Vice President-elect JD Vance invited "good guy" Daniel Penny to be his "personal guest" at the Army-Navy game on Saturday.

Donald Trump will order all transgender service members to leave the military with an executive order upon his return to the White House, defense sources say.

Retired Adm. William McRaven is back in the headlines for once again scourging former President Donald Trump.

The country's current defense minister, Judith Collins, said at a press conference Sunday that the ship "is pretty much gone."

Mexico is considering transferring control of its busiest airport in the capital to the navy, as indicated by a draft decree published on Tuesday.

A U.S. Navy sailor allegedly gunned down his wife’s lover after catching them having sexual relations at the married couple's Virginia home on Friday, March. 11. 

The shooter was taken down by the Frederick police on Tuesday and schools were put under lockdown.

The Navy named a ship after the late veteran and renowned civil right leader, but did not given him a formal military memorial until this week.

President Obama urged the American people to demand congress pass new gun control legislation while giving a memorial speech for those killed in the Navy Yard shooting.

A new date has not been set for the event, which was to reunite Latin musical stars for an evening of performance at the White House.

The US Navy has published two studies that suggest numerous marine mammals will be killed as a result of the Navy's upcoming training exercises.

Gunmen ambushed and killed Mexican Navy Vice Admiral Carlos Miguel Salazar, in an attack presumably led by a drug cartel.

A transgender Navy Seal reveals her true identity in a memoir "Warrior Princess."

Following John Kerry's appointment to Secretary of State, political-newcomer Gabriel Gomez will run against veteran Congressman Ed Markey to fill the vacant Senior Senator seat.

2 Navy divers accidentally drowned while working at an underwater weapons-testing facility called the Super Pond in Baltimore.

Mexico's new president has vowed repeatedly to demilitarize the campaign against drug cartels, but thousands of combat troops likely will remain in the field for years to come, spearheaded by U.S.-favored naval infantry.