.

July 22

Long Island teen gives back to veterans with smashburger business

Owner of Will's Smashburgers Will Burrell joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how he got started with his business and why it's important for him to give back to veterans and military families. 

July 21

Pentagon orders 700 Marines to withdraw from Los Angeles as stability returns following ICE protests

U.S. Marines exit LA following month-long deployment that Mayor Karen Bass called an 'unnecessary, unprecedented, and unconstitutional assault' amid anti-ICE demonstrations.

July 20

Marine reflects on viral moment singing with country star at concert

U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Jackson Perkins discusses his duet with country music artist Riley Green at a concert on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’