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House’s first China Committee hearing highlights Taiwan defenses
The Republican and Democratic leaders on the House’s select China Committee sought to spotlight China’s threat to Taiwan in their first hearing.
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Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
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House Republicans tout Ukraine oversight, brace for funding fight
Pentagon officials suggest that they will need Congress to keep passing Ukraine aid over the long-haul as Republican skeptics harden their opposition.
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Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
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How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
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China accuses US of ‘bullying’ with ‘illegal’ sanctions
The Treasury and State departments announced the moves in coordinated statements that targeted dozens of Wagner Group affiliates.
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This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
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Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
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Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
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Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
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House’s first China Committee hearing highlights Taiwan defenses
The Republican and Democratic leaders on the House’s select China Committee sought to spotlight China’s threat to Taiwan in their first hearing.
-
Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
-
House Republicans tout Ukraine oversight, brace for funding fight
Pentagon officials suggest that they will need Congress to keep passing Ukraine aid over the long-haul as Republican skeptics harden their opposition.
-
Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
-
How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
China accuses US of ‘bullying’ with ‘illegal’ sanctions
The Treasury and State departments announced the moves in coordinated statements that targeted dozens of Wagner Group affiliates.
-
This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
-
House’s first China Committee hearing highlights Taiwan defenses
The Republican and Democratic leaders on the House’s select China Committee sought to spotlight China’s threat to Taiwan in their first hearing.
-
Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
-
House Republicans tout Ukraine oversight, brace for funding fight
Pentagon officials suggest that they will need Congress to keep passing Ukraine aid over the long-haul as Republican skeptics harden their opposition.
-
Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
-
How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
China accuses US of ‘bullying’ with ‘illegal’ sanctions
The Treasury and State departments announced the moves in coordinated statements that targeted dozens of Wagner Group affiliates.
-
This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
