Department of Defense - DoD

Inauguration Day, it appears, can't come soon enough for Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller.

According to a source with knowledge of the proposed dismissal, a meeting has been delayed until February.

The Pentagon is reviewing how best to crack down on extremist views in the ranks.

As DoD officials look into reports of military participants, legal experts weigh in on what charges they might face.

The proposal to expand military exchange shopping privileges had been expected to be finalized in late 2020.

Lawmakers heard from two experts who warned that granting another waiver to a recently retired general.

Some active-duty units will participate in the inauguration activities, but those units will be ceremonial in nature.

Top defense leaders are pushing back against criticism that they were ill-prepared for Wednesday's massive security lapse.

As supporters of the president stormed the U.S. Capitol, former defense secretaries urged him to stop the violence.

The transition team will meet with the commanders of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, Africa and South Korea.