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President Obama has congratulated the U.S. Air Force Academy football team on winning the Commander-in-Chief trophy.

St. Louis Cardinals relieve Mitch Harris was the winning pitcher in Tuesday night’s game against the Chicago Cubs.

Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton, a leader of Republican resistance to the emerging Iranian nuclear deal, predicted Thursday that U.S. military strikes on Iran could cripple its nuclear capabilities without leading to a full-scale war.

To older football fans, Chuck Bednarik was “Concrete Charlie,” the last of the two-way pros who played on two championship teams with the Philadelphia Eagles and hit Frank Gifford so hard in 1960 that the New York Giants’ superstar didn’t play again until 1962.

Wounded warriors from across the country will be converging on northern Virginia this summer for an Olympic-style competition.

The Louisville Bats are dressing in camouflage this year to benefit injured veterans.

As Chad Pfeifer lay in bed in the Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston, his amputated left leg still heavily bandaged, his fractured right ankle in a cast, his head was full of demons and doubts.

Coach Ken Niumatalolo is now the all-time winningest coach at Navy in his seventh season.

Here’s a look at life after the last big game for some academy football players-turned-officers.