Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth found a little-known soldier from World War I to revive the Ft. Benning name. The base was originally named for secessionist Henry Benning.

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March also marks the 20th anniversary of China’s “anti-secession” law, which gives Beijing the legal authority to use force on Taiwan if it secedes or if the “possibilities for a peaceful ...

It's obvious that those exchanges are just political means." March marks the 20th anniversary of China's "anti-secession" law, which gives Beijing the legal authority to use force on Taiwan if ...

The most recent string of southern Illinois counties supporting secession included Calhoun, Clinton, Greene, Iroquois, Jersey, Madison, and Perry, all of which voted to secede from the state in ...

Over the past few years, 33 of Illinois’ 102 have voted to leave the state. The most recent string of southern Illinois counties supporting secession included Calhoun, Clinton, Greene, Iroquois, ...

It's was named after Henry L. Benning, who was a justice on the Georgia Supreme Court who vocally supported secession after Abraham Lincoln won the presidency in 1860. Henry Benning joined the ...

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum on Monday renaming Fort Moore in Georgia to its previous title, Fort Benning.

Today, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum renaming Fort Moore in Georgia to Fort Benning. Reverting to its original name, this time, it honors an enlisted World War I soldier ...