Kirsten Errick

Despite budget uncertainty from a lack of permanent funding and a potential government shutdown by Nov. 17, on top of the normally slow budget

Congress' habit of kicking the can down the road with more continuing resolutions instead of full appropriations bills could have major repercussions

The Pentagon unveiled a responsible artificial intelligence toolkit as it continues to push using the technology responsibly across the Defense Department and to find more use cases for it, while trying to mitigate harm.

Several leaders across the military and in Congress urge the Senate to end the almost year-long military holds, which are hurting the military's readiness, its service members and their families.

As it's the middle of open season, those eligible have until Dec. 12 to enroll or make changes to their plans under TRICARE – the Defense Department's healthcare system – for 2024.

The Defense Department should not just focus on short-term success for its Replicator program, which aims to scale small, cheap drones.

Facing a construction boon over the next 15 years, the Navy is trying to increase the submarine workforce.

The Air Force is working on a new plan to accelerate its modernization efforts and bring it into the future as it tries to keep pace with the changing needs of its Airmen and Guardians.

Highlights California's NEM 3.0 took effect in April 2023 Company filed for bankruptcy Aug. 5

Highlights 31 million acres across 11 western states Plans expected to be finalized in December