How 9/11 Changed Air Travel: More Security, Less Privacy The long lines created by post-attack measures gave rise to the PreCheck and Global Entry “trusted-traveler programs."
5 Reasons Why Vets Should Consider Careers in Law Enforcement Veterans are highly sought after for careers in law enforcement and throughout the criminal justice system. Is a career in...
US Warns 9/11 Anniversary Could Inspire Extremist Attacks The bulletin is an extension of a similar one issued in May that expired on the day the new one was issued.
Former Homeland Security Head Tom Ridge Had Stroke, Aide Says Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge suffered a stroke Wednesday at his home in suburban Washington, D.C., a...
ICE Is Deporting Veterans Without Checking Their Service Status, Watchdog Says ICE is not following its own deportment procedures, a new report finds.
Coast Guard Budget Proposal 'Dead on Arrival' in Congress, Lawmaker Says The White House's budget proposal would underfund critical Coast Guard missions, House leaders charged Tuesday.
How Wounded Warriors Can Become Forensic Investigators for Free Wounded veterans can train to become forensic investigators for free through the innovative HERO Corps program with the...
Coast Guard Finally Getting Back Pay After Month-Long Shutdown Some Coast Guard families began receiving back pay Monday, and all could be made whole by Wednesday.
Here's What's at Stake for the Coast Guard in a Government Shutdown Nearly 57,000 U.S. Coast Guard members and civilian employees could face furlough without pay.
Number of Troops at Border Has 'Peaked,' Defense Official Says The number of troops currently at the border to support the DHS is likely the highest it will get.
Navy SEALs Stop Training in State Parks as Locals Sue Over 'War Games' Navy SEALs have conducted cold water training and other special operations exercises in the state's coastal parks for more...
Anticipating Boom of Aging Veterans, VA to Expand Care, Services for the Elderly The department has pledged to broaden in-home medical care and support and housing alternatives by 2026.
Navy Boots 23 Sailors for Refusing Vaccines as Leaders Push Rule Changes for Next Stage of Pandemic The latest batch of sailors brings the total number separated for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine to 45.
F-35 Crash Off Carl Vinson Is the Ship's 5th Major Mishap in 2 Months The accident left seven sailors injured while the pilot safely ejected and was later recovered.
House Approves Bill to Automatically Enroll Vets in VA Health Care Supporters of the bill touted it as a common sense measure that will help ease the transition to civilian life.
