The remarks from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reflect many of the Trump administration’s previous assertions on immigrants in Europe, which overlap with the language of European far-right political parties.

Labour backbenchers claimed it mirrored language made by Suella Braverman, the former Conservative home secretary and now a Reform UK MP, who said in 2022 that a surge in small-boat Channel migrants should be viewed as an “invasion”.

WHEN 18-year-old US gunner Ed Sandy reached Omaha Beach on  D-Day, he felt the enemy bullets rattling his armoured British landing craft. Buffeted by rough seas, the American  navy man’s

Picard’s war began with a train ride south. A few months earlier, he’d graduated from Woonsocket High School on his 18th birthday—June 25, 1943. He registered for the draft the same day, then received a letter bearing President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s signature that told him to report for duty.

It was 82 years ago that Gen. Eisenhower's chief meteorologist made one of the most important weather forecasts of all time.

The last living World War II veterans have made the journey to France to commemorate the Normandy landings, which mark the beginning of the Allied campaign to liberate Western Europe from Nazi Germany.

In the heart of the first town liberated on D‑Day, U.S. Army leaders, Veterans, paratroopers, and local residents

In this documentary from 1994, WVEC anchor Terry Zahn reports on the D-Day invasion of Europe on its 50th anniversary.