Joe Biden relaunched a $47 million ad campaign targeting military families after Trump reportedly called dead US soldiers 'losers' and 'suckers'
The massive ad relaunch will be an attempt to reach voters living in five swing states: Wisconsin, North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.
Trump's Secretary of Veterans Affairs defended the president's reported insults toward the military, saying it's just 'politics'
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie responded to an Atlantic report that claimed Trump called American war dead "losers" in 2018.
ISIS captured a journalist and sentenced him to death by beheading. He hasn't been seen for more than 5 years.
Farhad Hamo was imprisoned by ISIS alongside fellow freelance journalist Massoud Aqeel in Syria in 2014. He was last seen in March 2015.
'I've known Donald Trump. It sounds like him': Trump's 'loser' remarks about military veterans are getting harder to deny as more evidence corroborates bombshell report
Trump "uses the word 'loser' as often as he can," a former senior White House official told Insider.
Pete Buttigieg says Trump disrespected US military since the day he let a 'sucker' serve in Vietnam in his place
"He must think we're all suckers, and the amazing thing to me is how little respect he has for the intelligence of his own supporters," Buttigieg said.
If you want to counter China's digital crackdown, regulate Big Tech at home and abroad
Opinion: A better way to counter China's global technological ambitions is with a coalition in favor of sensible regulations on the tech sector.
The UK is using a military drone to monitor and stop migrants from crossing the English channel, after a record 1,400 crossed in August
The Watchkeeper WK450 began surveilling the Channel this week and is relaying information to the UK border force and its French counterparts.
Amazon takes another swipe at Trump after losing $10 billion JEDI deal
The Department of Defense reaffirmed its decision to award Microsoft with the lucrative contract amid a bidding process clouded by politics.
Trump decides to save the US military newspaper Stars and Stripes that his administration has planned to close for months
"It will continue to be a wonderful source of information to our Great Military!" the president tweeted.
My son 'wasn't a sucker': Biden demands Trump apologize if he called US troops killed in combat 'losers'
The Democratic presidential nominee said Trump's reported statements were "disgusting," adding, "Who the heck does he think he is?"
Trump says he lowered the flag for McCain 'without hesitation or complaint,' but a former senior official says 'that is not true'
'I would know because your staff called and told me,' the former administration official said, adding Trump was angry that flags were lowered.
The Pentagon is moving to shut down its independent newspaper Stars and Stripes, but a bipartisan group of senators are mounting a last-ditch effort to save it
'Stars and Stripes is a historically significant publication in our country,' a bipartisan group of 15 senators wrote in a letter Wednesday.
Japan surrendered to the Allies 75 years ago — here's why the Allies have different dates for the war's end
Japan's surrender and the end of World War II came in late 1945 — the actual day of that surrender depends on who you ask.
2 maps reveal the hotspots driving Mexico's worsening violence
Mexico's rise in homicides this year is driven by a few violent hotspots, writes James Bosworth, author of the Latin America Risk Report newsletter.
Keeping US troops in Syria to counter Russia has the opposite effect
Opinion: A dismal US-Moscow relationship cannot be used to justify a continued partial occupation of Syrian territory.
Germany is under pressure to abandon a giant gas pipeline from Russia after Putin's government was accused of poisoning Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny
The 764-mile pipeline is nearly completed and would carry natural gas from Russia to north Germany.
Diplomats worry that Trump will withdraw from NATO if he gets a 2nd term as president
President Donald Trump has privately spoken about withdrawing from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, according to the New York Times.
Trump falsely claimed he never called John McCain a 'loser.' Just check his Twitter account.
President Donald Trump denied a report from The Atlantic that said he called Sen. John McCain and President George H.W. Bush losers.
'We only have one truly sacred obligation': Biden goes on attack after report says Trump called dead US troops 'losers'
Joe Biden said that, if true, President Donald Trump's comments showed how the two "disagree about the role" of the US president.
'This is who he is': Founder of veterans group blasts Trump over report he called dead US troops 'losers'
Some veterans groups reacted angrily to a report in The Atlantic that President Donald Trump said US troops who died in World War I were "losers."
Report says Trump called John McCain a 'f---ing loser' and said 'we're not going to support that loser's funeral'
"We're not going to support that loser's funeral," President Donald Trump once said of John McCain, according to a report from The Atlantic.
Preparing for future wars means getting ready for World War II-level losses, the US Air Force's top officer says
The Air Force's "historically-anomalous period of dominance" after the Gulf War is coming to an end, the service's chief of staff says.
Trump didn't want wounded veterans to attend a military parade because 'nobody wants to see that,' report says
President Donald Trump is said to have believed that the presence of amputees at a military parade would make spectators uncomfortable.
'I don't get it': Trump said to have questioned why retired Gen. John Kelly's son fought in Afghanistan — during a Memorial Day visit to his grave
President Donald Trump "can't fathom the idea of doing something for someone other than himself," a friend of Kelly's told The Atlantic.
