Lawmakers Submit Nearly 50 Questions to VA over its COVID-19 Response In a bipartisan letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, lawmakers said they are concerned about staying up-to-date .
Effort to Award Congressional Gold Medal to World War II Rangers Moves Ahead There are an estimated 40 surviving World War II Rangers.
The Coast Guard Has Billions in Overdue Maintenance, and Lawmakers Are Concerned Congress appropriated about $12.2 billion for the Coast Guard in fiscal 2020.
The Air Force's Pilot Shortage Got Worse in 2019 The U.S. Air Force's pilot shortage continues to worsen, even after years of multi-pronged efforts to fix the problem.
The Army Wants to Design a Coronavirus Test Kit That Can Screen Whole Units at Once The U.S. Army's top officer told Congress on Tuesday that the service has ramped up its coronavirus testing effort.
Military Families Call for the Right to Withhold Rent in Privatized Housing Disputes In House testimony, they called for an expansion of the recently approved "Tenant Bill of Rights."
Exposure to Toxic Chemicals Has Become a Top Issue for Veteran Organizations Concerns over toxic exposure are not limited to Vietnam War-era veterans.
After Delay, VA Sets New Timeline for Electronic Health Record Pilot Program The VA's EHR budget request has nearly doubled, but it's still not ready to deploy.
Lawmakers Warn Pentagon Chief of Future 'Brawl' over Murky Shipbuilding Plan Committee members expressed their concerns over proposed cuts to the Navy's shipbuilding plans to Esper and Milley.
The Air Force Wants to Retire Aging Aircraft. It Will Have to Get Past Congress First Retiring the A-10 would have freed up funds to invest in new aviation platforms.
Soldier Dies on Fort Leonard Wood Rifle Range The Army identified the 18-year-old on Monday but has not provided details into the circumstances of his death.
Trump Celebrates West Point Alumni Group Canceling Award Ceremony to Honor Tom Hanks President Donald Trump celebrated news on Monday that an alumni group from West Point canceled an award ceremony set to honor...
Records Show the VA Failed to Treat a Father’s Common Infection. Now He’s Paying the Price. Anthony Walker always liked to think of himself as “the man.” He always liked to think of himself as “tough Tony.” But that...
South Koreans Feel Betrayed over Detainment of Hundreds of Workers at Plant Raid in Georgia South Korea’s foreign minister departed for the U.S. to finalize steps for the return of several hundred South Korean workers...
A Military Approach to Drug Busts Upends US Efforts and Raises Legal Questions The Trump administration has indicated more military strikes on drug targets could be coming, saying it is seeking to “wage...
