Navy came back from a 16-7 second half deficit to beat Army, 17-16, for their second consecutive win over their rivals, giving them back-to-back wins in the series for the first time since 2014-15. The win also gives Navy their first back-to-back 10-win seasons in program history, as the Midshipmen finish the year 10-2.

Navy edged Army in a dramatic win while President Donald Trump’s appearance drew protests throughout Baltimore, adding political friction to the storied Army-Navy matchup.

Instead of suffering a soul-crushing loss that would have left a hole in their legacy, Navy football’s seniors found a way to beat Army.

Army scored a touchdown on its opening drive but never reached the end zone on its remaining seven tries. Each of the Black Knights’ final five series lasted four plays or fewer as Navy — with a time of possession of 34:35 — substantially outperformed the nation’s No. 1 clock-eater.

Donald Trump opened the 2025 Army-Navy football game with an atypical coin toss that has since gone viral on social media. Trump, 79, attended the Saturday, Dec. 13, game — a long-running tradition for sitting presidents — and took the field at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium to handle the ceremonial pregame toss for the 126th edition of the event.

President Trump on Saturday attended the annual Army-Navy college football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, where he handled the coin toss and met with players before the game. Before he

The person of interest detained in connection with the Brown University shooting, identified by law enforcement sources as Benjamin Erickson, is a decorated soldier who had served in a position at Arlington National Cemetery,

Authorities have reportedly identified the person of interest in the mass shooting at an Ivy League university in Rhode Island. The man detained as a person of interest in the Brown University shooting was identified as Benjamin Erickson,