The Space Force will likely play a "central role" in developing and operating the next-generation homeland defense system outlined in an executive order from President Trump, Chief of Space Operations ...

While Feinberg’s written answer did not come up during the hearing, Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) also pressed him to call Russia’s actions an invasion, characterizing Trump’s recent negotiating posture ...

Billionaire financier Stephen Feinberg said today that if he is confirmed as deputy defense secretary, he will establish a "war room" to review Pentagon spending in detail to ensure it is aligned to ...

The Navy is progressing in testing across several ship programs, with advances that include the completion of key survivability testing for the lead Ford-class carrier. Gerald R.

The Feb. 25, 2025 Government Accountability Office report "describes the status of high-risk areas, outlines actions that are needed to assure further progress, and identifies a new high-risk area ...

The Army has a "math problem," because costs of Tactical Wheeled Vehicle initiatives are greater than the funding for them, a service leader said at a National Defense Industrial Association ...

The Feb. 6 request for information seeks input on regulatory actions for inclusion in the development of an AI Action Plan, which would define priority policy actions “to enhance America’s position as ...

The Pentagon is renaming its next-generation domestic air defense modernization initiative -- a project that is poised to potentially double missile defense spending -- only four ...

Katie Arrington's return to the Pentagon shows a renewed interest in getting the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program off the ground, according to contracting attorneys who highlighted ...

On Feb. 25, 2025 Stephen Feinberg submitted written answers to advance policy questions from the Senate Armed Services Committee regarding his nomination to be deputy defense secretary. Also includes ...

The order for military departments to suggest 8% cuts within their budgets and the potential firing of thousands of Defense Department civilians is not that different from previous administration ...