Tag: Congress

A “Department of Government Efficiency” sounds great—until you realize it might create more chaos than it solves. Is efficiency the answer?

The Navy’s $9.6B contract to build new amphibious ships addresses critical fleet gaps while Congress monitors cost and technical risks.

Veterans face severe cuts to benefits if Congress doesn’t act fast. With millions relying, this looming shortfall could be devastating.

US announces new aid package for Ukraine amid funding challenges, underscoring the ongoing commitment to bolster defense.

As international focus shifts to the Israel-Hamas conflict, concerns arise about potential consequences for Ukraine’s vital support and aid.

The inmates are running our political asylum, and the people don’t realize they have the key.

In this letter, signed by over 160 retired Flag officers, a request is made to Congress to remove all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs from the Department of Defense (DoD), citing concerns that DEI is dividing rather than uniting the military and jeopardizing warfighting readiness.

Aside from the health benefits of vegan meat, the bill notes that it accounts for more sustainable financial resource planning for the Navy.

This new gun control bill is a hodge-podge of feel-good measures that take the heat off the politicians while doing very little to address the actual problem with school shootings.

Modern realities and the evolving nature of conflict raise questions about who’s eligible to receive the Purple Heart.

In a very worrying development, the Pentagon plans to monitor troops’ social media for signs of extremism.

In an alarming development, the U.S. Army has halted the gender-neutral Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) test as female soldiers were failing it at a rate of 65 percent.