Defense Bill Would Curb Cabinet Control of Nuclear Agency
A watchdog group said the proposed changes would begin "dismantling civilian control over the nuclear weapons enterprise."
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VA Denies Charge of Purging Staff Seen as Disloyal to Trump
The Department of Veterans Affairs pushed back Thursday against charges of mounting a political purge of high-level staff.
Senators Continue Call for Family Suicide Data Release
Sens. Patty Murray and Tim Kaine sent a letter to the DoD asking why data on military family suicides has not been released.
Pentagon Met Dependent Suicide Reporting Requirements: Official
Pentagon officials say they have met lawmakers' requirements for tracking suicides by military family members.
New House Subcommittee's Only Job: Monitor $10 Billion VA Contract
A new House subcommittee has the job of overseeing the VA's transition to electronic health records.
House, Senate Conferees Meet to Iron Out Differences on Defense Budget
Disparities remain on troop levels, how many F-35s to buy, and possible restrictions on the sale of F-35s to Turkey.
Senate Committee Votes to Confirm Robert Wilkie as Next VA Secretary
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee cleared the way Tuesday for Robert Wilkie to become the next secretary of the VA.
Why Are Vietnam Vets, Families Still Waiting for VA Caregiver Benefits?
Congress has yet to fund the VA Mission Act, which expands caregiver assistance to disabled Vietnam War veterans.
WWI Signal Corps Women Could Be Recognized With Highest Civilian Award
Women essential in connecting troops to allied forces during World War I could receive Congress' highest civilian award.
Senate Confirms Miller to Lead US Mission in Afghanistan
Army Gen. Austin "Scott" Miller was confirmed by the Senate as the commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan in a voice vote.
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Boeing Pitches 'F-15X' Fighter Concept to US Air Force: Report
There may be a new-old fighter jet on the horizon for the U.S. Air Force.
US Fighters May Carry StormBreaker Foul-Weather Bomb by Next Year
Testing for Raytheon’s Stormbreaker precision-guided bomb is "going so well" it may be fielded earlier than expected.
Pentagon Slashes GI Bill Transfer Eligibility Window
Troops with 16 years of service will no longer be permitted to transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to a spouse or child.
Air Force OKs Locks, Earring Styles, Ribbon Options in Policy Changes
The Air Force is easing up on guidance for hairstyles and certain accessories after a meeting of the Air Force Uniform Board.
He's 63, Just Joined the Navy and Says 'I'm in my Prime'
Dr. Tyrone Krause joined the Navy after receiving a waiver that permitted him to enter the Reserves past the age limit.