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A national security expert is raising critical questions about the allocation of American resources in recent conflicts and the differing stakes involved in U.S. foreign policy decisions.
A recent announcement highlights a growing recognition of the urgent brain wounding needs among those who have served, as well as the vital role that an innovative therapy can play in their recovery.
The Department of the Air Force faces scrutiny over a troubling inconsistency in its jurisdictional practices, particularly highlighted by two contrasting cases involving Air National Guard colonels.
With the midterm elections approaching, a U.S. Army soldier reflects on exposing the threat to the 2020 election.
As the U.S. is expected to enter another round of negotiations with Iran today, President Donald Trump has repeatedly maintained his assertion that Iran has been “defeated,” even as both nations continue to encounter failed ceasefires and engage in military strikes.
The issues surrounding religious accommodations within the military are emblematic of broader systemic failures. Attorneys are working hard to challenge these injustices and restore the rights of service members seeking to maintain their religious beliefs.
On Thursday, a provocative strategy for negotiating with Iran was unveiled through a YouTube video, where the concept of “the Trump card” was introduced.
Nearly five years after he refused the Covid-19 shot, and suffered repercussions for doing so, a former Space Force officer had his career reinstated Friday.
Alarming issues in military mental health care, particularly the manipulation of diagnoses for punitive purposes, prompts calls for significant reforms to ensure accountability and support for service members.
President Donald Trump and Iranian officials have announced that the United States and Iran have come to an agreement to cease hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, although concerns persist.
