Sgt. Gary Stein called Obama the “domestic enemy" and imposed the president's face on the movie poster "Jackass."

Claims by a top House lawmaker that sleeper agents of the Iranian-backed Hezbollah terror group could launch an attack in the United States were overstated, according to American intelligence and law enforcement officials. 

The accused Marine argues he was acting as a private citizen, and was talking theoretically about not following unlawful orders.

The international coalition collaborating on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will remain intact, despite the tremendous fiscal pressures facing those countries. 

The statement raises questions about when negotiations between Iran and world powers will happen and how effective they will be.

Jay Carney confirmed "mid-level officials" met a delegation from the group, which he called a "major player" in Egyptian elections.

If DOD decides to begin a new round of base closures to save department dollars over the next decade, the Air Force should be ready. 

After being knocked offline for two weeks in an apparent cyberattack, one al Qaeada online forum was back up and running Wednesday.

The Shumkah al-Islam forum, one of two main al Qaeda sites, was back online, but another five sites associated with the terror group remain offline, according to The Washington Post.

The Shumkah site went live again Wednesday with a message that the cyberattack was “a failed, miserable campaign,” according to a translation of the message by security consultant Flashpoint Partners.

Sgt. Gary Stein says Facebook posts calling Obama a “domestic enemy” were not made as a uniformed Marine.