Navy responds to congressional inquiry into sailor’s death
Lawmakers sent a letter to the Navy voicing concerns about the service's handling of an investigation into the disappearance of sailor Angelina Resendiz.
By Riley Ceder
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USS Michael Monsoor arrives in Japan for port visit
The stealth destroyer is slated to be upgraded with a hypersonic missile system that the Navy plans to field by the mid-2020s, the service said.
By Riley Ceder
Navy veteran charged after toxic letters sent to Trump, other leaders
Charging documents filed Friday in U.S. District Court say 39-year-old William Clyde Allen III told investigators he wanted to "send a message."
Mystery solved? Shipwreck may be oldest found in Lake Erie
Debate swirls among marine archaeologists and shipwreck hunters who are trying to identify the wreck about how confident they are it is indeed the Lake Serpent that sank in 1829.
Officials euthanize bird shot aboard Coast Guard museum cutter
Authorities arrested 22-year-old Josiah Fetzer on charges of cruelty to animals and violating the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
Go to sea or go home!
Inside the Navy's new readiness rules that will decide whether thousands of sailors remain in the service.
By Mark D. Faram
Why the CENTCOM chief says a long-term presence in Syria is not a war-footing against Iran
“I don’t think we’re seeking to go to war with Iran,” said Army Gen. Joseph Votel, the chief of U.S. Central Command.
Navy gets $2 million to study jet engine noise
The Navy released a final environmental impact statement last week on a plan to bring 36 more EA-18G Growlers for training at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
Navy vet arrested for allegedly trying to poison Mattis and the Navy’s top officer
The former enlisted sailor who spent four years in the Navy is expected to be formally charged Friday.
Police questioning, searching home of suspect in ricin packages case
Police and FBI are at the home of the Logan, Utah, suspect, but no arrests have been made.
By Tara Copp, AP
JFK Library Foundation launches podcast about president’s WWII experiences
The podcast, called JFK35 —because Kennedy was the nation's 35th president — features library curators, educators, archivists and other guests digging into the materials at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
New officer career tracks are here — what you need to know about the first program
A Navy selection board will convene in late November to pick 20 naval aviators and flight officers to become permanent flight instructors. Officials hope that the move will help retain experienced aviators in the service while slashing the need to yank pilots from the fleet to fill critical training billets.
By Mark D. Faram