The letter was sent before the Israeli prime minister addressed the joint session of Congress. President Joe Biden received a letter from seven major labor unions on Tuesday…
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Two Senators Request Presidential Options for Philippines and China
Ranking committee members are concerned by recent standoffs in the South China Sea. Two senior senators sent a letter requesting that President Joe Biden provide Congress with a…
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Theodore Roosevelt Replaces Eisenhower in Middle East Operations
The previous strike group was relieved of its extended 9-month deployment in the Red Sea region. The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has taken over operations in the Middle…
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VA Commemorates Two Years of Improved 988 Hotline Use
The addition of Press 1 increased successful calls per day by 22.7 percent since 2022. This week, Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough highlighted the increased use of the…
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Defense Department Sends $225 Million More in Munitions to Ukraine
It is the 61st presidential drawdown to restock munitions for weaponry. During the NATO summit this month, the Department of Defense (DoD) announced that the U.S. has approved…
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Treasury Proposes More Thorough Reviews of Real Estate Near Military Bases
The review comes in response to a Chinese-linked company owning property near a nuclear missile storage facility. The Treasury Department proposed a new rule that would expand the…
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Defense Department Publishes Report on National Defense Industrial Strategy Progress
The initiatives are administered under the Defense Production Act and Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment programs. The Pentagon announced an Interim Implementation Report detailing the progress of the…
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Navy Revamps Fitness Policy, Gives Commanders More Discretion
Sailors may be given additional time to meet fitness targets, depending on their progress. The Navy has updated its policy barring sailors from advancing or reenlisting after failing…
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Commerce Department Adds Six Companies to Restricted Trading List
The agency determines the companies cannot be trusted to safeguard U.S. technologies. The U.S. Department of Commerce recently added six companies to the U.S. trade restriction list, four of…
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U.S. Military Bases in Europe Raise Alert Level
The level of force protection was raised due to terrorist threats. This week, the Defense Department confirmed that U.S. commanders in Europe raised several military base threat levels…
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