Pentagon & Policy

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Two Venezuelan women are risking everything to protest the detentions of their husbands following a U.S. raid.

A US Army Special Forces soldier faces charges for profiting from bets on the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro using classified information.

U.S. munitions used against Iran in Operation Epic Fury are depleting stockpiles, raising concerns about future readiness.

A Special Forces soldier allegedly used classified information to win $400K in bets on a raid, raising concerns about security protocols.

Sapper, a therapy dog at Fort Bragg, has been awarded the USO's Canine Volunteer of the Year for 2026 for its service to military families.

U.S. Transportation Command enhances logistics planning using AI as disruptions in the Middle East escalate.

Air Force hero John Chapman receives a plaque on Mount Soledad, honoring his Medal of Honor legacy.

The GY6Lift app provides free rides to service members to combat impaired driving.

The GY6Lift app offers free rides to service members to combat impaired driving.

The Space Force budget cuts funding for SDA's data transport layer, raising concerns about future communication capabilities.

Avery Cloutier, 19, completes his master's degree and prepares for the U.S. Navy, showcasing young leadership in military education.

The US Navy is reassessing the costs of future Ford-class carriers to ensure they are justified compared to Nimitz-class carriers.