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House Rules Committee Meets on Appropriations Acts for Homeland Security, State, Defense Departments
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Supreme Court Sides 9–0 With Furloughed Pentagon Employee
The government had argued that a missed deadline was fatal to the employee’s appeal.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Defense Secretary Says He Shouldn’t Have Kept Hospitalization, Cancer Diagnosis Secret
‘We did not handle this right.’
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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78 Cases of Troops Allegedly ‘Advocating’ US Government Overthrow: Pentagon
Advocating for extremism includes ‘liking’ a post online, according to the Pentagon’s policy.
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House Rules Committee Meets on Appropriations Acts for Homeland Security, State, Defense Departments
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Supreme Court Sides 9–0 With Furloughed Pentagon Employee
The government had argued that a missed deadline was fatal to the employee’s appeal.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Defense Secretary Says He Shouldn’t Have Kept Hospitalization, Cancer Diagnosis Secret
‘We did not handle this right.’
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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78 Cases of Troops Allegedly ‘Advocating’ US Government Overthrow: Pentagon
Advocating for extremism includes ‘liking’ a post online, according to the Pentagon’s policy.
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