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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has completed his report on transgender individuals serving in the military.

The policy grew out of Mattis' directive to the services to take steps to improve the "lethality" of the force.

Mattis on the "deploy-or-out" policy, the Niger ambush, AFA symposium and more.

A dedicated "war tax" would draw attention to military spending and force Americans to confront defense costs.

The SASC approved the nomination of Kevin Fahey to become one of the top weapons buyers at the Pentagon.

President Trump released his budget request for fiscal 2019, marking the first step in a months-long process.

The Defense Department's chief spokesperson said that other options to Washington, D.C., would be under consideration.

Mattis said that he will fight to protect the estimated 800-900 so-called "Dreamers" currently serving.

The increase would be the largest in almost a decade.

It's a step on the way to more effectively policing a practice that in recent years has been implicated in multiple deaths.