Democrats urged members of the military to refuse illegal orders — something President Trump called “seditious.” In fact, service members are bound by their oath of enlistment.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and CBS News White House correspondent Nancy Cordes face off over President Donald Trump's reaction to Democrats in the House and Senate calling for servicemembers to refuse "illegal orders" from the president.

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WASHINGTON -- As federal prosecutors appear to continue to home in on Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes for his potential role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, court documents describe further communications between Rhodes and members of the militia group ...

Saturday’s “No Kings” protest was labeled a “hate America rally,” but it was love for my country that led me and millions of other patriots there, and disdain for it by dishonest politicians. Central to the oath sworn under both our state and ...

Inside the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes, a place defined by quiet reverence and the names of those who gave everything, Capt. Mark Bashaw

While at a recent tour of duty at DAPL, I was continually reminded of an officer’s pledge in upholding social consciousness. Like most sacrifices, the call to depart from familiar duties and deadlines and submit to a covenant was not uncomplicated.

As three branches celebrate 250 years, Americans veterans are using this important benchmark to honor the military's role and the meaning of service