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House Rules Committee Meets on Appropriations Acts for Homeland Security, State, Defense Departments
Supreme Court Sides 9–0 With Furloughed Pentagon Employee
The government had argued that a missed deadline was fatal to the employee’s appeal.
Defense Department Fails to Help Thousands of Service Members: Report
Hundreds of thousands of service members each year make the transition from the military to civilian life, and some are at risk of severe challenges.
Supreme Court Considers Furloughed Pentagon Employee’s Long-Delayed Claim
Several justices wondered why the government has been fighting a $3,000 claim for so long, so hard.
The War Before the War: China Ready to Cripple US Infrastructure With Cyberattacks
A known cyber threat actor for the Chinese regime is prepositioned within Department of Defense networks to attack critical infrastructure today if necessary.
Defense Secretary Says He Shouldn’t Have Kept Hospitalization, Cancer Diagnosis Secret
‘We did not handle this right.’
Secretary Blinken Warns: ‘Most Dangerous Moment for Middle East’
Biden administration vows to retaliate but officials say the US is not seeking a war with Iran.
Pentagon Publishes New Guidance to Limit Civilian War Casualties, Acknowledge When US at Fault
The document also lays out instructions for assessing potential harm to civilians following military operations.
Defense Department Sued Over Canceled ‘Sound of Freedom’ Screenings
The department failed to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request for records surrounding the cancellations, the lawsuit claims.
Comer Launches New Investigation Into V-22 Osprey’s Safety, Calls for Pentagon Records
‘Since 1992, there have been over a dozen Osprey crashes that have killed over fifty servicemembers,’ Mr. Comer said.
78 Cases of Troops Allegedly ‘Advocating’ US Government Overthrow: Pentagon
Advocating for extremism includes ‘liking’ a post online, according to the Pentagon’s policy.
House Rules Committee Meets on Appropriations Acts for Homeland Security, State, Defense Departments
Supreme Court Sides 9–0 With Furloughed Pentagon Employee
The government had argued that a missed deadline was fatal to the employee’s appeal.
Defense Department Fails to Help Thousands of Service Members: Report
Hundreds of thousands of service members each year make the transition from the military to civilian life, and some are at risk of severe challenges.
Supreme Court Considers Furloughed Pentagon Employee’s Long-Delayed Claim
Several justices wondered why the government has been fighting a $3,000 claim for so long, so hard.
The War Before the War: China Ready to Cripple US Infrastructure With Cyberattacks
A known cyber threat actor for the Chinese regime is prepositioned within Department of Defense networks to attack critical infrastructure today if necessary.
Defense Secretary Says He Shouldn’t Have Kept Hospitalization, Cancer Diagnosis Secret
‘We did not handle this right.’
Secretary Blinken Warns: ‘Most Dangerous Moment for Middle East’
Biden administration vows to retaliate but officials say the US is not seeking a war with Iran.
Pentagon Publishes New Guidance to Limit Civilian War Casualties, Acknowledge When US at Fault
The document also lays out instructions for assessing potential harm to civilians following military operations.
Defense Department Sued Over Canceled ‘Sound of Freedom’ Screenings
The department failed to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request for records surrounding the cancellations, the lawsuit claims.
Comer Launches New Investigation Into V-22 Osprey’s Safety, Calls for Pentagon Records
‘Since 1992, there have been over a dozen Osprey crashes that have killed over fifty servicemembers,’ Mr. Comer said.
78 Cases of Troops Allegedly ‘Advocating’ US Government Overthrow: Pentagon
Advocating for extremism includes ‘liking’ a post online, according to the Pentagon’s policy.