Military
Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs Breaks Church-State Separation and Risks Driving Recruits Away
Política
octubre 2, 2026
Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs Breaks Church-State Separation and Risks Driving Recruits Away
Pete Hegseth’s Office of Religious Affairs puts one creed in the chain of command, breaks the separation of church and state, and could push religiously unaffiliated young Americans away from…
Jonathan Saburn Was Still Deputy Director of Naval Academy Sailing When Deputies Closed a Six-Month Child-Sex Case at Mayport
Crime News
enero 31, 2026
Jonathan Saburn Was Still Deputy Director of Naval Academy Sailing When Deputies Closed a Six-Month Child-Sex Case at Mayport
St. Johns County deputies, with NCIS and the U.S. Marshals, arrested Navy Cmdr. Jonathan Saburn, 44, on duty at Naval Station Mayport on January 30, 2026. He is held without…
Two Ships Named Defiant: DARPA’s Crewless USX-1 Still Has No Navy Handoff While a Battleship Proposal Wears the Same Name
Noticias
marzo 6, 2025
Two Ships Named Defiant: DARPA’s Crewless USX-1 Still Has No Navy Handoff While a Battleship Proposal Wears the Same Name
USX-1 Defiant, the crewless NOMARS hull Reddit exposed in Puget Sound, is in final trials with no public Navy transfer date. A proposed Trump-class battleship, USS Defiant, now shares the…
Space Force Found Cold War Balloon Satellite S73-7 After 25 Years Off the Radar
Noticias
mayo 2, 2024
Space Force Found Cold War Balloon Satellite S73-7 After 25 Years Off the Radar
The 18th Space Defense Squadron reacquired object 7244, a 1974 infrared calibration balloon that failed to inflate. It may be a dispenser fragment, and it has barely lost altitude.
Pearl Harbor Families Won the Red Hill Jet-Fuel Case, Then the Checks Came In Near $27,000 and the Troops Were Shut Out
Medio ambiente
abril 29, 2024
Pearl Harbor Families Won the Red Hill Jet-Fuel Case, Then the Checks Came In Near $27,000 and the Troops Were Shut Out
Judge Leslie Kobayashi found the Navy liable for the Red Hill jet-fuel spill. Hundreds of families were later paid about $27,000 each. Active-duty plaintiffs were barred by the Feres doctrine.