Military Legal

The justices have invited the U.S. solicitor general to provide a brief on the case, which could have national implications.

The Navy is the first military service to reveal what leaders will cover during the military's upcoming stand-downs.

Attorneys for the former soldier cite new information about the judge who oversaw his court-martial.

The ability for troops with extremist ideologies to serve openly in the military ranks is under renewed scrutiny.

Special agents from Army Criminal Investigation Command are investigating the allegation against Gen. Stephen J. Maranian.

The case landed in the Supreme Court after a federal appeals court ruled that the male-only draft is constitutional.

Rep. Andrew Clyde, a retired Navy commander, told experts that he's concerned about the push to screen troops.

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service received an tip that a noose was found on the guided-missile cruiser Lake Champlain.

As DoD officials look into reports of military participants, legal experts weigh in on what charges they might face.

The FBI has now opened up nearly 160 cases into those involved in last week's siege at the U.S. Capitol.