Nominee for deputy defense secretary won’t say Russia invaded Ukraine or how Pentagon will cut workforce
Stephen Feinberg, President Donald Trump’s nominee for deputy defense secretary, declined Tuesday to say whether Russia invaded Ukraine and deflected questions from senators about planned cuts to the Pentagon’s civilian workforce.
In a hilarious and ironic turn of events, a full walkout of twenty-one civil service employees rocked the Department of ...
"There are opportunities for certain technologies from less than trustworthy sources to make it under the fence," said David ...
The Pentagon is looking to identify about $50 billion of "Biden-legacy programs" to cut so that funding can be repurposed for Trump's agenda.
Update: Army vet Driscoll confirmed as service secretary. The Senate confirmed Dan Driscoll with a comfortable 66-28 majority ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered senior military and Defense Department officials to draw up plans to cut 8 percent ...
The United States Department of Defense (DOD) is tasked with ensuring our nation’s security, and recognizes that artificial intelligence (AI) is a critical tool helping to fulfill that mission.
An officer said they’ve run into issues questioning witnesses, registering for trainings and purchasing necessary equipment ...
Congress and the Pentagon need to take steps to ensure that the U.S. military is equipped to take on the battles of tomorrow.
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