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Senators eye defense bill for classified intelligence reform
The bipartisan group announced two bills on May 10 aimed at improving the U.S. government’s approach to classifying information.
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Dems accuse GOP lawmaker of condoning white supremacy among troops
Republicans say few service members harbor extremist views. Democrats say it’s still a problem worth fixing.
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What could derail great power competition? A terrorist attack.
Special operations must continue counterterrorism and crisis response while also competing with peer adversaries such as Russia and China, experts said.
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GOP lawmakers: our budget-cutting plan doesn’t harm veterans
Two GOP lawmakers say the House Speaker’s proposed budget cuts won’t touch federal spending on veterans.
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Tuberville criticized for remark on white nationalists in armed forces
“We are losing in the military so fast. Our readiness in terms of recruitment,” Tuberville said, according to the station’s transcript of the interview.
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Tesla shouldn’t call driving system ‘Autopilot,’ Buttigieg says
No vehicle on sale today can drive itself, he stressed, saying that drivers must pay attention in all cases.
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Pacific fleet commander to brief China committee on Taiwan defense
Adm. Samuel Paparo will brief the bipartisan committee on plans to thwart a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
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Pentagon nominates next ‘sub boss’ amid Senate holdup of confirmations
If confirmed, Rear Adm. Robert Gaucher would also lead Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Allied Submarine Command in Norfolk, Va.
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Fear, funds and fossilware top barriers to updating federal tech
Agencies say they’re constrained by stagnant budgets and an aging IT workforce that is poached by the private sector.
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Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Senators eye defense bill for classified intelligence reform
The bipartisan group announced two bills on May 10 aimed at improving the U.S. government’s approach to classifying information.
-
Dems accuse GOP lawmaker of condoning white supremacy among troops
Republicans say few service members harbor extremist views. Democrats say it’s still a problem worth fixing.
-
What could derail great power competition? A terrorist attack.
Special operations must continue counterterrorism and crisis response while also competing with peer adversaries such as Russia and China, experts said.
-
GOP lawmakers: our budget-cutting plan doesn’t harm veterans
Two GOP lawmakers say the House Speaker’s proposed budget cuts won’t touch federal spending on veterans.
-
Tuberville criticized for remark on white nationalists in armed forces
“We are losing in the military so fast. Our readiness in terms of recruitment,” Tuberville said, according to the station’s transcript of the interview.
-
Tesla shouldn’t call driving system ‘Autopilot,’ Buttigieg says
No vehicle on sale today can drive itself, he stressed, saying that drivers must pay attention in all cases.
-
Pacific fleet commander to brief China committee on Taiwan defense
Adm. Samuel Paparo will brief the bipartisan committee on plans to thwart a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
-
Pentagon nominates next ‘sub boss’ amid Senate holdup of confirmations
If confirmed, Rear Adm. Robert Gaucher would also lead Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Allied Submarine Command in Norfolk, Va.
-
Fear, funds and fossilware top barriers to updating federal tech
Agencies say they’re constrained by stagnant budgets and an aging IT workforce that is poached by the private sector.
-
Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
Senators eye defense bill for classified intelligence reform
The bipartisan group announced two bills on May 10 aimed at improving the U.S. government’s approach to classifying information.
-
Dems accuse GOP lawmaker of condoning white supremacy among troops
Republicans say few service members harbor extremist views. Democrats say it’s still a problem worth fixing.
-
What could derail great power competition? A terrorist attack.
Special operations must continue counterterrorism and crisis response while also competing with peer adversaries such as Russia and China, experts said.
-
GOP lawmakers: our budget-cutting plan doesn’t harm veterans
Two GOP lawmakers say the House Speaker’s proposed budget cuts won’t touch federal spending on veterans.
-
Tuberville criticized for remark on white nationalists in armed forces
“We are losing in the military so fast. Our readiness in terms of recruitment,” Tuberville said, according to the station’s transcript of the interview.
-
Tesla shouldn’t call driving system ‘Autopilot,’ Buttigieg says
No vehicle on sale today can drive itself, he stressed, saying that drivers must pay attention in all cases.
-
Pacific fleet commander to brief China committee on Taiwan defense
Adm. Samuel Paparo will brief the bipartisan committee on plans to thwart a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
-
Pentagon nominates next ‘sub boss’ amid Senate holdup of confirmations
If confirmed, Rear Adm. Robert Gaucher would also lead Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Allied Submarine Command in Norfolk, Va.
-
Fear, funds and fossilware top barriers to updating federal tech
Agencies say they’re constrained by stagnant budgets and an aging IT workforce that is poached by the private sector.
-
Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
