US military to stop shooting pigs and goats as a way to train medics for the battlefield

The U.S. military will end its practice of shooting pigs and goats to help prepare medics for treating wounded troops in a combat zone.

Federal jury sides with Chicago police officers in 2020 Red Line shooting, awards no damages

Lawyers for Ariel Roman sought $5.3 million from the jury over his February 2020 shooting by Officer Melvina Bogard, arguing ...
Visual Studio Magazine

Busy .NET Developer's Guide to Orleans

Ted Neward’s 'Busy .NET Developer's Guide to Orleans' session at Visual Studio Live! Las Vegas (March 18, 2026) walks .NET ...
Stars and Stripes

2-star general tapped to lead Jerusalem security post; pick for No. 2 at CENTCOM is Gaza aid chief

If confirmed, Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Sean Salene will lead a security operation in Jerusalem and Army Lt. Gen. Patrick Frank ...
United States Army

Martin Army Launches Virtual Physical Therapy Pilot to Keep Soldiers Mission-Ready

Martin Army Community Hospital has launched a new virtual physical therapy pilot aimed at strengthening Soldier readiness by ...
usace.army.mil

U.S. Army Medical Readiness Command, West

Medical Readiness Command, West provides regionally ready, globally responsive medical forces, health service support and force health protection to conserve the fighting strength; enable the ...
Health.com

Does a Faint Line on a COVID Test Mean You're Positive?

Julia is the associate news editor for Health, where she edits and publishes news articles on trending health and wellness topics. Her work has been featured in The Heights, an independent student ...