Top stories Defense Secretary Austin will bid farewell Friday following a term that included three major military crises, a global pandemic and a brush with cancer.
Latest A retired Navy intelligence officer has avoided additional prison time after he was cleared of the most serious charges in his U.S. Capitol attack trial.
The settlement comes as the result of a class-action lawsuit brought by sailors who denied the COVID-19 vaccine due to religious reasons.
An Ikea warehouse representative reportedly telephoned military officials and inquired about “when they would collect their mines.” As one does.
Punishing underperforming VA workers was a priority during Trump's first term. Congressional leaders want to zero in on the problem again.
The Office of Special Counsel said VA owes about $110 million to nearly 1 million veterans for voided medical co-pays.
Department leaders have used high-profile partnerships and ad campaigns to reach out to veterans perviously leery of VA programs.
A new program ends a blanket requirement that families must live on base in order for their children to attend DOD schools.
In other news The periodic review of military compensation called troops' pay "strongly competitive" when compared to civilian wages.
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The soldier has been charged for allegedly using a fraudulent pie business called “Granny’s Delight” to obtain COVID-related business relief loans.
A grainy image (it’s always a grainy image) of an object downed by an F-22 over Canada's Yukon territory has aviation (and UFO) enthusiasts chattering.
The Air Force just dropped some special edition football uniforms and they are certifiably fire.
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