Military Defends Jan. 6 Response as House Steps Up Probes Lt. Gen. Walter Piatt echoed comments from other military leaders about the perception of soldiers being used to secure the...
Confusion, Miscommunication Delayed Guard Response to Capitol Riot, Senate Report Finds The DoD's response was delayed in part because leaders, when contacted by D.C. officials, weren't clear what they were being...
Retired Navy Lieutenant Commander Accused of Breaching US Capitol Appears in Court Retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Thomas Edward Caldwell is allegedly associated with the Oath Keepers.
Why Veterans Are Targeted by Radicals Online Among the the Jan. 6 pro-Trump assault on the U.S. Capitol were veterans and active service members, highlighting a potential...
Key Republicans Reject Proposal for Permanent National Guard Force on Capitol Hill The top Republicans on the Senate and House Armed Services Committees rebuffed a proposed full-time National Guard quick...
Active-Duty Marine Major Arrested After Allegedly Pushing Police Officer in Capitol Riot Maj. Christopher Warnagiris was arrested after federal agents said he broke into the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot.
Guard's DC Deployment Could Become Permanent as Lawmakers Eye $200M Quick Reaction Force The bill follows recommendations by a task force that examined the U.S. Capitol's security measures.
Former Top Military Officials Join Campaign to Restore Confidence in Voting A new awareness campaign is hoping to draw in more veterans who want to be involved in safeguarding the democratic voting...
COVID-19, Civil Unrest: Have Too Many Homeland Missions Damaged Trust in the Military? In a time when Americans seem more divided than ever, experts say the military is caught in a difficult balancing act.
140 Former NatSec Officials Demand 9/11-Style Commission on Capitol Riots The officials want the commission to investigate the attack and its direct causes, and make recommendations to prevent...
Troops Can Finally File Medical Malpractice Claims Against the Military. Here's How For decades, the Feres Doctrine has kept active-duty military personnel from suing the government.
'At the Limits of What I Can Do:' Marine Corps Commandant Makes Plea for Funding Gen. David Berger told Congress that the service has trimmed assets and people and needs full funding to ensure readiness.
Veterans' Tax Exemption Expanded in Bill Clearing NC House The North Carolina House wants to exempt military retiree pay from state income taxes for more veterans in North Carolina.
VA Warns of 'Dramatic Increase' in Homeless Veterans as Eviction Moratorium Ends The VA and the Department of Housing and Urban Development are bracing for the end of the moratorium on June 30.
Air Force Kicks Off Search for New Refueling Tanker Amid KC-46 Woes The Air Force announced plans to buy between 140 to 160 "KC-Y" commercial derivative tankers at a rate of 12 to 15 aircraft...
