Pentagon & Policy

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The DoD is moving to terminate most collective bargaining agreements, impacting civilian employees and military families.

Defense contractors face significant challenges in achieving CMMC compliance, risking contracts if shortcuts are taken.

A recent report reveals that FPS games may provide a superior experience when played with controllers over traditional mouse and keyboard setups.

The Senate rejected a Democratic resolution to end military operations in Iran, signaling ongoing conflict and future legislative battles.

Suicide rates among military families are on the rise, highlighting urgent mental health needs. Learn more about the implications and what to watch.

Suicide rates among military families are increasing despite a decrease in active-duty personnel, highlighting urgent needs for support.

A $99M settlement by John Deere may influence automotive repair rights, impacting service members and veterans.

The Pentagon is adopting efficiency practices from the private sector, impacting military operations and personnel.

Pope Leo XIV emphasizes peace and unity, countering President Trump's criticism, highlighting global tensions and diplomatic efforts.

An Army lieutenant colonel pleads guilty to 17 charges in a firearms parts smuggling case, highlighting military regulations on firearms.

An Army lieutenant colonel pleads guilty to 17 charges related to firearms parts smuggling, raising concerns within military ranks.

Choosing the right fuel grade is crucial for vehicle performance and avoiding costly repairs, especially for military families.