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Amid demands to control the island, the U.S. military is trying to overhaul infrastructure at its decades-old Pituffik Space Base.

A new bipartisan bill would make private companies that manage military housing pay for costs associated with mold, but an attorney worries families would only collect damages through lawsuits.

Two members of Congress and a senior Pentagon official weighed in on the firing, implying it was tied to a Corps of Engineers dispute with homeowners around a lake in Missouri.

The Defense Commissary Agency will offer online delivery from 70 base stores by the end of January and the remaining 108 stores by the summer.

Two AI chat tools, including Microsoft Copilot, are in use at the VA but have not been reviewed by patient safety offices.

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael R. Weimer said the plans he announced in 2024 to replace the service’s physical fitness gear had been “put on pause.”

The report, due last fall, will be released in “early 2026,” officials said.

"There's no question that the extended deployment, the material degradations and so forth, are going to have that kind of impact," one expert said about mishaps amid sustained operations.

A Lucky Box machine has been up and running in the Pentagon since Dec. 23.

Established visa pipelines for Afghan allies have been shuttered, veterans say, despite having no connection to a November National Guard shooting.

Nearly 30 lawmakers wrote Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asking why the Pentagon is seeking to redefine hazing and bullying.

The crew of an Air Force CV-22 Osprey that suffered a hard landing in late 2024 had just completed safety training to get the aircraft on the ground in such moments.

An Army official said the failing health grade was the result of "one incident of a mislabeled item." Corrections by staff have since raised the grade to a "C."

Army leaders said they are looking at more virtual reality and remote training inspired by civilian programs at universities.

Capt. Jordan Wesemann, a KC-135 tanker pilot, refueled his twin brother Jared's F-35 fighter jet during an exercise in Japan. Their father is a former Air Force rescue pilot.

To pass the new standards, a service member’s waist measurement can be only slightly more than half of their height.

The Arizona senator and Navy veteran sued Hegseth and the Department of Defense on Monday, saying actions against him would cause a chilling effect on veterans' speech

Warthogs have been a major part of recent U.S. operations against ISIS in Syria, including this A-10 paying homage to a classic video game character.

Federal worker buyouts, retirements and not enough MREs left soldiers at Fort Greely with limited food services for more than two months.

They’re the first American airstrikes reported in Syria this year and the second wave of Operation Hawkeye Strike.