A new paper, based on consultations with government officials and others, looks at what the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has done in recent years.

Can the Pentagon’s inspector general satisfy skeptics while still rooting out corruption?

Russia’s smuggling efforts are providing diminishing returns, Treasury Department officials say.

The Air Force hopes Congress will let them get rid of 32 Block 20 F-22s in the 2024 budget.

The Virginia Republican wants a “tactical interim” capability to arrive while the Air Force awaits its secret NGAD combat aircraft.

The U.S. Air Force decided to upgrade the existing engine instead of pursuing a new adaptive engine, and will likely talk to partners about the change later this year.

The top U.S. general recommends military training and law enforcement to stem drug and migrant flows—not special operators and other forces.

Lloyd Austin told Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., that holding up 160 promotions and appointments “creates a ripple effect through the force that makes us far less ready than we need to be.”

Some $1.45 billion will be spent to better produce artillery rounds, over a million of which have been sent to Ukraine.

“Ukraine’s war has taught us that we must transition from just-in-time stockpiles of weapons and munitions to just-in-case stockpiles,” Sen. Collins said.