Expressing anger during threats enhances credibility in international negotiations, with perceived resolve increasing by 15 percentage points compared to calm ultimatums, according to recent research.
Andrew Lennox, a veteran and former VA administrative officer, experienced job loss due to federal workforce reductions aimed at improving efficiency and cutting government spending.
Librarians in DoD schools are evaluating and potentially removing books addressing gender ideology and equity, following vague directives that lack specific titles or selection criteria.
Russia maintains a strong military position in Ukraine despite significant casualties, while U.S. support appears to be wavering, emphasizing the need for potential compromises in negotiations.
Department of Veterans Affairs terminated over 1,000 probationary employees, projecting $98 million in annual savings to enhance services for veterans amidst workforce reduction efforts.
An Ace pilot, Jim Swett, shot down seven enemy aircraft in one day during World War II, earning the Medal of Honor and numerous accolades for valor.
Hospital Corpsman Petty Officer 1st Class Billy Bui received the Navy Achievement Medal for saving a Marine from heat stroke during a training exercise at Camp Pendleton.
Staff Sgt. Robert Meyers served 12 years across three military branches: Army, Navy, and Air Force, gaining extensive experience in security and law enforcement.
Veterans Affairs employees and lawmakers protested potential staffing and funding cuts, emphasizing the need to protect veterans' services amidst ongoing government reform efforts and budget concerns.
New guidelines exempt military spouses working for federal agencies from in-person return mandates, promoting remote work and enhancing employment opportunities amid relocation challenges.