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US open to limiting military exercises, missiles with Russia

The official said any agreements on either matter would be contingent on Russia removing threats to Ukraine and that no decisions would be made without the consent of Ukraine or NATO.

3 years ago

Wearing face masks to reduce the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus, soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Regiment, also called the "Old Guard," place U.S. flags in front of every grave site ahead of the Memorial Day weekend in Arlington National Cemetery on May 21, 2020, in Arlington, Va.

As space dwindles, final rules on burial eligibility for Arlington Cemetery expected this fall

Officials are still sorting through thousands of submissions on the proposed changes from individuals and advocacy groups.

By Leo Shane III

4 years ago

Will COVID finally kick-start federal telework efforts?

Telework at federal agencies has the potential to change how government work is done even beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Jessie Bur

5 years ago

As space concerns mount at Arlington National Cemetery, officials move to expand historic site

By taking over several roads south of the cemetery, site officials hope to be able to add 60,000 grave plots in coming years.

By Leo Shane III

5 years ago

Challenges remain 2 years after VA’s expansion of caregiver program

The CEO of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation says it has been awaiting new regulations on how the VA plans to expand caregiver benefits to the approximately 4.4 million Americans caring for veterans who served before Sept. 11, 2001.

By Steve Schwab

5 years ago

Nevada fight over bombing range pits tribes vs. Navy

The congressional legislation that authorizes the Navy to occupy most of the land is set to expire in 2021.

By Ben Spillman, Reno Gazette Journal via the AP

5 years ago