Military Pay

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis ripped Congress Monday for letting sequestration budget caps continue.

Veterans benefits and military pay almost certainly would be protected in the event of a government shutdown next month.

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The deal presented by the Senate to end the U.S. government shutdown may only protect troops' paychecks for three months.

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

The deal on the 2015 defense budget would mean more out-of-pocket healthcare costs and lower pay increases for troops.

Newly proposed legislation would allow service members and their families to move to a new duty station at different times to...

The Senate has approved a defense bill that calls for a 1.6 percent military pay raise and reduced housing allowances.

The Army approved Special Duty Assignment Pay increases for five jobs, reduced it for one, and eliminated it for another.

A bill was introduced in the Senate on Wednesday aimed at correcting "discrepancies" in the pay rates for enlisted personnel.