The truck, owned by Ontario-based Sunrise Equipment Auctions, was custom built for its original owner in 1997. Today, with around just 120,000 miles, the truck still looks brand-new.

Fort Stewart is located southwest of Savannah, Ga. Gary Warner covers the Pacific Northwest for Stars and Stripes. He’s reported from East Germany, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Britain ...

The move likely means Western Union and other Miami-based agencies partnering with the Cuban company, Orbit SA, will be forced to cut ties with the firm to comply with the sanctions, suspending ...

Brian McElhiney is a reporter for Stars and Stripes based in Okinawa, Japan. He has worked as a music reporter and editor for publications in New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Oregon.

Premier League Primary Stars is the Premier League's primary school education programme. Funded by the Premier League through the Premier League Charitable Fund, the programme uses the appeal of ...

SEOUL, South Korea — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke Friday with his counterparts in South Korea and Japan, vowing to strengthen military ties with both countries amid regional security ...

Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Co. is inviting young performers to try out for a pair of productions it will stage this spring.

Trucking accidents can lead to severe injuries and complex ... and must meet specific health and training requirements. A company hiring unqualified drivers can be held liable for accidents. In ...

(Tribune News Service) — Russia is struggling to retain two military bases in Syria that have enabled it to project influence in the Middle East and Africa, according to a person in Moscow ...

As many as 1,500 troops along with other resources and assets began moving to the U.S.-Mexico border on Wednesday for a deployment that includes the use of military aircraft to conduct deportation ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday banned flying any other flags besides the Stars and Stripes at State Department facilities — from domestic buildings to foreign outposts — in a blow ...