Dozens gathered in East Greenwich Saturday afternoon to celebrate the anniversary of the Civil War's final battle.The ...

accepted it during the Civil War. Now, on the 162nd anniversary of the day the first Medal of Honor was awarded, recipients of the Medal will be the focus of a museum in Kearby’s hometown. Opening ...

accepted it during the Civil War. Now, on the 162nd anniversary of the day the first Medal of Honor was awarded, recipients of the Medal will be the focus of a museum in Kearby’s hometown.

While the two countries are war-weary, there is little appetite for major concessions to either government’s war aims — such as Russia’s demands for territorial concessions or Ukraine’s ...

But there are still serious — and difficult — questions ahead to end Russia's war on Ukraine. The US and Russia met to talk about a cease-fire deal. Russia's not ready to take that step yet ...

“I’m very concerned about the possibility of a civil war. This nation is divided. It sometimes seems there’s no way out. People don’t believe in democracy anymore. They don’t believe in ...

My disappointment at learning about the planned closure of the Lord Ashcroft Gallery at the Imperial War Museum has been tempered by the touching reaction to the imminent loss of my medal collection ...

PRESIDENT Trump has issued a chilling World War Three warning that the US could be "dragged into the Ukraine war" after his phone call with Vladimir Putin. The Republican and mad Vlad agreed to ...

President Trump warned Tuesday that Americans “could be” involved in the Russia-Ukraine war if it were to escalate to “World War III.” “We want to get it over with,” Trump said of the ...

Germany is on track for a sharp increase in military spending that could equip a bigger Bundeswehr—the German military—with more armored vehicles, more air defense batteries, more warships ...

The statement followed a 1.5-hours phone call between Putin and Trump, during which they discussed ending the war in Ukraine and the U.S. proposal for a 30-day ceasefire to allow for further peace ...