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Eric Ueland, a former Trump White House official and longtime GOP Hill aide, is competent, Democrats say, but has little foreign policy experience.
Officials have said publicly that the W93’s introduction would not increase the inventory of deployed warheads.
We tackle how an overlooked provision in the Pentagon's proposed budget would cut chemical and biological defense programs in the next fiscal year.
Austin S. Miller, who commands Resolute Support, the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan.
Connecticut Democrat Christopher S.
“There is an open investigation to determine the exact facts and circumstances of the mission, authorization to hover, property damages, and violation(s) of policy,” Esper and Milley wrote.
The departing inspector general, former federal prosecutor Scott S. Dahl, emphasized in his Tuesday statement that any conflicts did not play a part in his retirement.
The acting inspector general, criticized by President Donald Trump last month, stressed to lawmakers the importance of independent oversight.
Tonight, we have an interview with Lt. Gen. John Shanahan, director of the Pentagon's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
In response to questions from New Hampshire Democrat Jeanne Shaheen, Brown said he wants to “build a relationship” with David Calhoun, who became Boeing Co.’s new CEO in January, as the Air Force
COVID-19’s impact in lost lives and livelihoods has already dwarfed that of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Trump's pick for Pentagon watchdog prompts questions - Defense
Back dues of $582 million for the United Nations, a would-be partner in combatting terrorism, were delivered after the U.N.’s conservative critics got a few sweeteners.
Biden's 'Expectation' Is Obama Will Close Gitmo Prison -
As part of committee Chairman John McCain’s ambitious effort to craft a legacy-shaping fiscal 2017 defense policy measure (S 2943), the decision was made to tackle the plethora of authorities that
McCain said the latest delay to the carrier only underscores the importance of the Senate-passed defense authorization bill (S 2943), which contains an extensive package of changes to the Pentagon
Senate appropriators, in their fiscal 2017 measure (S 3000), would cut more than $4 billion in what they deem as excess funds leftover from prior spending laws, roughly twice the amount
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill. That’s a move the Obama administration has strongly opposed, saying that even a Senate vote could undermine negotiations over that country’s nuclear capability.