Trump called US Marines who died during World War I 'losers' and 'suckers,' report says
"Why should I go to that cemetery? It's filled with losers," Trump reportedly told aides ahead of a scheduled visit to Aisne-Marne American Cemetery.
'I learned to take orders': Warren Buffett talks about serving in the military and how his wedding almost fell apart because of an emergency
"People that you did things with, slept in the same barracks and everything. That actually has a really good effect on you," Warren Buffett said.
Inside the US military's $223 million 'doomsday plane,' capable of surviving a nuclear blast
The Air Force's most expensive aircraft is built to keep the US president and secretary of defense safe in case of nuclear war.
Even while tied up in port, the Navy's newest aircraft carrier is still testing its ability to fight
In port this month, the Navy's newest aircraft carrier continued to hit milestones as it tests critical combat systems and exercises its flight deck.
China wants Europe to join it and take on 'extremist forces' in the US
"China and the EU should jointly resist any countercurrents inciting hatred and confrontation," Foreign Minister Wang Yi said in Paris on Sunday.
An Army Ranger will receive the Medal of Honor for saving dozens of ISIS prisoners in a daring raid
Sgt. Maj. Thomas Payne's actions came during a predawn raid at an Iraqi prison compound where US and Kurdish commandos saved 70 ISIS hostages.
Why Putin deliberately uses Novichok to poison his enemies, even though it often fails to kill them
German doctors have accused Russia of poisoning top critic Alexei Navalny with the Soviet-era nerve agent in late August.
Air Force tests new fragmenting alternative to cluster bombs that won't leave behind unexploded ordnance
"The fragmentation of the BLU-136 is non-explosive, making it a less-hazardous alternative to cluster munitions," the Air Force said.
The secret WWII mission that had US bombers flying at treetop height deep inside Nazi-occupied Europe
Allied aircraft swarmed Nazi targets across Europe with intense bomb raids, but a select group of them delivered a much different kind of cargo.
Trump looks alone on the world stage as international leaders line up to condemn the poisoning of Russian dissident Alexey Navalny
President Donald Trump has yet to respond to growing international calls to speak out after Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny was poisoned.
China has changed the way it talks about Taiwan, reflecting rising tensions that could pull the US into a war
China has raised its pressure on Taiwan, using harsh rhetoric and flexing military muscle around what it sees as a breakaway province.
Nearly 200 years ago, another QAnon-like conspiracy propelled its believers into Congress
QAnon supporters aren't the first political candidates to promote conspiracies as part of their platform, writes anthropologist Sophie Bjork-James.
China's first homemade aircraft carrier is heading back out to sea for another drill
The Chinese military has stepped up its training in recent months amid ongoing tensions with the US.
Germany has told China to stop threatening Europe as Merkel hardens her stance toward Beijing
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas warned his Chinese counterpart "threats have no place here" amid growing tension in Taiwan.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders says Trump told her to go to North Korea and take 'one for the team' after Kim Jong Un winked at her
Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the president told her: "Well, Sarah, that settles it. You're going to North Korea and taking one for the team!"
The Air Force is moving forward with a plan to build a supersonic Air Force One
The Air Force has awarded a $1 million contract to start work on a new, "low boom" supersonic aircraft for the president.
Police arrested food-truck workers at gunpoint and jailed them for 48 hours to try to keep them from Kenosha protests, attorneys say
Six of the workers arrested were held for nearly 48 hours. A lawyer said it was a blatant attempt to keep them from protests of a police shooting.
Fans are flocking to support the US Army officer who was suspended for a Holocaust joke in his TikTok video
The latest TikTok controversy is another headache for the Army, which has struggled to keep soldiers off the app despite the military banning its use.
The Air Force developed a super fighter that never even got off the ground
Among the aviation advances made during the 1950s was the development of the XF-108 Rapier, a supersonic fighter meant to hunt down Soviet bombers.
Russia has lessons for Americans about tearing down statues
The fall of the Soviet Union also brought down many statues of Soviet leaders. Thirty years on, some Russians see lessons for Americans.
Pentagon discloses its count of China's nuclear warheads and says the arsenal could double this decade
"China is expanding and modernizing and diversifying its nuclear forces across the board," a top Pentagon official said Tuesday.
Watch the Navy blow up a warship in a not-so-subtle message to China
This year's RIMPAC was scaled down, but it still ended with a bang.
The Pentagon is putting its Cold War-era bombers on the front line against China
The Trump administration has increased US military activity in the Asia-Pacific in an effort to counter China's sweeping territorial claims there.
The 5 best non-US special-operations forces from around the world
US units like Delta Force and the Navy SEALs are well-known and highly regarded, but many other countries also field top-tier special operators.
The story of the Nazi 'wonder weapon' that the Allies couldn't stop and changed the face of future wars
Nazi Germany's "wonder weapons" couldn't change the course of World War II, but they had a lasting impact on military technology.
The US and China are headed for competition but not a Cold War
The geography of the 21st century is still slightly out of focus. But what is certain is that it will revolve around China and the US.

