Pentagon & Policy

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Congress reconvenes with a packed agenda impacting defense spending, military policies, and veterans' benefits.

As of April 2026, the Toyota Tacoma is the only new pickup truck in the U.S. offering a manual transmission option.

Phillip Bruce Cook, a 100-year-old WWII veteran, receives France's highest military honor for his service as a B-17 gunner.

Explore the exciting lineup of JRPGs set for release in 2026, offering entertainment for service members and their families.

Péter Magyar, Hungary's election winner, expresses willingness to discuss the Ukraine war with Putin, impacting EU-Russia relations.

Turkey's defense minister warns that excluding Ankara from EU defense initiatives could harm security more than U.S. troop withdrawals.

Experts highlight the logistical challenges and implications of a potential U.S. blockade of Iran, affecting military operations and global trade.

U.S. military strikes on drug smuggling boats in the Eastern Pacific result in five deaths and one survivor.

A study suggests Russia could overrun the Baltic states in 90 days, raising concerns about NATO's defense readiness.

The U.S. military is set to impose a blockade on Iranian ports, escalating tensions in the Middle East and affecting global oil markets.

A man was arrested for damaging a U.S. Air Force C-130 at Shannon Airport, raising security concerns for military assets.

The USS Stockdale returned to port flying a '007' battle flag in honor of Vice Adm. James Bond Stockdale.