The Pentagon is allowed to continue enforcement of the ban on transgender military service as the lawsuit proceeds. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled…
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Presidential Proclamation for National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
President Trump says, “We offer our endless gratitude to Almighty God for His love, grace, and infinite blessings.“ Official Proclamation from President Donald J. Trump: On December 7,…
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Suspicious Package at Joint Base Andrews Sickens Multiple People
Buildings were evacuated and an investigation is being conducted. A suspicious package containing white powder sickened people when it was opened this week at Joint Base Andrews, the…
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Government Shutdown Halts Active-Duty Military Pay
Federal law enforcement and air traffic controllers will also serve without pay. The halt in congressionally approved funding for the federal government means that U.S. military and law…
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Veterans Affairs Dedicates New Southern Utah National Cemetery
New Cedar City site expands access to final resting places for Veterans in rural communities. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) dedicated the Southern Utah National Cemetery in…
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Defense Secretary Disbands Women in Services Advisory Committee
He said the panel established in 1951 is part of “divisive feminist agenda.” On Tuesday, the Pentagon confirmed that Secretary Pete Hegseth disbanded the department’s Advisory Committee on…
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U.S. Admiral Receives Service Medal from Norway for Arctic Defense
He was recognized for strengthening U.S., NATO defense in the Arctic. Norway recently awarded U.S. Admiral Stuart Munsch, commander of Naval Forces Europe-Africa and Allied Joint Force Command…
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Senator Proposes Legislation to Curb Overcharging in Military Contracts
Would require contractors to justify substantial price increases Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts joined Senators Elissa Slotkin of Michigan, Charles Grassley and Joni Ernst of Iowa in supporting…
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Marine Corps Use New Missile Systems in Joint Exercises Near Taiwan
The U.S. partnered with the Japanese military in island defense drills. Commander of III Marine Expeditionary Force Lt. General Roger Turner spoke about the Resolute Dragon military exercise…
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House Passes Defense Policy Bill
Legislators rein in Iraq war authorizations but allow presidential use of National Guard. The House of Representatives approved a $893 billion defense authorization bill this week, sending the…
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