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Each year, Americans spend over 50 billion dollars on cigarettes, essentially smoking their money away, April 26, 2010.

Doctors at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences are done with a Phase I breast cancer vaccine trial.

Dr. Kamal Kalsi had to apply for special permission from the Department of Defense in order to keep his beard and turban while serving in the military.

Defense attorneys said Sunday that an Army general has agreed to a plea deal that includes the dropping of sexual assault charges against him.

A Pentagon budget plan to take Army National Guard Apache attack helicopters from America's citizen-soldiers doesn't sit well with the South Carolina general who commanded an Apache battalion and flew the fearsome choppers for 1,500 hours during his 37-year career.

Army and Air Force bases ring the city. But it's also the home of 85 medical marijuana dispensaries and a mecca for parents seeking a locally developed strain of marijuana to treat their children's seizures.

COLUMBUS, Ga. Howard "Bo" Callaway Sr., a former Georgia congressman, Army secretary and one of the founders of Callaway Gardens, died Saturday.

Wearing khaki-colored matching uniforms, more than 20 veterans inside a maximum-security prison stood tall to salute the flag of the United States at an event that welcomed them as new American Legion members.

Emergency workers removing debris from the site of a deadly explosion at two New York City apartment buildings were expected to reach the basement levels Saturday, clearing the way for investigators to search for... Emergency workers sifted through debris Saturday from the site of a deadly explosion at two New York City apartment buildings as they ... (more)

A Florida man convicted of attempted murder in a confrontation over loud music won't be sentenced until after his retrial on a murder charge.

The trial of an Army general accused of sexual assaulting a female captain under his command heads back to a Fort Bragg courtroom.

Sergeant Carlos Torres, a U.S. Army officer stationed in Korea, surprises his children, Alexa, 8, right, Bella, 7, left, and Carlos Jr. during a morning assembly at their school Washington Elementary School in Montebello on Friday March 14, 2014.

One of the Army's 15 most-wanted fugitives, who was convicted of murder and assault in the 1974 killing of a fellow soldier at Fort Dix, was arrested this week nearly 40 years after his escape from the maximum-security military prison at Fort Leavenworth.

March 2005: The shell of a new Stryker brigade begins to take shape at Fort Lewis as soldiers arrive and prepare for missions in Iraq.

The centenary of World War I is upon us. That Great War began in August, 1914. We can expect a flood of new books and documentaries on what some then called "the war to end all wars."

After a 10-month deployment in Afghanistan, U.S. Army Sgt. Michael Sory sat in a back office at Los Banos Elementary School Friday morning.

A former Fort Campbell soldier charged with killing his wife and trying to make it look like a suicide has been given an Oct. 13 trial date.

An F-16 Fighting Falcon takes off Thursday from Aviano Air Base, Italy, to augment the Poland Aviation Detachment at Lask Air Base.

One early August afternoon in 2011, a couple living at a Denbigh apartment complex noticed that their neighbors' windows were blackened with soot, and notified staff at the complex.

One of the U.S. Army's "15 Most Wanted" fugitives - on the run since he escaped from a military prison in Kansas in 1977 - was arrested Thursday when he showed up for work in Pompano Beach, authorities said.