Pentagon & Policy

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President Trump discusses possible troop reductions in Europe, raising concerns about NATO's stability.

The Navy reveals the winners of the Capt. Edward F. Ney Memorial Award, recognizing excellence in food service across its dining facilities.

President Trump publicly criticizes NATO for not supporting U.S. operations in Iran, following a private meeting with NATO's Secretary General.

A new automatic registration process for the military draft will streamline the Selective Service System for eligible Americans.

Active-duty Air Force aviators can apply for retention bonuses until May 31, 2026, aimed at addressing pilot shortages.

The Space Force has awarded Lockheed Martin a $105 million contract to support its GPS ground system amid modernization uncertainties.

The U.S. Navy has introduced free Wi-Fi in barracks in Greece and Italy, enhancing sailors' quality of life.

An Army doctor faces expanded sexual assault charges involving 73 victims, prompting scrutiny of military healthcare oversight.

The former captain of the USNS Carson City has surrendered his license following a 2021 rape allegation, with ongoing legal proceedings expected.

The former captain of the USNS Carson City has surrendered his license amid rape allegations, with legal actions continuing.

The Pentagon's move away from Anthropic boosts opportunities for smaller AI startups, impacting military technology and innovation.

The Pentagon's decision opens doors for small AI startups, enhancing military technology and competition.