Alisia Adamson Profit, a Black woman who has practiced law for more than a dozen years in central Florida, walked into a courtroom one morning in June for a pretrial hearing, just as she had done countless times.

Black women in law feel pride and frustration ahead of court nominee

West Asia happens to be one of the worst affected regions in the world from climate change and its many consequences but what countries are not talking about is military pollution. The US military is one of the worst polluters in west Asia. If the US military was a nation in the region, it would be the eighth largest polluter in West Asia.

The carbon footprint of US Military: US Army a major polluter in West Asia

US Military announces that it has completed the transition process of its 2,500 combat troops in Iraq into advisory ones. The troops will remain in Iraq and assist Iraqi forces.

2,500 American combat troops to remain in Iraq & undertake the advisory role to assist Iraqi forces

Days after US President Joe Biden's virtual meet with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, Russia seems to be escalating its hostile rhetoric against Ukraine.

While President Biden pushes for a diplomatic solution, Russia ups the hostile rhetoric against Kyiv

US President Joe Biden said that the US is refraining from sending its soldiers to Ukraine without the support of its NATO allies. US-Russia tensions have been boiling up because of Ukraine, which faces an Invasion threat from Russia.

US President Joe Biden: Sending US troops to Ukraine without NATO allies' support not an option

A new report has revealed that hundreds of weapons have been stolen from the US armed forces in the last 10 years. The investigation, being conducted by the Associated Press, claims US troops faked records to cover up thefts.

Hundreds of weapons stolen from US Air Force over past decade: Report

The US Army has warned thousands of soldiers that they would not be permitted to continue their service if they persist with their resistance against getting Covid vaccine.

US Army to bar promotion, re-enlistment for soldiers who refuse to take Covid vaccine

A soldier from the Montana National Guard has become the first woman ever to graduate from the US Army's elite sniper school since its establishment in 1987. The infantry soldier, who has not been identified by the army, completed a “gruelling” seven-week course on November 5 from the United States Army Sniper School at Fort Benning, Georgia.

‘A milestone': US Army’s elite sniping school gets its first woman graduate

A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work. Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails.

First world problems? US Army General trolled for complaining about French manicure

In August this year, the United States air force led the largest non-combatant evacuation operation (NEO) in US history. In 17 days the department of defense evacuated 120,000 thousand people, including 6,000 Americans.

Afghanistan: U.S forces were prepared to deal with a 'different' Taliban

The top Unites States Army General, Mark Milley, has warned of an imminent civil war in Afghanistan, saying that the conditions are ripe for the “resurgence of terrorist groups” in the country.

Afghanistan: Top US General warns of civil war, says al Qaeda, ISIS may grow

73 US aircraft at Hamid Karzai International Airport were 'demilitarised', or rendered useless by US troops, Central Command head General Kenneth McKenzie said. "Those aircraft will never fly again. They'll never be able to be operated by anyone," he said. Here's the cost of aircraft disabled by the US army.

Know the staggering cost of 73 disabled aircraft

While the US President Joe Biden addresses the world to defend his decision of withdrawing American troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban were preparing a showcase.

Taliban shows off its might by carrying out parade with US army's weapons

President Joe Biden opened talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi on Monday saying relations were in a "new phase" that would include the end of US combat operations in the country.

Biden announces ‘new phase’ in Iraq relations, end of ‘combat operations’

US armed forces have left one of the largest military bases in Afghanistan, the Kandahar Airfield in the southern province once dominated by Taliban, US media reported citing security officials.

US army leaves Kandahar Airfield as the drawdown continues in Afghanistan

Row over US President Joe Biden's recognition of the Armenian genocide the focus has shifted to Turkish military bases being used by the US army. The US army mainly uses Incirlik Air Base and its radar station for its operations in West Asia.

Row over Turkish military bases being used by US army

US President Joe Biden wants to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan by September 11, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, a senior administration official has said.

Joe Biden to withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan by September 11

A US Army lieutenant filed a lawsuit against two Virginia police officers in federal court over what court papers say was a violent traffic stop, where officers pointed their guns, knocked him to the ground, pepper-sprayed him, and "threatened to murder him.

US Army lieutenant sues two Virginia police officers oafter 'horrifying' traffic stop

Amid rising tensions between China and Philippines, the United States and Philippines will conduct a two-week joint military exercise from today. The announcement came after the two countries' defence secretaries held a phone call to discuss the drills, the situation in the South China Sea, and recent regional security developments.

Philippines, US to begin two-week joint military drill from Monday

A US Army lieutenant filed a lawsuit against two Virginia policemen in federal court over a violent traffic stop, where police officers pointed their guns, knocked him to the ground, pepper-sprayed him, and "threatened to murder him."

US army officer files lawsuit against two Virginia policemen

Microsoft Corp on Wednesday said it has won a deal to sell the US Army augmented reality headsets based on its HoloLens product and backed by Azure cloud computing services.

Microsoft wins $21.9 billion deal to sell AR headsets to US Army

As town meetings go, the discussion was fairly routine, meandering from what Memorial Day celebrations might look like in the second year of the coronavirus pandemic, to a federal grant application for bulletproof vests for police officers.

An Asian American official bared his chest, revealing scars from his army service

Many of them believe that they don't need it, that they feel they've had COVID or friends have had COVID and it wasn't bad, or they're very worried about the vaccine itself.

1 in 3 US troops have refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine

Eleven soldiers at a US military base in Texas were hospitalized, with two in critical condition, after drinking antifreeze they mistook for alcohol, Army officials said on Friday.

US soldiers hospitalised after drinking antifreeze they mistook for alcohol

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