A GAO report says the Pentagon’s records for approximately 26 million F-35 spare parts remain unreliable, with 17,000 parts worth up to $2.5 billion absent from its property and logistics management platform.
A senior U.S. soldier entrusted with sensitive information was arrested near Gloucester over suspected assistance to Russian intelligence, while British police stressed that the case is not connected to other ongoing counterterrorism investigations.
The Marine Corps now defines uninhabitable barracks conditions, protects Marines who refuse unsuitable rooms and requires commands to pursue alternatives, including temporary lodging or possible Basic Allowance for Housing eligibility.
Andrii Sybiha pressed Washington for faster interceptor deliveries and energy grid support while Ukraine pursues talks with Russia and considers limited ceasefires covering the Black Sea and critical energy infrastructure.
Master Sgt. Philip Bender passed more than a birthday cake to his newly graduated son. The ceremony marked Pfc. Noah Bender’s completion of boot camp and the continuation of a Marine family tradition spanning 20 years.
Facing eight impeachment articles, War Secretary Pete Hegseth defended operations involving Iran, Yemen, Venezuela, and alleged drug trafficking boats, insisting they were lawful missions ordered by President Donald Trump and executed by American forces.
A Texas military family is asking a federal judge for a bench trial after the Air Force offered $225,000 for their daughter’s life altering brain injury, while federal law blocks the malpractice path available for births inside the United States.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari says Pentagon personnel who carried out orders under Pete Hegseth need investigation, prompting Sean Parnell to repeat Hegseth’s warning that today’s impeachment push could become tomorrow’s campaign against American service members.