Department of Defense - DoD

Republicans have been pushing to boost the defense budget by 3% to 5% to grow capabilities in cyber, space and naval warfare.

Coronavirus, domestic divisions and fears that political violence might erupt topped the list of Americans' concerns.

On his first day in office, President Joe Biden signed an executive order that revoked Trump's order.

The U.S. Capitol Police asked the Defense Department to keep thousands of troops in D.C. for up to two more months.

Senate Republicans ripped into Colin Kahl for what they called inappropriate and partisan tweets.

The allegations of drinking on duty and other misconduct sank President Trump's bid to make Jackson secretary of the VA.

The Pentagon is looking for a new way to screen social media as part of its background check process.

Active-duty service members suffer from sleep deprivation at a rate roughly double that of the civilian population.

Military leaders are unable to force service members to get the COVID vaccinations at this time.

A lack of big surprises in the next budget potentially sets up a fight between Democrats on Capitol Hill.