There’s a Nike deal that you’re destined for, but only if you’re a size 6-8 in women’s and a 5-6.5 in men’s. Nike is having a ...

Michigan State University's men's basketball program has more to celebrate this March Madness season. MSU has partnered with ...

Every sneakerhead has Nike Air Max Day circled on their calendar. The iconic American sportswear brand annually celebrates one of its most popular sneaker lines. It also works closely with the ...

Saturday, March 8, 2025, in West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Air Force fighter jets intercepted a civilian aircraft flying in the temporarily ...

There are quite a lot of Marvel games on Android and iPhone, so you’d be forgiven if you’ve not yet tried Marvel Strike Force. In this turn-based RPG, you can form a squad of powerful allies from ...

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He also made an impact in pop culture with his signature shoes from Nike. The sports apparel company is set to reintroduce the Air Jordan 4 sneakers — originally released in 1989 — in a new ...

The Air Force has lengthened the capstone event that all recruits face at the end of basic training to make sure that airmen sweat in training so they don’t bleed in war. The first boot camp ...

Attention to detail is exactly what Nike focused on when they crafted the Air Max Dn8. Nike’s Air Max Dn8 is an updated version of the Nike Air Max Dn, which dropped in 2024. The Dn8 features ...

Nike is doing what Nike does best, blending fashion and comfort. The athletic brand is combining their Air Max technology and another classic design in sportswear with the release of the Air Max Dn8.

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin said the service's maintainers have pulled off "miracles" to keep planes in the air, despite a lack of spare parts, manpower and decades-old aircraft.

AURORA, Colo. -- Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin wanted to make it clear: The troops that he oversees will do whatever President Donald Trump wants them to, and they'll be ready for it.