Department of Defense

The White House is expected to release its fiscal 2023 budget request in late March or early April, according to reports. It’s possible the federal...

Lawmakers are expected to consider a new stopgap budget this week to keep the government funded past a Friday deadline. The Further Additional...

Army Secretary Christine Wormuth has directed commanders to initiate involuntary administrative separation proceedings against any soldier who has...

Alaska has joined the Texas lawsuit challenging the Defense Department’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The decision was announced by Alaska Gov. Mike...

A new study found that military services enlisted fewer new recruits at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, instead focusing on retention to meet end...

The head of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform has proposed legislation aimed at cutting the costs of spare parts for the Defense Department...

Continued budget gridlock would degrade readiness, hurt service members and their families, squander purchasing power, and sabotage the U.S. military...

Approximately 2,500 Air Guardsmen are set to lose pay and benefits due to being unvaccinated. And thousands more could be in for a similar fate if...

The battle between Oklahoma and the Defense Department over COVID-19 vaccine mandates is heading to the courts. The state filed a lawsuit against the...

The Senate will once again look to vote on the annual defense policy bill this week. The normally bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act is...

Army leaders have released the results of a first-of-its-kind exit survey for soldiers, aimed at better understanding why some have decided to leave...

A review of the Defense Department's role in preparing for and responding to the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol has cleared the Pentagon of...