Senator Jerry Moran chairs the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, focusing on expanding community care options and improving mental health services for veterans while ensuring VA funding stability.
The Trusted Traveler program resumes at military bases in the U.S. and Alaska, allowing authorized personnel to escort visitors after a temporary suspension due to recent violence.
California National Guard deployment increases to 1,680 troops amid Los Angeles wildfires, with over 12,000 personnel mobilized to combat blazes fueled by strong winds and dry conditions.
Authorities are searching for three stolen Humvees taken from an Army Reserve Center in Tustin, California, along with various military equipment, on January 8.
Thomas Caldwell was acquitted of seditious conspiracy related to the January 6 Capitol events but convicted of lesser charges, ultimately receiving a sentence of time served.
Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing for Secretary of Defense is scheduled for January 14, amid scrutiny over his experience and character allegations.
The U.S. Army seeks unmanned aerial systems, termed Launched Effects, for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions, targeting deployment from high-altitude aircraft by fiscal year 2026.
Sam Brown, a veteran and former Senate candidate, has been nominated to lead cemetery and memorial affairs at the Department of Veterans Affairs, focusing on veterans' needs.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed faces halted plea negotiations regarding the September 11 attacks, amid ongoing legal battles and concerns over a potential death penalty exemption.
The Army modernizes dining facilities to improve soldier experiences, introducing online ordering, nutritious meals, and community-focused spaces while prioritizing sustainability and flexible hours.