Two experts on Dwight Eisenhower and Harry Truman will speak next week in Kansas about the paths the two Midwesterners took to the White House and their legacies as president.

Human Rights Watch says the militiamen who ravaged Moammar Gadhafi and captured, tortured and killed his loyalists are possibly responsible for war crimes.

Accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed says U.S. tortured him in the name of national security. His comments came in a court hearing Wednesday in Cuba.

The attack, which occurred Saturday in southern Kandahar province, also killed four Afghan National Security troops, according to a U.S official with knowledge of the details of the attack.

A federal appeals court Tuesday tossed out the conviction of a driver for Osama bin Laden, dealing a blow to the U.S. military commissions system.

A police chief reports, "We have sufficient evidence to find the culprits.. ' as Malala Yousufzai is hospitalized in England a week after the Taliban attack on her. Pakistan's interior minister says the 14-year-old's school will be named after her.

Crews used a crane to lower a six-thousand pound, hexagonal-shaped gray granite stone onto its concrete base at Gage Park Tuesday afternoon.

Salim Hamdan was convicted in 2008 of providing material support for terrorism. In a unanimous decision, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit overturned the conviction.

The report came a day after the publication of a human rights report that accuses the Syrian air force of using Russian-made cluster bombs.

The United States believes that Iran is behind cyberattacks on American banks and the oil industry in the Middle East, officials said on Monday.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she had the ultimate responsibility for security ahead of a deadly assault on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, last month

In recognition of the service of the men and women of the Kansas National Guard to the state and nation, Kansas Speedway has donated 3,000 tickets for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race – Hollywood Casino 400 racing event on Sunday, Oct. 21.

Russia has agreed to sell $4.2 billion in arms to Iraq. An analyst says the deal with Russia is a sign that Iraq is looking beyond Washington for weapons.

U.S. Army officials moved quickly to buy and field an anti-roadside bomb system for thousands of soldiers deployed to the violent eastern part of Afghanistan. The 4th BCT at Fort Riley, Kansas, initially requested the software before its spring 2012 deployment and was rejected by the Army.

Turkey's PM says his country is 'determined to stem the flow of arms' into Syria. The U.S. defense chief says 150 troops are in Jordan; Jordan denies an American presence. 210 people across Syria have been killed Thursday, according to rebels.

The GOP presidential nominee choked up as he described meeting the man his campaign confirmed was Glen Doherty, killed in the Libya attack on this past September 11th.

"Given the unstable security environment, projected staffing increases, lack of physical and technical security upgrades in place and continued high volume of VIP visits, Embassy Tripoli requests an extension" of the security support team for four months, which "will allow us to implement the security transition plans recommended by the Department," reads the February 28 document.

Dwight D. Eisenhower's 122nd birthday will be marked this year with a number of activities at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene.

A retirement ceremony was held for Col. Terry Fritz at the Nickell Armory. He served 32 years in the Kansas National Guard.

The Mexican army handed over to local authorities in Sonora two men they had detained near the American border, the source in the federal department said Thursday. The two were in possession of drugs and guns when they were detained, added the source.

The film is being distributed by the Weinstein Company, owned by a Harvey Weinstein, a major backer of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign.

Soldiers assigned to the Big Red One's aviation brigade will take the final step in becoming the most modern aviation unit in the Army when they launch the Gray Eagle Unmanned Aerial System for its inaugural flight out of Fort Riley next week.

The United States has charged 11 people with illegally exporting U.S. microelectronics to Russia for use by the military and intelligence agencies.

According to data compiled by the New America Foundation, more than 70 countries now own some type of drone.

Our nation’s highest ranking military officer focused on America’s relationship with men and woman in uniform during a visit to the Flint Hills Monday.