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May 22

Suspect in 'Trump House' owner attack is mentally ill Navy vet, victim's wife says won't survive: reports

A Navy veteran is charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking the owner of a well-known pro-Trump property in Escondido, California.

May 22

Combat veteran nearly killed by Taliban fires back at Platner’s deleted online attack: ‘You’re a coward’

U.S. Army veteran Ted Daniels rips Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner over a resurfaced post about his near-fatal Taliban combat encounter.

May 22

Kennedy presses Navy admiral on weapons sales to Taiwan

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La, asks Admiral Daryl Caudle why the U.S. doesn't arm Taiwan during a Thursday meeting of the Senate Armed Services' Appropriations Subcommittee. (Credit: Senate Appropriations Committee)

May 22

Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao explains Taiwan weapons pause

Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao says U.S. weapons shipments to Taiwan are temporarily paused to ensure readiness for a potential escalation in Iran. (Credit: Senate Appropriations Committee)

May 22

Black Rifle Coffee co-founder releases new music video honoring fallen soldiers ahead of Memorial Day

Black Rifle Coffee co-founder Mat Best releases new music video paying tribute to fallen soldiers as Memorial Day weekend approaches.

May 22

US deploying 5,000 troops to Poland

President Donald Trump announced 5,000 U.S. troops will be sent to Poland following the election of Karol Nawrocki.

May 22

85-year-old ‘hero’ stops man posing as utility worker trying to kidnap woman, authorities say

Authorities say a heroic 85-year-old man took down a suspect accused of attempting to kidnap a young woman in a rural Oregon community.

May 22

9/11 Museum to offer free admission for veterans ahead of Memorial Day weekend

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum expands free admission to all veterans starting Friday, recognizing the deep connection post-9/11 veterans feel to the site.

May 21

Green Beret who volunteered at Ground Zero reflects on 9/11 legacy

John Paluska, who was an 18-year-old college freshman on 9/11 before later serving as a Green Beret, recalls the sights and sounds of Ground Zero and explains why the 9/11 Memorial & Museum remains sacred ground for veterans.

May 21

Senate grills Navy over shipbuilding budget

Fox News chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports on acting Navy secretary Hung Cao defending the Navy’s $370 billion shipbuilding budget amid Senate questions over Taiwan arms sales on ‘Special Report.’