Pentagon & Policy

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Learn smart budgeting strategies for your next PCS move to handle unexpected expenses.

The Navy has terminated its auditor general following a report of harassment and belittlement of subordinates.

An investigation reveals the Navy's auditor general harassed and belittled subordinates, raising concerns about workplace culture.

SOUTHCOM replaces Operation Southern Spear with a new task force aimed at combating narcoterrorism networks.

SOUTHCOM replaces Southern Spear with a new task force focused on combating narcoterrorism networks in the Western Hemisphere.

Learn how to build a resilient budget that adapts to military life’s financial challenges.

The US has sanctioned Cuban military companies and officials linked to arms deals with Russia and China, impacting military and diplomatic relations.

Boeing wins a contract for the jet-powered JDAM, enhancing military capabilities with extended range.

The Air Force's acquisition reform shifts authority to portfolio executives, impacting modernization and contracting.

Iran threatens Gulf states if U.S. military actions continue, impacting regional security.

Sailors and Marines with medical shaving waivers will be counseled after six months of treatment. Learn more about the new policy.

The North Carolina National Guard settles a lawsuit regarding First Amendment rights violations related to social media.