Mulvaney Promises Punishment for Pruitt’s Spending Violations
Justice Dept. Alumni Sign Letter to Protect Mueller
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Many Pentagon Offices Would Vanish Under Reform Plan
Bipartisan Bills Would Allow VA to Research Marijuana
To Innovate, Public Sector Agencies Need to Modernize
Lawmakers Ask: Where’s the Broader Syria Strategy?
No surprise that Democrats questioned Friday’s retaliatory strike, but even a few GOP defense hawks wondered aloud.
'I Don’t Get Confused:' How Nikki Haley’s Feminist Clapback Could Cost Her a Job
Haley won't accept the blame for a failure of communication in the White House.
CIA Director Mike Pompeo Spent Easter In North Korea With Kim Jong-un
Pompeo's meeting was aimed at laying the groundwork for a planned meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.
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April 18, 2018
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Many Pentagon Offices Would Relocate or Vanish Under Thornberry Plan
House Armed Services chair would streamline “4th Estate” to create efficiency.
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April 17, 2018
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Pentagon Declares Strike Successful. Here’s A Look at What Went Into It
U.S., French, and British planes and ships used a wide variety of precision weapons to hit Syrian chemical weapons facilities. Some saw their first day of combat.
Mattis Confirms Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria, But No Trump Decision to Strike Yet
The National Security Council discussed options with the president for responding to the attack, but the administration was still syncing up with allies Thursday evening.
Special Operators Are Getting a Bit More Much-Needed Rest
At least two SOF components are on a ‘glide path’ to the Pentagon’s desired optempo.
Mike Pompeo Is Warming Up To Manmade Climate Change
Trump's nominee for secretary of state was once dubbed "the congressman from Koch."
From 'Give Me a Break' to 'Get Ready'
Donald Trump's ever-changing stance on U.S. intervention in Syria.
The Military Budget Shows Just How Deep Donald Trump is Getting Into Syria
Despite Trump's distaste for global entanglements, the U.S. is spending more and more in Syria.
Chad Is The First African Country Taken Off Trump’s Travel Ban List
The White House said Chad had improved its security "information sharing practices" with U.S. officials.
Going BRAC-less: What to Do with the Military’s Excess Property
The Pentagon is offering an alternative to closing bases, and Congress should support it.
Is It Time for AFRICOM to Get Its Own Troops?
A key Republican senator thinks so, and is pushing to send one of the U.S. Army’s new advising brigades there.
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