Budget

Army leaders are preparing for the worst-case budget scenario, unsure whether Congress will act to avert automatic cuts.

A historically unproductive Congress is running out of days this calendar year to approve the defense budget.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has signaled that he will seek to protect cyber warfare funding in the Pentagon's 2015 budget.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a $601 billion defense bill that would spare cuts to military benefits next year.

The U.S. Army's top officer spoke in his strongest terms yet about the harmful effects of automatic budget cuts on the...

During testimony, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III stressed the negative impact sequestration will have on...

Lawmakers and Navy leaders said U.S. allies around the globe will need to do more to help protect international sea lanes.

The head of a House panel is threatening to freeze funding over the Pentagon's alleged stonewalling in a probe of the swap of...

The Army confirmed Tuesday a force reduction plan to cut 40,000 troops and reduce to a strength of 450,000 by 2017.

Lawmakers agreed to increase pharmacy co-pays that largely affect military retirees.