Department of Defense

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.

Several justices wondered why the government has been fighting a $3,000 claim for so long, so hard.

A known cyber threat actor for the Chinese regime is prepositioned within Department of Defense networks to attack critical infrastructure today if necessary.

‘We did not handle this right.’

Biden administration vows to retaliate but officials say the US is not seeking a war with Iran.

The document also lays out instructions for assessing potential harm to civilians following military operations.

The department failed to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request for records surrounding the cancellations, the lawsuit claims.

‘Since 1992, there have been over a dozen Osprey crashes that have killed over fifty servicemembers,’ Mr. Comer said.

Advocating for extremism includes ‘liking’ a post online, according to the Pentagon’s policy.

The Alabama senator has reportedly signaled to GOP colleagues that his holds on military nominations will be lifted soon.

‘Whites, men, owning class, upper-middle-class, heterosexuals, gentiles, Christians, non-disabled individuals,’ are a ‘privileged group member.’

Behind Sen. Tuberville’s military holds over the Pentagon’s abortion policy, and how it has sparked a countermove to alter Senators’ individual authority.

A long-standing tradition that enables one senator to stop a ‘unanimous consent’ action by the Senate could soon be coming to an end.

Pfizer is slated to shut down two plants in North Carolina after slashing guidance.