Congress

Marine Corps needs more agile MILCON process

“There’s nothing magic about construction for the Marine Corps. The challenge is the program budget process,” said Rear Adm. Dean VanderLey.

Defense

Marine Corps completes ‘wall-to-wall’ barracks inspection. Here’s what’s next

Defense

New Congressional task force looks to make sure it’s not left behind by AI advancements

Artificial Intelligence

(AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Passing 2025 defense spending bill will be ‘particularly difficult’

Defense

Congressional staff, Congress, minibus, funding, budget

Understatement: Congress doesn’t function properly

Federal Report

Alpha-1, DoD’s portfolio of services, will accelerate AI adoption

Defense

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Pentagon’s reproductive healthcare policy used 12 times from June to December

Defense

The sun shines on the dome of Capitol Hill in Washington, Friday, Aug. 12, 2022. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

DoD pushing Congress to give more budget flexibilities

Budget

Military construction budget prioritizes housing, shipyard infrastructure

Defense

Impacts of Tuberville’s military holds will be felt for years

Federal Report

Army cutting empty posts in major force structure transformation

Army

Future of Space National Guard remains uncertain

The future of approximately 1,000 space professionals in the Air National Guard remains uncertain as discussions continue on whether to give the Space…

Defense

An F-35A Lightning II assigned to the 34th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron departs after conducting an aerial refueling.

Air Force will lose $13 billion in buying power if Congress doesn’t pass 2024 budget

Under a yearlong continuing resolution, the Air Force will have to cancel 34 construction projects and the Space Force will lose $2.6 billion in research…

Air Force

If you’re not surprised there’s not a shutdown, you’re prescient or a prevaricator

Budget

To the surprise of just about everybody, the Federal Government is fully functional this Monday, October 2, 2023. Some surprise last-minute votes in both the House and Senate on Saturday happened just in time to get a continuing resolution (CR)to the president’s desk – just hours before much of the government was set to run out of appropriations.